I didn't meet the hostess personally, but a friend gave me the key and key card when I arrived. First of all, I was surprisingly asked to transfer 650 crowns to the city of Prague as a kind of tourist tax, even though I was traveling on business. Apparently this is a new regulation in Prague and the host is innocent. It surprised me nonetheless.
The room is small and a little dark because it's on the basement level and overlooks a courtyard, but it's quiet and has comfortable beds for a good night's sleep. I found a kettle with a broken lid, but you could use it to get hot water. However, I missed a spoon, fork and knife, so I had to make do with my wooden cutlery. The fridge is a small hotel fridge. 1.5 liter bottles of sparkling water don't fit in, smaller things do. At least it keeps you cool. In general, evertyhing reminded me more of a hotel than a typical AirBnB apartment. A hotel without a reception.
The location of the room is perfect, the area is an affluent residential area with lots of flair, very close to the Tower, a landmark of Prague.
Overall, I felt comfortable and can recommend the room for single travelers and couples.