We met Pavel at the airport, because he offered a transport to the appartment for a small fee. We talked a lot about the history of Prague and his personal experience living as a child in Prague during the transformation from communism to a western democracy. Pavel is very friendly and hospitable.
Arriving in the appartment he gave us some great tips where to go in Prague. He even left us a box of chocolates as a welcome gift.
The bedroom and bathroom are simple, but very clean. They offer more than enough space for two persons and their luggage. There is no airconditioning, but the large windows, once opened, offer enough fresh air.
The appartment is close to a busy street, so it can be a bit noisy when the windows are left open at night. When the windows are closed, it's rather quiet.
A tram to the centre of Prague is on the corner of the street (a 2 minute walk). Walking to the nearest metro station takes about ten minutes.
We had a wonderful stay and would certainly come back to Pavel's place.