This place is very small and cramped! It was built for small people not travelers from other countries. The toilet has its own room that is 3' by 4'. We had to leave the door open to use the toilet because there was no room to move in it. The space is new and very clean. The washer and the large shower room were definitely a plus! (could have used some of that room to expand the toilet room) The beds were small, even the double bed barely held 2 people but they were okay, the pillows were great not the super hard ones. It was a fairly quiet area but not in the best part of Tokyo. The direction to this place are sent on a separate pdf file to your email, which we never received so we lost an hour waiting to get directions from the host that should have been on the airbnb site after we booked it. Google maps was no help in finding this place either. We checked in on an ipad so there is no one on site that we ever saw. The check in procedure was very lengthy and we had to register our passports and fill out this big questionnaire and go through all their rules, even though we had prepaid for the room and done all of that before we arrived. It took about an hour. The security sucks big time for being so scrutinized ourselves. They must have a lot of security problems in the building and the area. There were people in the lobby whom we believe were not staying there but were waiting to get in the building when someone opened the sliding door that led to the rooms. The keys are easy to get out of their boxes without checking in so always keep your key with you and lock your door if you stay here! It's a large tall building with 8 floors and maybe 60 rooms and they really should have an attend on duty! It's basically a scaled down hotel. It's a 10 minute walk to the nearest station. There is a grocery store by the station and a few places to eat and a few convenience stores along the way from the station. I would think twice about staying here again.