This apartment is on the fourth floor and looks over an interior concrete courtyard. There's an elevator which is a nice since it's an uphill walk from the Husinecká tram stop. Convenient to public transportation, it's just one tram stop (use 5 or 9) to the main train station if you want to take day trips from Prague. I'd recommend Tábor (best small town), Olomouc, České Budějovice, Český Krumlov (lots of tourists) but still beautiful, Loket (another amazing small town, great alternative to Český Krumlov), Kutná Hora (actually see the town not just the Bone Church) and the memorial at Lidice. The apartment is quiet after 11 p.m. and there's a fan so you can pull in cooler air from outside. The bed was a bit stiff but overall nothing you can't get used to. Lots of towels plus there's a washing machine so you can clean your clothes. There's a small grocery store just a few doors down (very convenient to stock a few things in the fridge). There's an ATM down the main street from the Husinecká tram stop. The beer garden Riegrovy Sady is also within walking distance. Overall a nice apartment, nothing fancy or romantic and it's in a bit of a gritty part of town but it works great if you're getting out and exploring Prague and beyond.