This Airbnb is ok, but nothing special. The owner is difficult to deal with. First, she wouldn’t give us the code to the lockbox until the day we arrived. She just assumes that everyone will arrive in Prague with Internet access and a charged device. Then, she hides the outer door key and hopes you can find it with vague directions: “In front of entrance to the building, there is an Italian café. Keys are hidden on twelve wooden pipe from right side of their small garden.” WTF is that? First, the Italian café has two gardens with fences around them. That’s eight possible locations. Second, the fences have ZERO wooden pipes, only metal arches. After we searched for thirty minutes, she sent someone with keys to meet us.
The apartment is sparsely furnished, with no oven, no A/C, and uncomfortable furniture. It is the opposite of cozy. There are no helpful instructions except some restaurant recommendations. Nothing about Wi-Fi, check out time, check out instructions, how to use the appliances, etc. The hot water heater is only 100 liters (about 26.5 gallons). It is not possible for two people to shower without a long break in between for the water to heat up again.
The apartment is right above a bus stop, so if you leave the windows open, the cigarette smoke from people waiting for the bus comes in the windows.
There is an elevator, but you must go up a flight of stairs to get to it, and up another flight to the apartment when you get off. It is basically useless.