First thing is that the location is one of the best. The place is located close enough (by train) to all of the main spots that there is no issue but far enough away from all the hustle and bustle that it still feels homely when coming back after a long day of exploring the city. Location has a ton of places to eat within walking distance that all have a "local" feel as opposed to the "tourist trap" feel you'll get from the more populated areas. Location also has a 711 next door which is very convenient for their ATM or just a cheap breakfast.
An access guide was provided after booking which provided directions to the location from both major Tokyo airports. This was an incredibly helpful tool which completely dissolved that initial intimidation of being in a new place and not being sure how to get around. Once you arrive, it is a very cool looking sake bar/cafe on the first floor with the lodging on the upper floors. Private room was very nice and spacious. Futon style bed in the room which personally worked for me, but it isn't exactly what would normally be considered comfortable. Shared toilet and shower rooms were always kept clean.
Overall it is a very good place to stay if a futon style bed and shared bathroom space doesn't bother you. Takeshi is very nice, inviting, and even speaks some English. I recommend.