Kristine's place was absolutely wonderful! It is very spacious, yet comfortable. It is not overly done, but has your basic essentials: coffee pot, fridge, dish/silverware, hairdryer. Clean and centrally located in old town. The location of her apartment cannot be beat! It is literally a 2 minute walk to the astronomical clock and main square on the right and then a 1 minute walk to Charles Bridge on the left on the pedestrian passage (Royal Road) that runs through old town. It sits on the 4th floor of a old building but there is an elevator. The view from the balcony was my favorite feature! I was surrounded by the beautiful tile rooftops and church domes and statues. Access to a balcony is a rarity in old town. I noticed that not too many apartments had them, so we felt quite special. I took some very pretty pictures from it and was the envy of all my friends on instagram : ) .... Of note; Kristine took care to provide us with a platter of fruit, cheeses, and sausage, as well as a bottle of wine (which we requested) upon our arrival. It was such a delight to have it there after a long day of travel! It was prepared by her mother and created with such and care and thoughtfulness. We felt so welcomed! Overall, I would recommend this apartment for your stay in Prague and I would not hesitate to stay here again. The locale, BALCONY, and LOCATION is the sell here. We had looked at some of the hotels next door (Clementine and Aurus) but they did not have the space nor the balcony as this apartment did. It is not the Ritz, but is simple and clean and feels just right when the sun shines through its windows and you hear the hustle and bustle going on in the streets. TIPS: * The apartment has a Concierge on the 1st level (2nd floor to Americans but you press '1' not '2' to get there. Apparently the level above the ground floor is considered the first floor. ). You go here to check in and out if you can get through the front entrance to the building first (would need to ring in the concierge to let you in). In this way, the apartment sort of runs like a motel. The concierge can answer questions, set you up with services, arrange for taxis, etc. during day hours. They also provide a euro buffet breakfast for 9 euros pp (but we did not opt to do this). We did eat at the Clementine hotel buffet one morning and it was sufficient and slightly less (maybe 6 euro pp of if remember correctly and opened at 7am). Starbucks is right downstairs and opens at 8am. There is also a mini market downstairs should you need snacks, alcohol and other beverages * Bring plenty of czech crowns for money. Smaller places may not accept euros and if they do, they...