The apartment is located in a modern building with 24/7
reception, lobby, chill zone and gym. Such facilities are not
standard in the Czech Republic and very refreshing. The
bus/subway connection is good, with the bus being ~5 min and the
subway ~10 min walking distance. The yellow subway line takes
you straight to the center of Prague.
The check-in is smooth, simply pick up a key on the reception and
you're ready to go.
The room itself is quite small, but pretty much as advertised.
With the bed folded, it's comfortable for two people to move
around. The bed itself was a little bit short for me (m/180cm),
so if you are taller there might be some inconvenience (I sleep
in a weird way though). There is a huge TV on the wall. Bring
your own HDMI cable if you want to watch/cast things from your
computer.
If you are coming for work as we did and you plan to work in the
apartment, there is only one desk so the other person have to
work on the couch/chair. However the chair is comfortable even
for longer sitting.
The kitchen is well equipped even for more ambitious cooking.
One thing missing is a kitchen hood (digestoř in czech), so if
you plan to cook strongly aromatic food, beware.
Bathroom is very nice with a huge sink, comfortable shower and
lots of tiny details and amenities.
There is a limited amount of storage room, we just had our
suitcases on the floor, it wasn't a big problem, but if you
travel with big suitcases, they might get in the way.
Overall, ideal for a week-ish stay, but for longer would probably
get a bit claustrophobic.