Jan was a great host, and this was a solid apartment.

It has beds for 5 people, BEFORE you include the fold-out couches. The apartment isn't the most modern, but is quite comfortable and clean, and has a big, fairly well-equipped kitchen in case you decide to cook yourselves a meal, as well as a washing-machine and a small balcony (not connected directly from inside the apartment, but just a few steps away). The apartment is in a pretty perfect location: five minutes (one stop) from the train station, and a fifteen minute (or three? stops) walk from most of the major areas of attraction. It's located in a quieter (but by no means dull, plenty of bars and restaurants nearby) part of town, and it still incredibly easy to get on the tram and hope over to somewhere louder and livelier if that's what you're looking for.

Beyond being there to greet you and discuss what all you'd like to see in the city, if you go in blind (as we did), Jan has stocked the place with guidebooks and pamphlets on every conceivable attraction the city has to offer (and a few delivery menus, besides). He also e-mailed us a number of suggestions on bars, clubs, and restaurants to check out while we were there. Jan was always available by cell-phone if we needed any last minute directions or suggestions. Also, every morning Jan's father dropped off some wonderful fresh bread from the bakery!

I cannot recommend the apartment enough, it was perfect for us, Jan is a fantastic host, and Prague is a beautiful city.