Heads up: This place does not have a shower, you'll have to go to a public bath close by which is closed on Fridays. As a woman with tattoos and being used to having a shower in any place I've ever visited, this was a big challenge. Specially after traveling for 17 hours to arrive to Japan and having to wait two days to bath since I got to Japan on a Thursday night. Got judgemental looks from all the women and kids in the bath but, once I got over it, it was the best experience I've had in a long time.
That said--The location of the place is the greatest highlight. It's small, with low ceilings and kind of dark space but, once you get used to it, it's actually a great place to go rest after a long day as a tourist in this crazy city!
Yu was super helpful with the check in and overall stay. It's right next to the Omote-sando subway station and the neighborhood is beautiful and right next to Harajuku, with lots of restaurant options and infinite stores around. Loved it.