Pros: located close to Senso-ji in Asakusa (the main temple) and the shopping district, which is great for tourism.
Cons: it is about 10 minute walk from the station, which wouldn’t have been a big deal, except you have to navigate through busy tourist streets with your luggage. Also, the directions given by the host were confusing and it is very easy to get lost in the many small streets in Asakusa. I should also say that I grew up in Tokyo and speak/read Japanese fluently.
This is a very basic hostel-type room, which I thought was expensive for the amenities that we had. The common kitchen area gets cleaned by other residents, and there were dirty dishes piling up. I also found hair in the hair dryer (it had a non-detachable brush part). The futon was comfortable enough and I didn’t think that the room was noisy.
I wouldn’t have had as much problem with the place if it was cheaper - you can rent an entire apartment for almost the same price in the similar area or even in Shinjuku and we should have done that.