The check-in process was super amazing. Unfortunately our train came in over an hour late, but the situation was made better because Radka was so flexible and helped us check-in later, staying in quick communication the whole time.
One thing to note, the flat is on the 4th floor (so 5th floor if you’re American), which means you have to go up a lot of stairs. There is a small elevator after a flight of stairs to get you most of the way up, but it didn’t work the entire time that we were there.
The location of the flat isn’t the most central to all the sites in Prague, but it is right by a tram and bus station (perfect for traveling anywhere in the city easily), a park, 2 LIDLs, and an ATM (which is near a cafe and a LIDL). Additionally, the flat is about a 15 minute walk (uphill) from Prague’s main train station, so if you are coming in/leaving by train, this flat is very close by. BTW at this train station you can get 24 hour tickets for the city’s public transportation.
The flat itself is very nicely decorated (lacking a TV) and has plenty of space. Our biggest problem with the flat is that it is located on a very traffic heavy and busy street and on a hot summer days, as we experienced, it gets very hot inside. If you choose to open the windows to cool down the flat, the noise from the street is extremely loud. This makes it pretty hard to sleep if you have trouble sleeping with noise or when it is hot, because one of these will always be an issue. Plus, beware of the bugs that come in at night if you have your windows open… there is no netting to keep them out and they definitely kept us up!
There are also a few parts of the flat that have damage, but it doesn’t interfere with your stay (e.g. cracked glass and a chipped door frame). Overall, though, the flat was nice. You just need a fan and/or some earplugs (which only help a little).
I would recommend this flat, if you are okay with its downsides, as the host is amazing and the place in itself is pretty good.