Room is clean and spacious, mattress is soft and I slept well. The house is also clean and it looks really nice. Bathrooms are clean. Room is on the first floor and the living room and bathroom are upstairs. Kana and Luis welcomed me really nicely, and an hour earlier than my supposed check-in time. They seem friendly, I'm just a bit of an introvert.
During my stay, the sliding door to the outside was sealed, not a big deal as I'll just be staying only to sleep. I do hope to check the balcony but it was too far and I'm not used to invading someone's place.
There's wifi and things you can use in the kitchen to do some cooking. :) There's a towel prepared for me, but I already have my own towel :) I appreciate it anyway.
There's a nearby convenience store and coin laundry with onsen. It was very near the main streets with buses and around 15 mins away from the station by foot (if you don't walk too fast) but since it's autumn, the walk was very charming with the many autumn trees in the area. I actually went to the malls at the Fuchu Station, where there's a lot of restaurants and groceries, I walked on foot for around 30 mins which I don't mind because I love walking and the weather is perfect.
Just not a fan of staying in a room with no lock and no trash can and sink nearby, but there's a toilet beside the room. But everything else is available upstairs anyhow. I was just super tired that everytime I come back from my day travel and would like to avoid making too much noise going upstairs just to throw something and wash my hands hehe. I just threw my garbage in a plastic and throw them as one when I go upstairs.
Like all Japanese houses, they have thin walls and floors, so there were times in the early evening that there's really a lot of noise upstairs but it's kinda okay since I'm not yet sleeping and still busy with my phone and things to sort.
Anyway, it's been a smooth checkin and checkout.