If you like staying directly above Prague's busiest, noisiest trolley lines, this place is for you. I've used Airbnb around the US and the world and never had a problem--until I rented this place, which was billed as a 3-bedroom apartment. Upon arrival, we were told that the master bedroom had been closed due to an "electrical problem," that the owner was away and the master bedroom, probably the quietest room in the apartment, would remain closed for the duration of our four-day stay. The second bedroom consisted of a bed set up in the kitchen. The other bedroom sat directly above the trolley stop. The trolleys run every few minutes and they run into the early morning hours. At times, it sounded like the Soviet tanks were rolling back into the city. The apartment literally shuttered. The overhead electrical lines powering the trolleys, just outside the windows of the apartment, sparked like fireworks on the Fourth of July. When I asked the owner for a partial refund, he told me that two people didn't need all that space and I should be thankful for staying at his apartment. Prague is a lovely city, and we refused to let this experience ruin our trip. But there are so many places to stay, you'll be thankful you didn't choose to stay here.