Nora's place is a gem in a great part of Prague! First, her flat is super cool. It's a great blend of modern (the kitchen & bathroom) and Bohemian cool decor. I don't think the pics of the flat do it justice. It has a great vibe. It's on the "inside" of the building, next to the center. So, it's quiet. And it's a 2 minute walk to a grocer, and there's a crazy amount of restaurants and coffee places nearby that are awesome! Pro tip: A great and inexpensive breakfast/lunch is inside the Veletržní palác, also called the Narodni Galerie Praha (which is a very cool contemporary art museum). The cafe inside the museum is free to enter & is called Cafe Jedna. It's vast, open, modern and beautiful...and the food is wicked good too! There's tons of other places that are easy walking distance and fairly easy access to tram and metro (a few blocks, but not bad). The flat is on the ground floor, so just the step up the entrance to deal with which is no problem at all. And it has great water pressure and a comfy bed. There's a bus now that goes straight to the Prague main station, where you can catch a metro to the Vltvska stop in Letna. Easy peasy. You can buy a transportation card at the airport from a machine near the front doors. A three day unlimited card covers bus, tram, and metro for 72 hours for 310Kc total (that's only about $15US, crazy cheap). All in all, I really loved this place and would definitely stay here again!