Katerina's place was perfect for a three day trip to Prague for 2 people, a married couple, in this case.. It is sparkling clean and, even though it's on a busy street, it's very quiet because it's at the back of the building, looking out over a garden. The street offers a cafe right out front and a famous Budweiser restaurant across the street. (VERY GOOD and certainly not the American beer company). We found that a twenty minute walk up the hill and along the pedestrian paths took us straight to the Cathedral, it's gardens and the court around it. From there, we crossed the river and explored Old Town. One night we went on a city Food Tour with "George and Leona." I strongly recommend that as a way to get introduced to the city. You'll visit 4 restaurants and bars and learn a lot of the city and it's people, as well as it's food.
The apartment is quite small but is perfectly organized and it has everything visitors for a short stay will need. It's not equipped to cook complex French cuisine, for example! Comfy double bed and lovely clean, fluffy, crisp, delicious smelling duvet covers over the duvets. The apartment IS quite small; my husband and I are tall, long-legged people and we ran into each other a good bit. The shower is small as well, but it gushes a powerful stream of deliciously hot water, so who cares?
There's no ground coffee at the moment, perhaps Katerina will rectify that. There's nothing in the refrigerator and just a few old-looking bags of rice and flour in the cabinet. So you'll have to provision thoroughly. Happily, you can do a quick shop for basics just a block down the road. Just one block further brings you to an excellent baker.
We walked a lot each day---in the beautiful places that tourists visit.
On our last morning we turned RIGHT out of the front door instead of left. And then we turned right again and kept on walking. We kept going in that general way and really enjoyed walking through an all-residential district. The houses grew bigger and bigger and eventually we realized we were in Prague's "Embassy Row" ..a district of gargantuan mansions, maybe dating before WWI? The houses have been lavished with care and now, most are the embassies of numerous countries. The streets and gardens are beautiful, there's hardly any traffic, and the houses look as they must have when they were built 100 years ago.
You'll have lots of opportunities for other interesting walks if the two of you decide to base yourself at Katerina's.