This was my first Airbnb experience and I chose a good one as my first! Rob&Meg's Old Town Prague Apartment was awesome. The view you see in their photos is EXACTLY the view you get from their living room. It's honestly breathtaking to see that out of your window in the morning and evening - the Prague castle in all it's glory and various other wonderful cathedrals and spires and old worldy looking buildings. We found everything we needed in the apartment - towels, toilet paper, bed linen, extra blankets, etc. The kitchen had everything you need from glasses to cups and plates, a fridge, etc. The apartment has 2 bedrooms and they are good sized rooms. the bathrooms have everything you need and the bedroom I was in, had a huge bath as well as a shower. The living room has a Smart TV and great selection...no time for TV watching though! The location of this apartment is awesome - right in Old Town Prague. It is on the top floor which means (as I said earlier, great views) but there are 144 steps up to the top from the entrance. Now I like to work out so I saw it as my daily workout session but just saying. There is an elevator so don't worry. There are supermarkets close by and bars and restaurants. You can pretty well walk everywhere. in fact other than to and from the airport we walked the city. Talking of transport and checking in. Rob&Meg hooked us up with a friend of theirs - Radek - who was awesome. They arranged for him to pick us up at the airport and transport us to the apartment...the cost was 550 CZ Kr (22 EU). Radek was waiting for us and not only drove us the the apartment but gave us some tourist info on the way. He was available any time we needed to call or email with help or suggestions..we never did need that but it was a great comfort blanket just in case we needed it. Communication from booking to check out with Rob&Meg was awesome. They were super responsive and very helpful. They have a guide in the apartment to help you navigate the city with ideas for things to do and place to eat and drink. So eating and drinking: We ate at Restaurant Verbane in he Old Town on our first night and had a great pizza. On our second night we splashed out and had a superb meal at Kampa Park just the other side of the Charles Bridge...if you want a terrace view you need to book way in advance. For a nice lunch (not cheap) I recommend Nostress in the Jewish quarter. What to see and do: We walked everywhere...and literally every corner you turn you want to take a photo of a beautiful building. I recommend the castle, which is free to enter, but to see the exhibits you need to pay...so do a bit...