This might be good for a group of young travelers who do not care much about quality and are just looking to get drunk and have a place to crash, but it was not for me. I really prefer to stay in guest homes when I travel. It's more authentic, cozy, and I get to support independent owners, instead of large corporations. But, after one night in this flat, we checked out and headed to a hotel down the street, which came with air-conditioning, wifi, a pool, a garden where we had breakfast, and a gym. For all of this, it was only $30 more U.S. dollars per night more than what Harry is charging!!! Do your research!

So, what had us running from Harry's flat? First, the walls are all scratched and dirty. There were giant cob webs in every corner of the flat, which, like other reviewers mentioned, is a shame because we paid a cleaning fee. The pictures make the walls and furniture appear cleaner and newer than they actually are. The headboard of the bed had a cigarette burn, we had to dig through drawers to find clean sheets, the towels were old and rough, there was no wifi.

Also, the flat is located up three LONG flights of stairs. As a New Yorker, I'm pretty accustomed to buildings with no elevator. However, when you enter the building, there's a staircase leading up to both the left and right. We were buzzed in, no one even said which staircase to use, we walked up three flights of stairs only to find out we went up the wrong staircase. We just had to take a shot in the dark. Drenched with sweat in the middle of a heatwave (no air conditioning) we had to lug our baggage up three MORE flights of stairs on the correct side where the flat was located.

Also, like other reviewers mentioned, this flat has NO INTERNET. We were on a 5 country Euro tour, so we needed to check in with our next hosts, check in our flights, stay in touch with our families, etc. We kept having to go to cafes and pay money to use the internet, even if we simply wanted to research what was going on in Vienna. Harry said he'd come and fix it while we were out exploring. He never did.

On the second day, we couldn't afford to keep paying for internet, nor did we want to roast in a dirty flat full of cob webs. We just ate the cost and checked into a hotel with all of the amenities listed above. Shame because we had such a great Airbnb experience in Prague and because, with the amount of money we paid for wifi and to text our families internationally, we could have just opted for a hotel to begin with. On a positive note: The pool, air conditioning, and hot shower with organic soaps felt great at the hotel! Comfort at last!