A perfect location; Mala Strana; very pretty area - vistas to the bridge from the balcony are stunning. So easy to walk to and from Lucie’s place; set in a very pleasant street with a green opposite and next door to a well-regarded bakery. One min to the Kafka museum. The apartment is very well kitted out with Miele equipment etc so very easy to use; dishwasher, fridge, freezer, even a wine cooler. Good crockery and glass collection, and pans etc; all you need to self-cater, though we ate out mainly. Lovely bath and shower, two great bedrooms, lovely bed linen. Lucie is warm and friendly and helped us book a driver for airport transfer which we also then rebooked on our return. We also used the website ‘a taste of Prague’ for local food tips and found some excellent advice on where to eat and drink. We did the 1 hour journey by train to Kutná Hora to see the Ossuary- worth doing. Rest of the 3.5 days we mooched around Prague; so many green spaces worth ambling around near Letná Park. Seeing Prague in the spring, one sees what a green city it is. The foodie bits are on Dlouhá and Petrská; again the ‘taste of Prague’ website separated the wheat from the chaff regarding where is good; had fab cocktails at Hemingway Bar. Sansho and its sister venue Maso a Kobliha are worth eating at. Nase Maso for amazing meat. Just tucked up the side of it a lovely little Italian wine shop. We bought the Prague Card and used it for discounts and entry; had a very silly 20 mins free drink in the ice bar which is utterly bizarre but fun. Anyway, book Lucie’s flat if you want to fall in love with Prague; I couldn’t fault it as a base- it’s delightful.