As Roman doesn't live in Prague anymore, he arranged for us to pickup the keys to his flat at his bookstore. This irked us at first as we were tired and didn't realize how easy it was to actually get to the bookstore. We hired a taxi to take us to the flat from the bookstore, however, it's a simple and short ride on the tram from the bookstore to the flat. The building doesn't have an elevator, so we had to hoof our bags up the stairs to the 4th floor.

Once we entered the flat we were pleasantly surprised. It's very cozy but very roomy as well. It felt like home. The flat had several amenities, like a washing machine, hair dryer, iron, internet, and a stereo. Like a lot of European flats, the toilet was located in a separate chamber than the rest of the bathroom. The shower is in a little cove behind the kitchen. The heat worked great; we left it on in the day so that when we returned home the flat would be nice and warm.

The flat is located in a quiet neighborhood that is only a block from a tram stop that will take you into the historic district in just a few stops.

Roman was very helpful and responded quickly to any questions that we have. He was also kind and understanding. We were leaving town on a night train around midnight and didn't want to have to lug our bags around the city. Roman let us leave our bags in his excellent little bookstore for the day so that we could enjoy Prague for one last day without any hassle. We retrieved our bags right before the bookstore closed and then we killed the rest of our time have a delicious dinner at Mincovna.

I highly recommend staying in Roman's flat. If I had the choice I would pack up my things and live there.