We found ourselves next to the Vysehrad Fortress, a peaceful neighborhood we had chosen on purpose.
Close to everything but still very local.
The place has everything you need, is spacious and quiet at night.
A small walk, passing under the train tracks and you'll find a Lidl as well as restaurants.
The tram stop close to it offers several tramlines to the old town.
We preferred to walk either next to the river on the quays or just following the road (Na Slupi) to the centre.
During our stay communication was always smooth and timely.
It's a highly recommendable place to stay.
Thanks Stela and Petr for a wonderful time.
Tips:
Vsyherad fortress
Go for a walk on the Vsyherad fortress and explore the park which has great views on Prague.
And don't forget the cemetery where you find the last resting places of the composers Antonin Dvořak and Bedřich Smetana, artist Alfons Mucha (Visit his museum downtown as well), writer Karel Čapek (introduced the word "robot") and many more.
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Botanical Garden of the Charles University in Prague
You'll find it on your right hand when you follow the road Na Slupi to the centre.
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National Theatre/State Opera
If you like classical music/opera check out the schedule and enjoy a performance.
The buildings, inside and out are beautiful.