The location is great, the staff is friendly, and there is enough amenity in the lobby to make for a functional stay, BUT this is not the cleanest / newest of lodging options.
It’s unclear if booking through this listing gives you the same room every time, but the room I got was adequately clean (although below average for “Japan clean” standards), with aging fixtures in the bathroom, and a lot of dings, dents, and scuffs around the room.
Given the small room size (which I expected) and the more-or-less unusable WiFi (get a SIM card, folks), I’d say this is more appropriate for a single traveler who will be out and about most of the day and just needs a place to sleep and shower.
The location is this place’s biggest selling point. The super convenient Ginza line is literally a 30 second walk. The Asakusa line, which goes directly to Narita, is about a 5 min walk.
All-in-all, it’s a decent stay if you’re okay with a no frills kind of place, but to be honest, I’d most likely stay elsewhere next time.