We had a great time in Prague. The studio flat is situated within Prague University of Economics Hotel.
The reception is manned 24 hours a day by a really helpful team, they were able to tell us where the tram stop was, they were able to sell us tram tickets for 24 CZH and also the 24-hour 110 CZH. They were even able to look after our luggage as we had a late flight and they were able to look after our luggage for us which enabled us to take a walk up Vitkov Hill to enjoy the views, the Gardens and the monument
The studio flat itself is quite small however it is great as a no frills base for us. It was extremely clean. It was serviced daily which we weren't expecting. The kitchenette area is small, there are two of everything i e two forks two cups two plates etc a travel kettle and microwave, a two ring hob and a fridge. There wasn't any tin opener or toaster. Zizkov area itself we found very interesting because it's socioeconomically diverse area. Essentially a working class area but with an edgy authentic feel which we found a nice contrast to the fairytale" city centre of Prague .
We felt perfectly safe at all times .There are many pubs some traditional and some more trendy.
Getting around was very easy the number 9 tram stop Strasni is 2 minutes from the front door, a 20-minute journey will take you straight into the city centre if you stay on a bit longer it will take you over the bridge near to Prague Castle
Our highlights were a a visit to the quirky Karel Zeman Museum and the other highlight was taking the train out to Karlstejn - to the amazing Castle! Prague train station is quite daunting however we managed it ! the train is every half an hour it's a 40 minute journey and well worth it .unfortunately we had an accidental breakage, however Michal was exceptionally kind and understanding, reassuring us not to worry.
All in all we had an awesome time :)