In a good spot in the Sumida district, close to Tokyo Skytree, Sumo arena and museum, and many places to eat and shop. I was extremely grateful to have them receive and hold my luggage through Yamato takkyubin, that was such a relief to not worry about having luggage in Tokyo Station at rush hour on a Friday.
I will say that I was expecting a new building with modern touches. The building itself is older, and the appliances require special instructions, such as pushing a button for hot water for sinks, the shower, etc. Maybe it's like that all over Japan, but I didn't see it in other places. I believed that because the Airbnb listing said "newly opened" it would be modernized. Also, we could hear other people in the apartments around us. The apartment above us kept us awake pretty late one night. It's not the fault of the management, but it's just how the building is.
That being said, the decor was stylish, there was lots of room and dividers for privacy between bedroom, living room, and kitchen, and the staff is available on site 24hrs and are friendly and quick to respond, so overall I'd recommend it, especially for the price.