This large apartment was perfect for a family holiday, with plenty of space, high ceilings, and lovely old parquet floors. Having 2 toilets and 2 showers separately meant it was practical for larger groups too.
There's a tram stop just round the corner and it is fairly near a metro station for trips further afield, but we spent most of our days wandering around the key tourist parts of town (old town, Jewish quarter, new town and lesser town), which are all within 30 minutes walking. Prague is full of coffee shops, cafes, and bars; there was no shortage of food locally, and a French baker 100m away for croissants if you don't want breakfast Czech style.
Flip's flat is in one of the art nouveau buildings that dominate Prague, currently being restored to its former glory. The flat is comfortable with a modern kitchen, but still has lovely old doors and windows, and some etched glass in Mucha style. The river is nearby, and one of Prague's unexpected street-art sites is just over the road: a man and a woman holding umbrellas hang in the street, overlooked by a giant fly (think Metamorphosis).