The place is a nice little room in a specialized house with 11 rooms total over two floors. Each floor has it's own kitchen, washer/dryer, and bathroom. The home is relatively newly-built, and Sangwon does a very good job at keeping things clean and in order. He stops by the house almost every day to clean the public spaces and check up on everything. Keep in mind this is a very Japanese-sized house, so some places may seem a little small for taller people. Each room has a bunk bed, and the room was plenty big enough for one person to stay. It's nice that each room has it's own fridge. Location-wise, it's a bit of a walk (~13 min) to the nearest station, especially if you have luggage. And the back streets can get pretty dark and lonely at night. But there's a bus that goes from that station to the place, so if you can time everything well, you should be able to get very close (~4 min). The busses don't come as often, so make sure you check the times. There's a grocery store and convenience store very close (~1 min), so it's great for eating on budget and getting any last-minute necessities. Overall, it was a great experience staying here, especially for the price, and Sangwon made sure everything was clean and comfortable.