It is a poorly maintained apartment meant for a certain type of traveler - one who needs up to 9 beds to accommodate a large group and also needs to be in the heart of Old Town just a five minute walk to all the major sights. However, if neither is a top priority, Prague has many options far superior to this and at a comparable or even lower cost.
Many things were broken or just plain old and worn out in the apartment, such as - the faucet in one of the bathrooms swiveled because it was loose, peeling paint here and there, the door handle of the hallway bathroom was broken and several times someone locked themselves in and had to cry for help, one of the living room chairs had a broken leg and my sister-in-law almost fell, the building's entrance door had a pane purposely broken so that people could reach inside and turn the door handle. It was patched up with tape that also had been slit open. The unit came with the some supplies but many key items were missing - no garbage bags, no toaster, no ice cube trays, which I must admit, Valerie brought at our request, no soaps, no paper towels, nothing!
We took this apartment as we were expecting up to 7 guests which did not happen. The five of us would have been much happier in some place better maintained even if it was away from Old Town and would have gladly paid USD $5 for Uber or 50 cents for tram or metro to get to Old Town.
Having stayed in airbnb's as well as decent hotels all over the world, we do understand that airbnb's are not the Hilton and will always have some quirks just as your own home does. But if you are going to charge people to stay in your quirky home, at least make sure that things are not broken and basics such as garbage bags are provided. Very disappointed!