6 of us filled up the empty space of this place with our luggage pretty quickly. Judging from the 2 times I have been in Tokyo, I feel like space may be hard to come by? Perhaps only because it was amplified by the summer heat, this place felt like a bit of a walk and, once you get there you have to go up a lot of narrow but steep steps all the way to the top. Bed were great, futons are futons. This place solidified my love for Japanese bathrooms a little bit more. Bidet, washing machine, bath temperature controls, and a handheld showerhead. It did feel like more of a modern place with exposed concrete and newer amenities. We were not able to cook on the stove which would've been nice, but there is a microwave and the food is pretty cheap in the area so it wasn't too bad. We had issues with towels but I think it's an easy fix that you likely won't have to deal with.
TL;DR Newer, small, kind of cozy place. A little out of the way, but not too bad; around 5 or 6 stations from Akihabara. What you see is what you get aside from the room being smaller than expected when the futons were out. I would not mind staying again.