We were welcomed at time as agreed. We were very pleasantly surprised with groceries - very thoughtful as on our arrival pretty much all of the shops were closed.
The communication was very easy - the host checked several times with us before and also during the trip.
There are a few stairs that you need to take, but the main journey can be taken with an elevator.
The house is quiet and bed was comfortable.
I personally loved the kitchen - it was nicely made. I could find all necessary utensils, pots and pans and even some basic groceries like salt, sugar, tea, coffee... which made it easy (did not have to buy a kilo of each ;))
The hall is a bit chilly (the floor), so either use the slippers provided by the house or bring a pair of woolen socks.
The toilet and bathroom are separate. The toilet is a bit tight, but well, you don't spend the whole stay there ;)
The area is a bit hilly, so no matter which direction you go, you will walk up or down. But there is the public transport, if you don't feel like it...There is a short walk to several buses and trams. Tram goes directly to city center. Also metro is nearby (some days we walked there, others we were lazy and took the tram to get to the metro station). It is also walkable distance to the very citycenter including Wenceslas square etc.
Several grocery stores are nearby as well as coffee places. The best looking coffee place was under reconstruction, so unfortunately, we did not have a chance to test it.
Overall, it was a nice stay. The host was very attentive. The location is great if you want to explore the city and feel local.