I lived in Tokyo for four years, so this was the first place I stayed that wasn't my own apartment. Some features of the apartment stumped me initially—turning on the heat, making sure the hot water was on, etc.—but the site owners were responsive through the AirBNB app and offered same-day service to address my questions.
Once I'd gotten settled, I really liked the location. I lived along the Keio line before, hence why I chose the area, but Sasazuka (the closest station) was in many ways even more convenient than where I used to live. There's a good mix of modern restaurants and shops and more traditional shopping districts, so you can get a good little tour of Tokyo's variety in the six minutes it takes to walk to the AirBNB from the station.
The AirBNB itself was comfortable to the point that sometimes I lingered in the mornings. The room has cups and a kettle, so I brewed some coffee and hung out on the porch in the tiny garden. A very peaceful place right inside busy Tokyo!