The host is very nice and friendly. And as you can see from the photo, the design theme of the house is wood. The use of wood drives up the cozy atmosphere of the whole house, which further improves the feeling of a home. The wooden table and the yellow lamp above it is a very nice catch of being (again) a cozy place for eating, working, placing your laptops, etc. There is also a mini kitchen behind the photo. 2 gas stoves, 1 microwave, 1 oven, 1 fridge, 1 sink. You can certainly buy some food from the Santoku food market, which is not far away from the house, and cook a few meals at the home. The sofa at the back of the photo can be expanded into a large (about double?) bed, which certainly can suit two people in.

The transportation is also convenient. 15 mins walk from JR Shin-Okubo station, and 1 station from Shin-Okubo station, you can reach JR Shinjuku on Yamanote Line, which has totally 8 lines (if i recall correctly) for transfer. 2 mins walk from Metro Higashi Shinjuku Station. I did not use much the Metro station, so I don't know much about the transfer and stuff, but I have used it a few times, you can easily reach Harajuku (the metro station name is Meiji Jingu-mae), Omotesando, and Ginza (which you must have to use metro to go there, if i recall correctly.

The one and only disadvantage (at least for me) is that the Shin-Okubo area is a major Korean district, which is a little bit discouraging for me. If you love Korean stuffs or do not have negative feelings about Korean stuffs, this house would be a perfect for you. If you have negative feelings for Korean stuffs, no matter minor or major, this house would also be a pretty 90-97 marks for you.