Don’t expect anything fancy or with a view as you’ll be disappointed. But the location more than makes up for it. It is about a 20 minute walk to old town, less to Wenceslas square and closer to the main Prague railway station. Very easy to get around Prague. And there’s a tram line on the street. Across the street is a lovely restaurant called Kredenc with inexpensive quality food for dinner. The apartment comfortably fits one person. Two would be tight if you have luggage as there’s not much floor space. The bathroom is narrow but long. If you are on the large side, you’ll have difficulty moving around in there as there is also a washing machine and toilet. The hot water is fantastic with good pressure and the heating is good. The kitchen is tiny. I don’t think it would be viable to cook as there are no condiments, oil etc. There is a small fridge, microwave, kettle and electric cooktop. Pots, pans, dishes, crockery etc are supplied. There is a loft space with a mattress on the floor which you get to by a ladder but it’s just wasted space. You can’t stand up in it. Pity. Finally there is only one window facing a small dilapidated space between the buildings where the bins are kept and a broken bike- so no view but you should be out looking at Prague. I would recommend this place purely for location and value for money. Don’t expect any frills.