We were just in Prague for one night. Communication with Niko was fine. I told him what time our train would be in & that we would take an uber to his house from there. However, he repeatedly called, messaged & texted me asking what time we would be in which would have been fine other than for the international call/data rates but that was only a minor inconvenience. He met us outside the apartment when we arrived, showed us the keys & gave us a tour of the place. Like others have said, it's more of a hostel situation sold on airbnb. I feel like the pictures were pretty inaccurate for what it actually looked like. The room was barebones & small, walls were so thin we could hear the other guests talking late into the night as well as some street noise & the doors were REALLY creaky. You could feel the springs on the mattress & the pillows were flat & lumpy. The hosts provide you with a bath towel in your room but the bathroom had no towels in it (not even a hand towel) which was again a minor inconvenience when you forgot your towel before heading into the bathroom. Like I said, hostel/dorm living. Also, neither myself or my husband felt comfortable taking a shower in the bathroom since we didn't bring flip flops & the shower definitely looked well used..not pearly white like in the pictures. I also probably should've read the description better on airbnb b/c I didn't realize we would have to pay 5 euros to store our luggage from 11am to 5pm when we had to leave for the airport. Felt a little steep since it was just stored in the communal hallway,not really secure at all.
At the risk of sounding all negative, some pros to Niko's place:
-Location! All the things we wanted to see/places to eat etc. were all within walking distance.
-Price, you get what you pay for & this place was definitely a bargain. For a solo traveler who's used to staying in youth hostels & is on a budget this would be perfect. I probably wouldn't stay here again though if we were going to be in Prague longer than a day.