Sadly I cannot share the feelings of most previous guests. The apartment is really lovely furnished and looks like it's from Chehoslovakia back in 60s with a lot of nice details. But it cannot hide the fact that it's just not suitable for comfortable living, especially in cold season.
My main 3 complains are:
- Hot water pressure was terribly low! It took me 3 times more to just have shower that it usually takes, just because washing myself was a disaster! There is a boiler, and the boiler was turned on, and there was no additional valves or tabs between the boiler and the shower tap, but hot water was just not flowing.
- There were two options of climate - very cold or nothing to breath. Gas heater is used to warm air in the room, and the heater is also from 60s. Although it has outside exhaust pipe, it was very muggy and no oxygen if you leave it on for the night and very cold if you decrease it's heating level to minimum. Somewhere in the middle there was a perfect level that gave both lack of oxygen and cold temperature...
- Bed was very hard. This one is a personal opinion, but if you dislike hard beds - you'll dislike this one.
Responsiveness of host is also a big question. At first I got a reply about possible check in time just after I landed in Prague - 5 days after my message with question. What if I had no Internet at the moment? Second - I wrote about hot water and asked if it cannot be fixed somehow - and never got a reply.
Resume is - not recommended. Don't buy nice photos of old furniture - you rent something to live in, not a museum ticket.