We ended our holidays in Prague, and this was our first Airbnb experience. Ondrej's flat was the best for location and an authentic experience. We stayed in hotels and guest houses throughout Germany and Denmark, and while most were comfortable, this flat was all its listing stated--cozy, central, enjoyable. Even our two children (9 & 13) felt at home, which is tough when you are young and don't know the language or culture, and your parents drag you from one country to the next! We were a block from Wenceslas Square, a major site, and most other tourist sites we wanted to see were walkable. There is a tram stop right outside, and we were two stops from the central train station. Very convenient, even though we walked the distance with luggage, too. Coffee shops very close, plus mini markets and other stores with those basic comforts.
The flat itself took us a few minutes to find, for it's on a busy street and there was no number posted outside. We wandered into a courtyard and a neighbor saw us from above, called out and it was determined that we were the guests. However, after that awkward beginning, the rest of our stay was great. The flat is secure and private, looks out over a courtyard from tall windows. It is airy and light. Each of our children had his own space to sleep in, and there was a separate room for my husband and I. Sheets and towels were provided, and there was a basic, sufficient kitchen equipped with everything we needed--even wine glasses to celebrate our first night in Prague