We met Vlad at his office and he gave us a detailed information to a lot of the touristy locations as well as good local restaurants serving authentic czech food that the locals go to. The apartment was not difficult to find. There are many close mini markets all within a short walking distance. The tram was also in close proximity. They supply you with pots and pans and silverware for cooking or eating in the kitchen. They also provide a nice bottled wine. The downside: You only get 3-4 local channels and they had static and they were all in a foreign language, at night, the hallway leading to the front main entrance, there is no working light. It is pitch black dark-we had to use our phones as flashlight because you really cant see where you're going, the wifi is teeeeerribly slow, the bathroom had an awful sewage odor, and lastly, since this was our first airbnb experience....we weren't sure if Vlad and Emil replenishes the toilet paper....so we emailed them,asking them to advise (we had no problem buying our own toilet paper, but thought it was good to know where things stand.) However, we never heard back from them (2 days went by) and it was time for our check out.