We were a group of three female travelers who arrived on two separate dates and the host was incredibly accommodating for our plans. One person arrived a day later than the other two, and the host made sure the single traveler was able to check in at a different time and only pay the rate for how many nights she stayed. This flexibility was greatly appreciated. This isn't quite the place to meet people, like a hostel, since it has just one small common area (the kitchen), but I think that's what most people expect from booking an Airbnb compared to a hostel. So no complaints there. It's located in walking distance of Asakusa station as well as a few useful bus stops, and it's also in walking distance of Tokyo Skytree which has its own shopping mall area that might be interesting for tourists. Most of the major sights of Tokyo were easily accessible via the public transit near this Airbnb. Thank you for a convenient and well-priced stay :)
Local tip: there's a small restaurant/bar near this Airbnb called Inagaki that we really enjoyed for drinks and small eats. Would recommend.