Communication was quick - was sent clear instructions via photos a couple of days before being due to stay - and check-in for me was dead easy.
The space was clean and tidy, yet the public spaces were definitely lived-in.
Rarely saw Daisuke, except the initial introduction - which was fine by me - so it’s good for those who keep to themselves.
More suited to solo travellers rather than couples, I’d say.
All in all, did what was advertised; a decent place to stay if you’re spending most of your time exploring.