We were a family of 10 members with 9 adults and a toddler. Even with such a large group, the house felt just right and cosy. Granted there was only 1 toilet but we made do just fine by splitting up our shower times, half of showered in the evenings whilst the other half in the mornings (it was winter in December so 1 shower per day was enough). There are toilets and sinks in each room so that gave us some nice privacy and ease in washing up. There is also an elevator which was a huge plus in helping us move our luggages between floors. The entire house was sparkling clean which is a huge bonus for me especially because I’m a stickler for cleanliness. There are 2 convenience stores - Family Mart & 7-Eleven which are located just around the corner from the house. You can buy all your drinks and delicious snacks for cheap. There are also many restaurants around the area - Japanese, a lovely French bakery & McDonald’s, just to name a few. I gave it a 5-star review for everything except location. This is only because the house is situated a wee bit outside Tokyo and out of the JR Yamanote line. So it was a bit of a travel to most of the main attractions with several line changes. We were also traveling with a toddler on a stroller so it was a bit troublesome in making several line changes plus there was some confusion in finding elevators at train stations. Having said that however, the house is located within a very short walk to a Seibu line train station. If you plan your trips properly before hand and remember to factor in your travel time, it shouldn’t be much of a problem. Overall, we had a lovely stay at Mika’s house.