The place is very nice for a large group. We slept 7 very comfortably and the second floor living room area is a nice space to gather. However, the house was rather difficult to find at first (be sure to get directions via Google Maps before going). I showed the address to several locals and they could not understand the way the address was written. Luckily we finally found a guy that lived across the street and he helped us find it. The location is good, not bustling but a few walkable restaurants and a very nice coffee shop close by (Counterpart Coffee Gallery - have a pour over!). It is also a short walk (5 min or less) from the Nishi Shinjuku Gochome station off the Oedo Line. We did have some issues checking in as we were not provided any instructions. Luckily one of the doors happened to be unlocked but we didn't have access to the key until the second day of our stay. There were also not any instructions once we got inside (this would have been nice) and we ended up losing hot water for a day while waiting to hear back from the host. Eventually we were given instructions to reset the hot water. Unfortunately we also lost power to the house for a period of 6-8 hours and the water is directly connected to the power so we had no water for that time either. Also note that the house is rather cold, I stayed in a double bed on the top floor and the heater didn't work (turned on but no heat) so I just wore sweats to bed. Overall it's a great space for a large group and a convenient location but could use some room for improvement.