We had a wonderful stay, and couldn't ask for anything more; not only was the place as relaxing and enjoyable as it appeared in the photos, it was also SPOTLESS; hardly a dirty corner or a grimy sinkhole; we didnt even notice and watermarks on the tiles or sinks. It truly is one of the cleanest places I've ever stayed in; if it were not for the fact that we had places to visit, I would gladly have lounged all day inside the house.

The neighborhood was quiet and laid back, a perfect haven of retreat after a long day of the endless crowds in Shibuya or Ginza; its also literally less than a minutes walk to the Minnowa station, which is two stops away from Ueno, and from there the Ginza Line will take you to pretty much any major station. Akihabara is also on the Hibiya line, within less than 10 minutes on the subway, and the Don Quixote in Asakusa is also open 24/7, so if you're feeling peckish at night some bargain shopping is only 15 minutes walk away, not to mention the 24 hour Yoshinoya eatery and Supermarket as well across the road.

Madame Keiko was also a very welcoming host; she greeted us at the station exactly as she said she would, showed us around the house and its amnesties and checked in from time to time, all without being overbearing. We really did feel at home, even 3000 miles away from Malaysia.

For the price we paid for 3 nights x 7 people's worth of stay, I would gladly say we got our money's worth a few times over and more. I think I pretty much know where we'll be staying every single time we visit Tokyo in the future from now on.