Over-all the unit is as depicted on website. Though services from the unit, i do not feel are competitively priced for the offerings. But my extra needs were met with iron & electrical adaptor. With all the electronics carried on holiday, 1 multi-strip cord should be supplied.
Can't comment on the hosts personally since i was never met & picked up keys from a hotel desk. Being a seasoned traveler I halved the offered airport transfer costs so transfer rates from this unit do not seem competitive. The process is to call upon arrival to meet - but as tourists who has cell service? - my scheffeur arranged with Petre on my behalf. You need to know the trick to open the exterior door, took me jiggling to get it working and in the 1st 24 hours there was no response from owners.
The unit can sleep 6, but i do not want to be on the sleeper couches. There is no privacy sleeping 6, so fit for families - not couples traveling together. The kitchen is very modern but no proper pans for cooking if you want to cook in the unit. The unit supplied coffee, but no "extra" fixings i.e. sugar/powdered milk. Also tea is not provided, but i bought and made house donations upon departure.
Admittedly i reserved with a 4th floor walk-up, and i enjoy morning runs, but after all day walking, drinking, enjoying Prague, being forgetful and returning to the unit or just drop off packages - the steps are tedious. But this is personal opinion, and it does offer a nice extra calorie burn.
Shower is very nice with all the spray heads, though pressure is little low to run all the heads. if you are a larger person, the stall will be cramped. But there is the European tub to sit and shower in this case.
The Queen bed is comfortable.
if you want location centrality this is the area (place). But with location convenience, comes 2-4 am street hollering as this unit is located on a side cut through street from on of the main tourist walks. Also every 6am you will be woken to the hotel garbage truck emptying dumpsters as the hotel garbage access is below this walk-up unit. guess it was my wake up call for the morning run.