Michaela’s place is very convenient since it’s just 3mins from the metro station, with tram stops 5-7mins away. There’s plenty of cafes and restaurants in the area and they’re pretty good too. Unfortunately I seemed to have caught Michaela in a busy weekend/period. Before I reached she sent out a google form to fill up in order to settle the check-in time, which was great. I had a bit of trouble getting to the apartment because I had problems getting a metro ticket (I had no Czech coins with me), so I messaged her to see if she has any tips to help me. Her reply came when I was already approaching the apartment, having already figured out by myself how to solve it—but she was mainly concerned that her friend who was waiting for me had to leave in 5 minutes, rather than whether I could successfully find the apartment. Rather than trying to help me with getting a ticket (I later found out that some stations have machines that accept cards), her answer was that I could walk from the main station to the Airbnb. Eventually I reached the apartment right on time as I had indicated, but the check-in didn’t feel particularly welcoming. Further questions about the metro tickets also were replied in a fairly non-informative manner (she basically said I needed coins to buy tickets when I asked about some machines that I read online which accepted cards). The apartment is on the basement level but there’s plenty of sunlight. It’s also really chilly in the hot summer. But one note is that it kind of lacks a proper ventilation system which might be a problem to some. Whenever the other Airbnb house mate cooked some meals, the entire flat smelled of food the entire day.