Never met Dmitry, but rather dealt with his property manager Valentina. She met us at the train station and got us a taxi to the apartment, which was a god sent. My wife broke her foot several days earlier in Bratislava, and we ended up in a hospital in Brno, so the tram/metro wasn’t an option with all our luggage. So instead of paying gypsy cab rates, we paid the local rate. The unit was mostly as advertised, and provided us with a unique experience for the five days we were there. The listing indicated a washer and dryer. The dryer was a drying rack in the bedroom. We only had one problem, and that was dealing with the TVs. Valentina walked us through the activation process, so we were good to go. The neighborhood is near the Andel metro stop, which made getting into tow a snap... a 5 min metro ride. It took us longer to walk to the metro than the actual ride. Plenty of restaurants in the area to choose from.

Val also was our tour guide on our visit to Terezin, about 40km outside of Praha. She came the day we left, and got us a cab to the train station, again at a reasonable rate.

Each day I would do a 45 to 60 min walk. You get to see the Charles bridge before all the traffic and pick pockets.

We would stay here again, if it was available, on a subsequent visit to Praha.