Setsuko's place is big and the location quite handy with the tram 5 minutes away plus if you fall asleep coming back it's the last stop so you don't have to worry:) there's two other tram lines a bit further and train stations and buses stops aren't far either.
The garden and most of the common rooms have a japanese feel so you get to experience two cultures at the same time :)
The kitchen is full of all the things a cooking enthusiast might want, I personally was quite impressed with the steamer.
The room is spacious and very bright, plenty of space to store your luggage in the mirrored built-in wardrobe and extra shelves. the two single beds are not very big but very comfortable. The room is located on the first floor, in the back of the house (garden's view) so it is quiet at night.
As for the hosts, our schedules didn't match most days so we didn't spend much time together, apart from during the Rio Olympics :) but they are friendly and helpful. They also have three pets, an extremely friendly cat with stalker tendencies, an always hungry dog and a shy sun loving cat. Setsuko often practices her violin so classical music interludes to be expected.
I enjoyed staying there and extended my stay.