Daniel's place is located in a great location of Old Town. You can walk to the main square in less than five minutes. We never felt unsafe even in the middle of the night. Down the corner from his apartment is a nice cafe with friendly staff and strong wifi. A small minimart is located across the building, only a minute walk. I recommend Naso Meso for a nice lunch/dinner with unlimited beer! Price was reasonable too. About the apartment: We stayed in June and since there's no AC, the room does gets hot in the late morning/afternoon. To a point it woke us up which is good for us since we want to explore the town anyway. But not if you'd like to sleep a bit later. Since you must leave the windows open, you can hear people talking/yelling and cars passed by. There's a club across from the cafe down the corner. There are what we believe to be at least 3 other rooms/units that are rented in tbe apartment so it can get crowded in the kitchen or a wait for the shower. The wifi was fast and Daniel was friendly. The apartmen is located on the 4th floor of the building with a very small elevator if you have suitcases. You must make multiple trips though if there's more than one of you. There's a washer in the bathroom but make sure you don't overload it. We chose the 59 minutes wash and dry and the clothes were still wet. You can't access the machine if there's someone using the shower. Daniel was kind enough to provide light breakfast to include sandwiches, jam, cold cuts and cereal. Also, a travel adapter was provided in the room which was oh so helpful for us to charge our stuff. Now, onto the negative.... Daniel did not provide instruction on the callbox on the main door of the building. We arrived late (Daniel knew) but we spent a good hour standing outside the main door waiting for someone to let us in. Or Daniel. Finally, after accidentally calling whom I thought would be his unit (4th one down the call box since it says his unit is number 4), a nice American sounded lady let us in and told us to wait inside. I walked up to the 4th floor and found there are more than one door. Of course I knocked on the wrong door so I walked back down. After waiting another 10 minutes, I decided to approach random strangers to ask to borrow a phone to call Daniel and finally a nice guy let me use his phone though a bit hesitant. Once I got a hold of Daniel, all is well from there. Yes it was my fault for not having an international phone but unfortunately, we didn't think we need it for a short trip to Prague. Another tips: Don't take taxis, even private airport transfers which we did. It was $25 bucks for...