A fantastic location in Prague. We could easily walk to Charles Bridge, Old Town Square and the Jewish Quarter.
We tended to walk in the am while it was a bit cooler, have a late lunch then come back to the apartment for a rest before going out later. Romana gave us contacts for airport transfers and a private tour with Martina which were both excellent and good value for money. Martina showed us how to use public transport which was beneficial the rest of the week to reach some of the further away places.
We had 3 older children with us. They had the rooms upstairs where the AC worked well as the rooms were smaller. Our bedroom relied on fans so it was a bit warm for us coming from Scotland!
The apartment is on the 5th floor with a small lift. As it is such a central location there is noise from the night life nearby. It didn’t really disturb us apart from the early hours of Fri and Sat. However it felt a very safe neighbourhood. We all went out by ourselves at various points.
You need to try the croissants from the downstairs bakery.
There was a couple of minor issues that Romana sorted promptly.
One word of advice bring your own coffee filters. The coffee maker required them and none of the supermarkets nearby stocked them. We had to find a specialist coffee seller and even then they were a bit vague about them so I don’t think they sell a lot of them. I’m sure if I had asked Romana she would have supplied some but I kept thinking we would find them.