Bonny responded to my last-minute query very rapidly and continued to be very responsive and helpful. I'm sorry I didn't get to meet her in person but Max met me and gave me a thorough review of the flat. It's small but they've set things up so that you truly have what you need. It was obvious that great attention was paid to ensure that. Loads of little extras from some food basics on the shelf and in the fridge to a hairdryer to facial tissues to choices of window coverings that ran the gamut from near-total black-out to filtered light.

The bed is very comfy, unlike some of this sort. Also, given the space challenges, it was great that converting the bed back to a sofa and then back to bed was extremely easy.

There were only a few things that could be considered to be negatives. One was that there isn't a normal size mini (under-counter) fridge. It's a mini mini fridge! It was fine because I was only there for a weekend but for a longer stay I'd definitely want to be able to fit more in the fridge. I rent apartments to save money on eating out so the little fridge may be fine for many.

The second thing is that the shower is awkward and a little difficult to get into and out of. It's a combination of having to go up a few steps while fitting yourself through a relatively narrow shower door opening all while not having anything to hold on to for balance. Again, not a big deal for most guests I'm sure...I just don't have great balance.

I chose the location to be near the train station and it is super close -- about a 10 to 15 minute walk. Be sure to use the route along Husitska to avoid the hilliness of this area of Prague. I spent a week in Nove Mesto, which I enjoyed very much. Then I moved to Bonny's flat and really enjoyed the Zizkov area as well. Different vibe and very fun and interesting.

I highly recommend Bonny's flat! I also recommend the pub directly across the street for dinner. The ambiance isn't much but the service was great and the meal I had was truly excellent and low cost.