The photos were nice but the reality did not show that the area for food preparation was very small indeed. When you set up the table and chairs there is very little room to move around. If you plan to eat out all of the time, fine, but this apartment has a cook top and a fridge so some cooking is possible. Make it breakfast only. The loft has a slope so you brain yourself every time you try and stand up in the kitchen area and the main bedroom. My husband actually split his scalp when he forgot and stood up in the kitchen area. It would be very easy to pad these edges regardless of the aesthetic.
The toaster did not work but Mike got us a new one straight away. The clothes dryer was broken and stayed that way. The bathroom plumbing was set us so that it was it was extremely difficult to turn the tap or lift it to get a setting or pressure.
The apartment is on the 5th floor with a good but tiny lift to the 4th floor and then 2 flights of stairs to the top. The street is extremely busy with trams going past every 30 seconds or so but you get used to that and ignore it after a while. We were there during late autumn and it was warm.
The location is very good with a lovely cheese shop across the road and Tesco down the street. Everything is within walking distance but be warned, Prague is cobble hell.
If you are a short person and are happy to eat out a lot, this apartment will suit. If not, look elsewhere.