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remm Tokyo Kyobashi
remm Tokyo Kyobashi
A sleep-focused hotel at Kyobashi Exit 6: choosing massage chairs, twins and bathrooms.
remm Tokyo Kyobashi is for travelers who want simple transport and a restful return each evening. Kyobashi Exit 6 is directly in front of it. Massage chairs, bedding and shower facilities are signature features, but the chair occupies floor space; whether you welcome it depends on how you balance relaxation and luggage.

Choosing this hotel
| Item | Stay details |
|---|---|
| Location | 2-6-21 Kyobashi, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0031, Japan. |
| Check-in / checkout | 2 p.m. / noon. |
| Room comparison | The 18 m² double has a 160 cm bed and shower only; the 18.4 m² Economy Twin has two 110 cm beds and no bathtub. |
| Itinerary | Good for one or two nights of transfers; for longer shopping stays compare twin and corner rooms. |
Rooms and suitcases
The double measures 18 m² with a 160 cm bed and shower only. The 18.4 m² Economy Twin has two 110 cm beds, also without a tub. A standard 23 m² twin has two 110 cm beds, a bathtub and a more separate bathroom layout. Another 21.8 m² twin also includes a bathtub. If soaking in the room matters, do not book simply because the word Twin appears.
A semi-double uses a 140 cm bed, versus 160 cm for the double. Twin types have two 110 cm beds, with corner twins and accessible twins also available. Decide on separate beds first, then compare corner-window space and the exact shower/bathtub configuration.
Guest responses to the massage chair vary: convenient after a day of walking for some, too bulky for others. Some standard rooms face nearby buildings. Two big suitcases may need to be unpacked in turns, and the large windows in corner-room photos should not be assumed in every room.




Guest room photographs
Compare beds, desks and entrance positions to visualize your cases. Furniture and sleep layout depend on the exact room you book.





Bathroom styles
Bathtubs, showers and washbasins vary by room, affecting how easily two people can get ready together. Use the photos as a guide and verify the bathroom in your booked category.



Breakfast at DINING STAGE ARCH
DINING STAGE ARCH serves a Japanese-Western breakfast buffet. Official hours are 7:00–10:30 with last orders at 10:00. It suits someone who wants a slower breakfast before taking the Ginza Line, but early Shinkansen departures may happen before you can eat.
Guest opinions on breakfast differ, so multiple-night guests need not pay for it every day. Nearby coffee shops, simple cafés and convenience stores offer more flexibility with waking times.

Train access and luggage
The hotel is in front of Kyobashi Exit 6 on the Ginza Line, approximately seven minutes from Tokyo Station’s Yaesu South Exit, and about three minutes from Takaracho Exit A7 on the Toei Asakusa Line. Walking from a Tokyo Station platform to Yaesu South itself takes time, so use elevator routes if carrying luggage.
For big suitcases, elevators at Kyobashi serve Exit 2 (Dai-ichi Life Sogo-kan) or Exit 3 from the Ginza-side ticket gate. These are not the closest stairs. Navigate above ground to the hotel and do not assume the normal exit’s one-minute walk applies.
Address: 2-6-21 Kyobashi, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0031, Japan. Open a map route.
Walking around Kyobashi
Kyobashi is convenient for meals, small galleries and short walks, with Ginza one stop or a walk away. On a morning catching a train from Tokyo Station, allow time for station navigation and breakfast rather than relying only on street-level walking estimates.
Short and multi-night stays
One or two nights work well for transport. If shopping for several days or spending long periods indoors, compare twins and corner rooms. Test the air conditioning and massage chair after check-in so any problem can be addressed well before bedtime.
Exterior and shared spaces




Reasons to choose and trade-offs
Advantages
Kyobashi Station is very close and both Tokyo Station and Ginza are accessible. The massage chair appeals to guests who walk a lot. Staff assistance, cleanliness and transport connections receive positive feedback, making this a restful base.
Consider before booking
Storage is limited, some windows face close buildings, and guests have varied views on mattress firmness and cleanliness. Reception is on an upper floor; with self check-in and luggage storage, allow elevator time and have reservation details ready.
Information checked: October 24, 2026.