My friend Lindsay and I stayed at Lucie's apartment for three nights. Apartment: We adored the space and decorating. You can open the screen-less windows up for fresh air and plenty of sunshine. She also has a Nescafe machine and left coffee pods which was appreciated and enjoyable. If you had a group of five, as the listing says "sleeps five," two would sleep in the bed in the living room, one on the sizable L-shaped couch adjacent, and two people would have a bunk each in the bunk bed structure off the kitchen. It's a climb to get to the top bunk, not going to lie. The wooden ladder is not at an angle, so you climb straight up and down. The clothes washer is underneath the bunk beds. Worked great. Location: the apartment is behind Dlouhá street, where a lot of night clubs and bars are located. It was a rowdy street when we were there. However, the apartment is set back from the noise on a quiet backstreet and I had no issues with noise while sleeping. Friends we met up with to go to a club on Dlouhá, Roxy, one night were envious of our short walk back home when the night ended. It was a nice and short walk along the water (the river is mere blocks away when you exit the place and walk the opposite way of Dlouhá) to the stop for the 17 tram to get down to Náplavka, where we also hung out a lot. I recommend that. Host: Lucie was on holiday so we did not have the pleasure of meeting her. We were met by her boyfriend's brother at a bus stop on Revolucni who provided the keys and pointed out various spots of interest on the way to the apartment. Our hosts had kindly provided a welcome bottle of sparkling Czech wine. Overall lovely experience.