The good:
- The interior is very clean and looks recently renovated. (The bathroom is a little dated by Japanese standards but still fine.)
- The location is excellent – less than a 10 minute walk to Iidabashi station, which has good access to most of Tokyo. Lots of nice Japanese and Western restaurants are within a short walk, as is a large Japanese garden.
- It's well equipped with all the essential cookware and consumable items as well as a washing machine.
- The beds are pretty comfortable (as long as you're no taller than 190cm).
- Communication was good and check-in instructions were clear.
The bad:
- The bedroom doesn't get very dark at night – it looks like just before dawn in the middle of the night. (A curtain over the kitchen window would fix this.)
- The chairs are too small and uncomfortable for remote work. (They're fine for just having meals though.)
- The shower drain tends to back up with water after a couple minutes.
- The half dozen notices posted around the house get a little annoying over a long stay. (A simple moving in booklet would do.)
All in all it's a good value and a comfortable, conveniently located place. I'd recommend it for a stay of up to a couple weeks.