REMBRANDT STYLE HON ATSUGI

Rembrandt Hotel Atsugi

Conveniently located just a 5-minute walk from Hon-Atsugi Station on the Odakyu Line and about 3km from the Tomei Atsugi IC, it offers easy access to the city center and is convenient not only for business but also as a base for leisure trips to Hakone, Shonan, Kamakura, Yokohama, etc. Parking is available and there is a convenience store next door. In addition to accommodation, there are also plenty of facilities for restaurants, banquets, weddings, etc.

Rembrandt Delicatessen

Rembrandt Delicatessen is an antenna shop for Rembrandt Hotel Atsugi, and is based on our concept of “light and shadow” – always shining a light on our customers, providing the best heartwarming service, and offering high-quality service and hotel-style products.
The products we sell include hotel-made sweets and limited-edition sweets made with seasonal ingredients, as well as hotel products exclusive to Rembrandt Delicatessen. Please enjoy our hotel-made sweets in the comfort of your own home.

Business hours: 10:00-20:00, irregular holidays
TEL. 046-230-3086, *Follows the business hours of Hon-Atsugi Mylord

Odawara

Odawara is blessed with a warm climate and abundant nature. Fresh local fish is landed at the fishing port every day, and can be enjoyed along with mountain delicacies.
There are many events, such as the Odawara Castle Cherry Blossom Festival and the Odawara Lantern Summer Festival, so it’s a town where you can enjoy the atmosphere and history of a castle town.
Meanwhile, the coastline is bustling with young people enjoying marine sports.

Hakone

One of the Kanto region’s leading hot spring resorts. The 17 hot springs here have different spring qualities and effects, and have been healing many people since ancient times.
The area is also popular for its abundant nature around Lake Ashi and Mount Hakone, as well as its many art galleries and museums, making it a place you’ll want to visit again and again.
Lake Ashi is also known as the place where the first black bass was imported to Japan, and sport fishing is also popular here.

Gotemba Premium Outlets

You can enjoy shopping all day long in a vast natural environment with views of Mt. Fuji, just like strolling through the historic streets of Europe or the United States.

Mount Fuji

Mount Fuji’s beauty changes with the seasons and shows many different faces, attracting many people.
Mount Fuji is the country’s highest mountain and symbolizes Japan. It is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is bustling with climbers of all kinds during the climbing season.
The area around Mount Fuji is dotted with leisure facilities such as art galleries, museums, campsites, and golf courses, spread across the plateau where refreshing breezes blow.

Atami

Atami is a hot spring resort with a view of Sagami Bay and the Hakone mountain range at its back, and inns and hotels line the coast.
In addition to hot springs, there are also many play spots such as amusement parks and art museums, as well as spots where you can enjoy marine sports such as diving. The city also offers a diverse range of atmospheres, including the resort island of Hatsushima, Izuyama Onsen, where you can also see historical sites, and the tranquil fishing villages of Ajiro and Taga.

Izu

A popular tourist area surrounded by abundant nature. Originally developed as a villa area, it is dotted with cute houses and pensions.
Jogasaki Coast, said to have the best scenery on the east coast, has a 60m-long suspension bridge as its highlight.
Mount Omuro, with its strange shape resembling an upside-down bowl, is a landmark, and there are many art galleries and museums of various sizes scattered around the area.

Tokyo Station

It was completed and began operations in 1914 as the capital’s central station.
The original station building on the Marunouchi side took over six years to build and is made of steel, brick, and stone in the Renaissance style, designed by Tatsuno Kingo.
The station building is home to a variety of famous shops, including long-established establishments, so you’ll be sure to find a place to eat and buy souvenirs.

Odaiba

Odaiba, which opens onto the waterfront, is home to many amusement facilities and is an essential spot for sightseeing in Tokyo, where families can have fun all day long.

Haneda Airport

In addition to a terminal building with a futuristic design, the new Haneda Airport International Terminal is a futuristic airport that reflects the latest technology and Japanese traditions, with the convenience of a straight line from the ticket gates to immigration, commercial facilities with an Edo atmosphere, and a facility that is barrier-free and universal design-oriented.

Yokohama

Yokohama is a port city that has accepted foreign cultures. While there are exotic Western-style buildings dotted around, reminiscent of the time when the port was first opened, new spots are constantly emerging, making it a charming city where the past and the future blend beautifully.
There are plenty of places to shop and eat, such as Minato Mirai 21, Chinatown, and the Red Brick Warehouse, and you can also enjoy a cruise while taking in the night view.

Kamakura

Kamakura is an ancient city dotted with so many famous, historic shrines and temples that it’s impossible to list them all, including Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, one of the top shrines in Japan for New Year’s visitors, Kenchoji Temple, the birthplace of kenchinjiru soup, Meigetsuin Temple (also known as Hydrangea Temple), a famous spot for hydrangeas, Kotokuin Temple, home to the Great Buddha of Kamakura, a national treasure, and Zeniarai Benzaiten Ugafuku Shrine.
On the other hand, it is also a mecca for marine sports, with five beaches: Yuigahama, Sakanoshita Beach, Zaimokuza Beach, Shichirigahama, and Koshigoe Beach. While there are many long-established stores, there are also many cute new shops lined up in streets such as Komachi-dori, making it an attractive town.

Zushi

It is famous as the setting for the movie “Season of the Sun,” but even before that it has been loved by many writers as a scenic villa area.
It is also a place with ties to Minamoto no Yoritomo, and various historical sites such as “Nagoshi Kiridoshi” are scattered here and there.
Meanwhile, Zushi Marina, reminiscent of an overseas resort, is also famous as a location for TV dramas and other shows. Many people visit Zushi Beach to enjoy marine sports.

Enoshima

Enoshima, visited by many people throughout the year, can be said to be the symbol of Shonan.
There are many tourist attractions, including Enoshima Shrine, the Enoshima Aquarium, and the world’s first spa where you can see an artificial aurora, and you can also enjoy local specialties such as grilled turban shells and whitebait at the shops along the approach to the island.
The observation lighthouse is also a great spot to watch the sunset, and on a clear day you can get a panoramic view of Mt. Fuji.