Primary carcinoid tumors are mostly found in the intestinal tract. In the literature, a primary renal carcinoid tumor is a very rare neoplasm and only about 40 cases have been reported. We herein describe a rare case of a primary renal carcinoid tumor with hemorrhage in a 27-year-old woman with breast cancer. She presented with abdominal pain, and a left renal mass with suspected hematoma was our initial impression. She received a radical nephrectomy for the hemorrhagic renal tumor because of an in creasing size of the mass and exacerbated pain. The pathological finding showed a tumor within the renal cortex, and immunohistochemical analyses of this tumor revealed features typical of a carcinoid tumor. To our knowledge, no case of primary renal carcinoid tumor presenting in a patient with breast cancer has been reported. This unusual case is discussed, and the literature is reviewed.