Like all the other positive comments, this was our experience. Human touches and personal greetings-little details like having milk and cereal ready for our children and cold drinks on hand when we arrived. We had even read that you can drink the water in Prague, but German insisted that we use his water filter which he provided for free. The place was the cleanest of any Airbnb we have stayed in, and you can tell that the owners manage it because they care about the little details. Everything worked and little things that needed to be repaired or very minimal. We have stayed in places that were basically abused with deferred maintenance, and there is none of this and German and Elena’s. We stayed here during the 2018 heat wave, and it was 34C outside. With the windows open and the fans running we slept OK. It is rarely this hot, but do understand that if you are here in August it is going to be warm. With the windows open, you hear the roar of cars and there are coffee shops below where people smoke and chat in the evening and sometimes in the early morning. The museum area is currently under construction. If you are arriving by train, we would recommend that you take the underground line to one of the stations behind the apartment and walk a couple of blocks. We walked from the train station which would normally be a relatively easy uphill half mile. But with construction it was a challenging 1 mile walk. I will also echo that the restaurant below is very good. They currently have a Mediterranean flair, but they have a nice bacon cheeseburger if you are having cravings. Everybody is bilingual or trilingual and they take credit cards if you don’t have time to get local currency. We ate there twice.