We were two young families (with a 7 month old baby each) and had a very enjoyable experience at Jan's place in Prague. He was very kind and attentive, and always available over the phone or sms, when the need arose. He really gives good impression of Czech hospitality and Czech Airbnb hosts.

The apartment was cute and cosy. Very warm and clean and well equipped. Hot showers were available 24/7, even with 4 adults and 2 babies in the one apartment!

The apartment is easily accessible both by tram (both day and night trams) - 19 min to Narodni trida, as well as by car - there is no parking fee on the street and with some luck one can find a space to park in the neighborhood.

The availability of the washer and dishwasher was great, the apartment was equipped with everything one might need for the usual daily routine (from blowdryer to tea kettle to wild ducks in the freezer! - yes, that was super weird. Not that it bothered us, but we couldn't buy ice cream to store in the freezer, as there was no room!).

There is a minimarket right in front of the flat entrance, several shops open until 23h (Zabka) around the corner and many cafes and local businesses which are typical to Prague 6.

A few things to be aware of (not necessarily a negative):
- The apt is on the ground floor, which means street noise is heard (trams passing by in the middle of the night).
- Also, all windows face the street, and the window shutters do not completely block out the night lamps shining outside nor morning light (this is typical of Czech apartments, but could surprise people used to sleeping in full darkness).
- The wifi was tricky - often disconnected, slow or unresponsive
- The access to the building and the flat requires going up several steps which means carrying the stroller which is a bit cumbersome (albeit doable)
- Plus we were totally missing a hanger of some sort (hook-style), in the entrance by the door - where were we to hang up our coats (it was winter in Prague during our stay).
- Finally we noticed some ants on the floor in the living room - not a huge issue though.

Our tip would be not to spread your stuff all over the apartment - there is AMPLE storage in all sorts of shelves and cupboards and closets, it's so huge that you might forget where you put it and might forget it before leaving.

Overall, all our mentioned points were not too dramatic and its a great apartment to stay in and we would not hesitate to come again.