Smart, clean place. Double bed is very comfortable. Duvet provided felt like a good quality feather one. Pillows are the small almost-square variety that you find in some countries, not like the larger rectangular ones we have in the UK.
We found the flat to be quiet. Slept with the window open and wasn’t disturbed by any noise. There’s a good sized wardrobe with hangers provided.
There is a bath with shower attachment stemming up from the bath taps. However this is positioned quite low, at waist level, which made it a little bit difficult to take a shower. There is good water pressure in the shower and we found there was adequate hot water supplied.
The flat is on the top storey of some apartments so I imagine it may get very hot in the summer. It was already quite hot when we stayed (April). However. the road the flat is on is extremely quiet so you could have the windows open at night and not be disturbed.
The neighbourhood is about 1 or 1 ½ miles from the centre of Prague (uphill on the way back to the flat) It is not an up-market expensive area of Prague, but is more like a typical average-person neighbourhood. There are plenty of bars and clubs around and a small Tesco just round the corner. There is a lot of graffiti on the buildings and walls in the neighbourhood. This is typical of all of Prague as they seem to have a problem with graffiti at the moment. but it is obviously a little bit worse in this neighbourhood than other more up-market areas. The neighbourhood always felt very safe. I would say the area is affordable to those on a budget, eg. the sort of area where there are hostels for backpackers and students. (We never heard or saw any large groups of drunken youths on nights out.) The affordability of the area is just what we wanted, because we wanted to be able to visit Prague but to do it on a small budget. We found some very reasonably priced bars and restaurants in the vicinity. The public transport is very reasonably priced.
All in all, we were very happy with this flat.