Rembrandt Hotel Atsugi

I’ve been at this hotel many times in the last 30 years, as my company has HQs in this town. The hotel is always the best in town, convenient and with all the required services. Breakfast is offered in Japanese style and continental style, and this helps a lot for guests like me who look for European style morning food. The rooms tend to be quite small as everywhere in Japan, so a suggestion is not to book the most basic rate, and look for a larger room. Services and personnel are very good, and WiFi works quite well. It is very convenient as it is at walking distance from the station, and close to many restaurants and shops, including Starbucks in case you are looking for a good enough espresso.

Only drawbacks are the very small rooms with quite limited space for clothes in the hangers. It is okay for a 2-3 days stay.

Very good price

Breakfast could offer more western food

Staff are all very wonderful and kind, the rooms are impeccably clean and the location is inside the city close to the train station.

On site underground parking

Let's face it, Atsugi is a miserable hole of a city anyway and you would only go there if you had to, so not expecting much. The hotel is clean enough but really dated and quite musty smelling. Very tired/tatty room and bathroom. Probably been in need of a refurbishment for well over a decade. The offerings at breakfast are a bit depressing (save the money and walk 2 minutes to Aeon or somewhere else nearby for breakfast). We were only allowed one room key. Asked for a second but was refused! First time ever in the world we've been told we can't have a second room key. Decided to take the stairs one time from the 10th floor. The stairway was full of upended beds, mattresses and other furniture. That must be illegal and or a fire/evaluation hazard. Just as well Japan never has earthquakes!