An absolutely amazing little house in a great location. It's about two hours bike ride from central Tokyo and maybe a 10-15 minute bike ride from Kichijoji where there's just tons of stuff to see. The room I stayed in had what was probably a semi-double bed and that gave just enough space for my carry on luggage and bag with room for the fold-out table and chair provided. Tons of shelves so no worries about shelf space, and a few hangers as well for your clothes and towels. The rooms all have locks so you can get a bit of privacy. As well, there's a public shared space with a hammock, a little wall-mounted TV, bathroom, shower, washer, sink, and kitchen area. All in all, the space is well-equipped and pretty darn comfortable. I did find that WiFi got a bit spotty when I was inside my room but it worked fine out in the common area so didn't bother me especially.
Yoko and Take are incredibly nice and just honestly amazing people. The maps they sent me to guide me on how to get to the airport were extremely detailed and you can tell they put in the effort to try and make your trip as smooth as possible. They were really helpful for tips on where to eat, where to go, and were even nice enough to lend me one of their bikes for going around Tokyo during the time I was there. Very hands-on people, they make their own cheese, jam, bread, that sort of stuff. Absolutely brilliant. Both Yoko and Take speak some English, although Yoko seems to know a bit more. It'd be helpful to know decent conversational Japanese to talk with them though.