I have nothing but good things to say about my stay at June's place.
Background
I used June's place to do my quarantine in Tokyo, which meant that I was stuck in the room for about 2 weeks in the middle of winter. But I managed to do a bit of traveling around Tokyo once my quarantine period ended too.
The Room Itself
It was so warm inside the room due to the room's small size. I had a previous bad experience with a room not being warm enough and I was so happy to be toasty. When I slept, I turned off the air-conditioning (the heater), but even when I woke up, the room was still pretty warm and I was impressed at the insulation. Though small, the room had everything I needed. The small kitchen was honestly good enough to cook meals throughout my stay there. It was handy to have a washing machine in the room and I dried my clothes inside the room as well. The foldable table came in very handy as my "workspace" over the two weeks. Oh and the bed was very comfortable too. I loved the room and have been convinced that living in a small space can actually be pretty enjoyable.
The Location
The location was surprisingly great. 7-Eleven was really close by and there was a supermarket (Life supermarket) 6-min away by walking. Having the options of both Uguisudani station (JR) and Iriya station (metro, Hibiya line) within walking distance made it very convenient to get to places. If you're willing to walk a bit further (~30 min walk), you can get to Asakusa and Ueno as well.
The Host
June was such a great help to me. After arriving at Narita airport, I realised that I didn't have transportation to the AirBnB and started panicking. Luckily, June managed to use her contacts and got me a ride at a great price point to the AirBnB. She was also so accommodating when I wanted to extend my stay even though it was troublesome on her side. She was so kind, her instructions were very clear, and I am just so grateful that she was the AirBnB host.
Conclusion
I highly, highly recommend June's place if you are a solo traveller. Though the room can fit two people, I feel like it would be a tight fit. But for one person, it really was a great place to be based at for my time in Tokyo.