This location is great-- steps from one of the best modern art collections in Europe (when it's permanent displays are open). Lena park was our favorite spot in Prague and it was close. If you arrive late-ish in the day, have that be your first evening activity. The neighborhood allows you to overlook the busy touristy old town from a distance, and at a distance was the best way to experience the old town for us (others' taste may vary). This neighborhood is full of traditional pub/restaurants and international food, as well as a lot of hipster bistro and new experimental takes on food, all of which we saw was very nicely done. The apartment is very spacious, more than it seems from the photos, and you really get the sense of being in the space of artist/intelligentsia for which Prague is famous. There was a nice guitar to play and the out-of-tune piano wasn't too badly out of tune for amateurs, and best of all I played my beloved Patti Smith Horses LP on vinyl about 10 times, things which I stupidly threw away with my record player years ago but properly appreciated here in Prague. Someone in a distant building was playing the same thing, somewhere in the vicinity. This is a quiet apartment at night.