I was looking for a private room where I can self-quarantine for 14 days following the Japanese government guidelines and I found this location at a fairly reasonable price.
The place was great. Clean. Neat. Cozy with everything what you need. I was able to do laundry and cook, which was exactly what I was looking for. A fast and stable internet helped me stay at work remotely as well.
The location is amazing. You can get to see the Kandagawa river from the room. If you love the sound of water, I am sure you will instantly fall in love. I enjoyed the view and the sound that I get when I opened the window.
There are three train stations nearby within the ten minute walking distance that connects you to four different lines and that is a big plus while you stay in Tokyo.
I found at least four supermarkets which was extremely convenient for groceries. And of course there are tons of convenience stores nearby which is always fun to visit while you stay in Japan. (Personally I was very curious why there were so many Family Marts. Few Seven-Elevens. I don't think I found any Lawsons nearby.)
Different types of restaurants for both dine-in and to-go's within the entire neighborhood will definitely make you feel adventurous to explore the area.
If you don't mind walking 30 minutes or more, you will notice the beauty of this neighborhood as you will find temples, shrines, colleges and historical architectures. I personally enjoyed the walk along the Kandagawa river.
The only inconvenience that I found is the narrow streets which makes taxis hard to find and access the location, but that is something common within a city in Japan.
Hatsumi-san is a great host. Though I didn't have the pleasure of meeting her in person, she responds in a timely manner and that proves that she truly cares about her guests.
If I have the opportunity to stay again, I would be very happy to come back.