Jan is a polite and responsive host. He speaks English perfectly and has equipped this flat with just what you need for a short stay in Prague. This one-bedroom is tastefully and simply decorated and has all the basic amenities. The floors are real hardwood and beautifully maintained; there is tile in the bathroom. The spacious entry is good for storing your coats and sundries as well as putting on and taking off your shoes on the bench. The large bathroom includes a washing machine and shower with plenty of hot water and super water pressure. There are ample towels for the bathroom and linens for the beds. There is a couch that serves as an additional bed which converts easily and intuitively. The table has four chairs and is large enough to dine but not necessarily to serve. The bedroom includes nightstands with lamps, a comfortable bed, and standing mirror. The kitchen has all the basic utensils with a refrigerator, oven, four-burner stovetop and small dishwasher. There is no coffee pot but there is a water boiler and tea. There are also coffee shops all over Prague to try out for less than a Starbucks, though there is that too. The apartment is on the fourth floor and the building has two elevators. Underground, secure, on-site parking is available for a fee including a key fob for access. At the time of our rental, the balcony was under renovation so the view of the courtyard was blocked. This was only minimally bothersome, if at all, because the beautiful courtyard would have been a much better view during the limited time we spent in the apartment. However, the doors going out to the balcony do not appear to lock so if you have concerns about a vulnerable person (sleep walker, high energy toddler) then it may be best to wait until the renovations are complete if you desire to stay here. The host and space are super family-friendly but the apartment is not toddler proof (after all, why would it be?) but we didn't have any unusual problems with our two year old. The location is a short hike to the center of town (downhill there, uphill back), but it was a nice walk with plenty to see on the way. There is an amazing authentic Korean restaurant less than a mile north of the apartment that is worth dining at (Bibimbap Korea Prague) for dinner. There is a bistrot in the same complex on Korunni that serves a delicious, hearty and reasonably priced breakfast. We stayed here with two kids, a two year old and four month old. There was plenty of space for all four of us and our two year old's crib (a Graco pack'n play we travel with). We used an Ergo and Osprey carrier to get around town with the kids but saw plenty of strollers. I would recommend strollers with wheels at least one inch wide. I would definitely stay here again.