A beautifully central apartment with a well equipped kitchen with pans, pots, cutlery, mugs, kettle and even oil, salt and two types of tea provided! A fan is also provided in the bedroom which was very useful when it got too hot in the flat after cooking in the kitchen. It's important to note that although laundry facilities are featured in the listing they are currently unavailable (understandably so) due to COVID-19 precautions.
Everything was sparkling clean, and the apartment had a lot of natural light from very large windows and the host answered any questions and messages we had very promptly. The location is perfect with two large supermarkets about a five minutes walk away, and about 7-10 minutes to the old town centre. It's about 10 minutes walk from Můstek subway, and 5 minutes to the nearest tram stop.
It's also important to note that my partner and I are trans and queer and we felt very safe returning to the apartment late at night. You can hear the noise of the bars in the old town on Friday night very slightly, but it wasn't nearly enough to disrupt our sleep.
I've stayed in many airbnb's as I travel a lot and this is definitely one of the best i've stayed in so far!
PRAGUE RECOMMENDATIONS:
- If you like fresh coffee and pastries, there's a cute local bistro/cafe across the street from the house; they have vegan options too!
- We went on a free city tour with '100 Spires City Tours' and our guide Nico was incredibly passionate about Prague, I'd really recommend you check them out, especially if you're in Prague for only a few days.
- The Sex Machine museum was super interesting if you're looking to submerge yourself in the sex positivity of Prague.
- Lokal Dlouhaaa is a pub/bar with great unpasteurised beer! I've never tasted a beer so fresh.
- The Jewish Museum is a must!!!! It's incredibly informative and very beautiful.