Editor’s Guide
Entrance to Rembrandt Style Tokyo Nishikasai Grande in Tokyo, Japan.
Rembrandt Style Tokyo Nishikasai Grande offers a practical base in Nishikasai, an eastern Tokyo neighborhood with its own everyday rhythm and a direct connection to the city’s subway network. The hotel is around a five-minute walk from Nishi-Kasai Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line, putting central Tokyo within straightforward reach while keeping you in a residential part of the capital.

The hotel’s Japanese-inspired interiors give the property a distinctive sense of place. Rather than relying solely on the familiar look of a modern business hotel, the design draws on Japanese aesthetics and the changing seasons, creating a contemporary setting with traditional influences. It’s a useful combination for travelers who want reliable everyday comforts alongside a little character.

At a Glance

Rembrandt Style Tokyo Nishikasai Grande at a glance

Setting
Contemporary hotel with Japanese-inspired interiors
Location
Nishikasai, Edogawa, eastern Tokyo
Breakfast
Japanese and Western buffet
Getting Around
About five minutes on foot to Nishi-Kasai Station
The Setting

A contemporary stay with a Japanese touch

Twin room at Rembrandt Style Tokyo Nishikasai Grande, with
contemporary furnishings and comfortable beds.

At Rembrandt Style Tokyo Nishikasai Grande, the stated design concept brings traditional Japanese sensibilities into a modern hotel environment, with an emphasis on the seasons and a sense of calm. It’s a fitting approach for a city break that may involve busy stations, packed sightseeing schedules, and long days exploring Tokyo.

The hotel has 105 guest rooms, giving it the scale of a compact city hotel rather than a sprawling resort. Rooms feature Simmons beds, wall-mounted televisions, and air purifiers. Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and the entire hotel is non-smoking.

Guest rooms 105 rooms
In-room comfort Simmons beds and air purifiers
Connectivity Wi-Fi throughout the hotel
Twin accommodation at Rembrandt Style Tokyo Nishikasai Grande in
Tokyo.
Staying Here

Comfortable rooms for city breaks

The guest rooms combine contemporary furnishings with practical details for travelers who spend much of the day out exploring. Simmons beds provide the foundation for a good night’s rest, while wall-mounted televisions keep the room layout functional. Satellite television is available, and USB connections are provided at the bedside table and writing desk.

Air purifiers are installed in every room, and the hotel provides Wi-Fi and a range of guest amenities. The combination makes the rooms suitable for a short sightseeing visit as well as a stay that includes some work or time spent planning the next day’s outings.

Room configurations, bed arrangements, and available amenities can vary by category, so check the details of your selected room before booking.

Dining

A Japanese and Western buffet to start the day

Breakfast is one of the hotel’s distinctive features. The buffet brings together Japanese and Western dishes, with particular attention to obanzai, the tradition of preparing and serving an assortment of home-style Japanese side dishes. The idea is to offer a selection of smaller dishes that reflect Japanese food culture rather than limiting the morning meal to a conventional continental spread.

The published menu includes seasonal vegetable preparations, simmered dishes, rice accompaniments, Japanese soups, and familiar Western breakfast items. The selection changes with the season and ingredient availability, so the precise dishes on offer can vary during your stay.

Restaurant at Rembrandt Style Tokyo Nishikasai Grande, where guests
can enjoy the hotel's breakfast buffet.
Japanese and Western breakfast buffet at Rembrandt Style Tokyo
Nishikasai Grande.
Breakfast Highlights

Japanese home-style dishes and familiar favorites

The hotel’s breakfast information gives an indication of the variety available. Examples include:

  • Furofuki daikon, a simmered daikon radish dish
  • Simmered pumpkin
  • Imogara, prepared dried taro stems
  • Seasonal Japanese side dishes
  • Simmered dishes and tofu preparations
  • Rice and assorted rice accompaniments
  • Japanese pickles and seasoned condiments
  • Miso soup and seasonal soup
  • Bread and other Western breakfast items
  • Bacon, sausages, and scrambled eggs

These are examples from the hotel’s published menu, not a guarantee that every item will be available on a particular morning.

 

Dietary Information

Vegetarian dining

The breakfast buffet includes vegetable-based Japanese side dishes, rice, and other items that may be worth checking if you don’t eat meat. However, a dish that appears to be vegetable-based may contain fish stock, bonito, or other animal-derived ingredients, so it’s best to confirm ingredients with the restaurant before eating.

What about vegan options?

Vegan guests should ask the hotel about ingredients, cooking methods, and suitable alternatives before relying on the buffet for a full meal.

Location
Address 6-19-18 Nishikasai, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo 134-0088, Japan

Nishikasai: a useful base for exploring Tokyo

The hotel is in Nishikasai, in Edogawa-ku, on the eastern side of Tokyo. Nishi-Kasai Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line is approximately a five-minute walk away, giving you a convenient starting point for journeys into the city. The Tozai Line connects with central areas including Otemachi and Nihombashi, making it useful for sightseeing as well as business trips.

Staying here also places you outside the most heavily visited central districts, offering a different perspective on Tokyo. Nishikasai is a neighborhood to explore in its own right, with everyday shops and places to eat close to the hotel. A convenience store is approximately a one-minute walk away, which is handy for picking up drinks, snacks, or travel essentials.

Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea (an approximate 15-minute drive away) are another reason to consider this part of the city. Actual journey times depend on traffic, and public transport arrangements should be checked for your travel dates.

For other excursions, Odaiba, Tokyo Skytree, Asakusa, Ueno, Akihabara, and Roppongi are all among the destinations accessible from this location. These are spread across different parts of Tokyo, so allow for travel time rather than treating them as neighboring attractions.

Hotel Facilities

Practical extras for a city stay

Several everyday facilities help make the hotel a convenient base for a longer sightseeing itinerary. Laundry facilities are available on the second floor, with paid washing and drying machines. Vending machines are located on the first, third, and seventh floors, and an ice machine is available on the seventh floor.

Laundry

Fresh clothes during your trip

Paid washing and drying machines are available in the hotel’s second-floor laundry area.

Guest Services

Help with everyday needs

Luggage storage is available, while delivery, photocopying, fax, and laundry services are offered for a fee.

Connectivity

Stay connected

Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, and wired LAN is also listed among the facilities.

Good to Know

Useful details before you book

Check-in From 3:00 p.m., subject to the conditions of your booking.
Check-out By 10:00 a.m., subject to the conditions of your booking.
Breakfast Buffet service from 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.; last entry is at 9:00 a.m.
Breakfast price JPY 1,800 for adults and JPY 1,000 for elementary-school children. Confirm the current rate before your visit.
Wi-Fi Available throughout the hotel.
Smoking The hotel is entirely non-smoking.
Parking Limited on-site mechanical parking is available by advance reservation after booking. Contact the hotel to confirm vehicle-size limits, availability, and the current charge.
Children The official accommodation information states that preschool children sharing a bed with an adult can stay and have breakfast free of charge, subject to the hotel’s conditions.
Planning Your Stay

A well-connected base with a local feel

Rembrandt Style Tokyo Nishikasai Grande is worth considering if you want a straightforward Tokyo base with useful transport connections, Japanese-inspired design, and a breakfast buffet that puts local food traditions in the picture. Its position in Nishikasai suits travelers who are happy to use the subway to reach the major sights and would like to experience a neighborhood beyond the central tourist circuit.

Before booking, check your preferred room category, breakfast arrangements, and the latest hotel policies on the official Rembrandt Style Tokyo Nishikasai Grande website.

 

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