Oleksiy's place was exactly as described on the site. The pictures are reflective of what you'll find once you get there. What stood out most to me is how spacious the place was. It could easily house four people if two of them were willing to sleep on each of the couches (one of which turns into a bed). Another thing I likes was the shower. It features two shower heads, one that can be handheld and one that is placed exactly above your head (and placed high, I'm 6'3'' and fit comfortably under it). They both have a great water flow (I guess, the water in Prague is not very alkaline.) The kitchen has all you need to make meals and afternoon snacks, including tea kettle and some choice of teas (I left a bottle of virgin olive oil and some Lambrusco. Hope the next person enjoys them.) The windows are huge and they let in a lot of light and, since the walls of the building are super thick, the rain doesn't get in even if you leave the windows open while it rains. The curtains in the living room and bedrooms are capable of preventing more than 90% of the light from getting in, so you can sleep in late without fear of being woken up by the light. One downside when it comes to sleeping is the proximity of the apartment to the street. Not because the street is noisy, which it isn't, but because of the metro passing every 20 minutes or so (during the day), and every hour (during the night). It didn't bother me very much but people with lighter sleep or insomnia might have some difficulties with it. Oleksiy is easily reachable by text and very responsive. Overall a great place. I recommend it.