My flight was delayed but Max kindly waited for me and took the time to show me everything in the apartment.

Max explained to me the apartment was converted from an old hotel so it still has facilities like a safe, kettle, coffee machine, a stand with brochures of Prague, hairdryer etc

It took me about 15-30 minutes to walk from the apartment to the Old Town/Jewish Town (30 mins when I got lost, 15 mins after I figured it out). It is also pretty close to the Central station. There is a bus stop right across the road which goes to town. I didn't take it because I prefer to walk but I saw the buses were very frequent (every 5-10 mins) and I saw the bus 207 in town.

Bonny and Max always replied to my SMS's and Airbnb messages very quickly. They were very professional.

The fridge was stocked with some ham and cheese which was great because I arrived very hungry! There is also bread, tea, glasses, cultery etc on the shelves - everything you need.

I felt very safe in Prague and I enjoyed my stay.

I fully recommend the apartment. If I had one 'criticism' I guess it is that the windows face the street, so I kept the curtains closed the whole time but maybe that is me being silly.. The neighbourhood felt safe.

Overall, the apartment was great value and I recommend it. I think I saw even Hotel Ibis was EUR80 per night? And a room in a hostel dorm (8 beds?) is about EUR20?