Very nice location, short walk away from an accessible station. With a local line and the Keio line, the station for the Inokashira line is just a 10 minute walk away. The roads are well-taken care of in the area and was really easy for my cripple self to manage (I use a cane nearly full time and have a genetic disorder that causes my joints to dislocate VERY easily).
I did have to layer a futon on the bed due to my disability, but the bed itself was huge, stable, and comfy. The house itself is really clean and has great aesthetic touches. I also liked that the hosts offered a transport service to the airport (I went to Haneda) for less than it would cost to send all my luggage there and then transport myself via train. Super great for my exhausted self~
There's a taiyaki/takoyaki stand just behind the station that you should definitely visit. Some of the staff there speak fluent english and have daily specials on different taiyaki flavors.
Quiet neighborhood, no shaking from trains passing, cane-accessible, comfortable environment, can get around Tokyo easily, and really nice hosts. I would definitely stay again.