Vit is a hell of a good guy (inasmuch as one can know such a thing based on a 5-minute phone conversation). I know because I had to call him when I returned to his lovely apartment in Vinohrady to tell him I'd lost the keys somewhere in Prague. He was understanding, patient, and immediately made me feel at ease in a moment of slight panic. After making some quick arrangements, he called me back and had me inside in 5 minutes. Most of my really positive Airbnb reviews lately have made due mention of the hosts. For me, the responsiveness, helpfulness, and friendliness of the host is as important as the space itself. Vit is as good as they come.
His place? I won't tell you anything you haven't read in review after review: It's gorgeous. You'll have the opportunity to explore one of the world's most aesthetically pleasing cities and come home to a place that's equally pretty. But it's not all glitz, because it's equally as cozy. My wife said, "I felt at home here after just a few minutes." I'm not sure if there's any higher praise for an Airbnb. Fully-equipped kitchen, comfortable couch and nice TV for unwinding after a day full of must-see sites, bathroom with both shower and tub. You can spend hours just looking at the spines of the books lining the living room bookcases. My favorite parts? The high ceilings and generous windows gave the place an airy, bright feel, and make it seem even bigger than it already is. If you're visiting Prague, you want to stay here, and you want to stay in Vinohrady. It's just far enough away from Prague 1 to escape the hordes of tourists, yet only 5 minutes to the Namesti miru metro stop (just a 5-minute ride to city center) or Jana Masaryka tram stop (catch the 22 tram). The neighborhood itself is great. Vit's place is just steps from a lovely square full of cafes and restaurants. Again, stay here if you come to Prague.