The room size is typical for a Japanese hotel, which is perfectly normal. The service was attentive and helpful. There were a lot of foreigners at this hotel, so English communication was no problem. It's not located near tourist attractions but rather in a residential area, which I liked because it was quiet and peaceful. Breakfast is available, so you can eat your fill before heading out.
On a side note, one night I was woken up by a earthquake alert on my phone and felt the shaking. The next day, I asked locals about it, and they said they're used to it and no one even bothered to run outside.
Friendly reminder for future guests: there's a 7-Eleven right outside and a subway station too. However, Google Maps always skips the station right in front and directs you to walk an extra 5 minutes. I've confirmed that the station right outside is indeed accessible, and it's on the Sobu Line. As long as you take the Sobu Line, you'll be fine and won't have to walk under the sun on the street.
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