The best thing is definitely the studio’s location - although slightly confusing to find at first, it was very easy to return to from there on, and you really are within easy walking distance of so many key landmarks and areas, with all of Old Town within easy walking distance. The view from the balcony was nice, too, giving a flavor of Prague’s dramatic architecture and detail. The studio made a good first impression, walking in, in a building that’s obviously home to several long-term locals.
Hearing the neighbouring church’s bells from mere metres away chiming the hours was charming, and not at all intrusive; less lovely was the loud, lengthy conversation from the neighboring studio that sometimes was heard through the wall early in the morning, but then, you’ll be out sightseeing most of the time anyway, and noise wasn’t an issue at night - I slept soundly, although I’m a light sleeper. I’ve no idea how the small TV worked - I couldn’t get it off the CNN channel that a previous guest had it locked into, but then, you’re not in Prague to watch TV!
Top tips specific to this studio: you’re just 15 minutes’ walk away from ‘Charles Bridge’, so roll out of bed and walk quickly up there early in the morning to see it largely empty at sunrise; otherwise it’s packed with people all day along, but the studio’s nearby location make it so easy to see it at its quietest and calmest. Also, there are several very small shops nearby (with cold, unfriendly staff), but there’s a large, well-stocked Tesco supermarket off a nearby main street, so Google search that location and stock up there instead. The studio has very basic utensils, however, so you’ll be limited to eating snacks/basic foods ‘at home’. There’s also a great left luggage and airport taxi office literally around the corner from that Tesco, too, which was very handy on my last day.