Here are the good and the bad aspects.
The good:
•	Absolutely central. In 10 minutes you will be everywhere relevant.
•	Decent size, I’d say maybe 85 qm.
•	Great room layout.
•	Very bright through the day. Excellent.
•	The noise from outside is actually easily manageable. However, there is a 22:00h curfew because of the pandemic and you can’t have more than 10 people inside, so I can imagine that normally it would be louder for a longer time. EDIT: Due to complete lockdown it’s silent 24/7. Fantasic. Bad for business I guess but for me it’s optimal.
•	Door and lock security is not good and not bad, what makes it good compared to normal AirBnB places.
•	With the door to the living room closed very good for sleeping. Not elite level, but good.
•	Great, big table that is good for working, preparing food and everything.
•	I heard you get a discount in the bar downstairs. Can’t confirm this but if it’s something you’re into: enjoy.
The bad:
•	The place is a bit wrecked. I have read that there are stag parties going on here. Well, they are partying really hard. There is always something that’s not working really or has a hole in it. Nothing vital, but there is always something that’s broken.
•	Between the two bedrooms there is a wall. This wall vibrates, because there is some kind of a ventilator outside or between the walls that is running from maybe 10:00h until 21:00h-ish. It generates a permanent, humming, bassy sound. For 11 hours a day. If you stand directly by the wall it’s like being on a toilet of a techno club. Seriously, that loud. In the living room it doesn’t suck as bad, but it’s still absolutely noticeable and distracting. Fortunately it all stops at 21:00h, because the restaurant downstairs has to close. The pandemic has a good aspect here! Does not occur on Sunday, because the place downstairs is closed then.
•	If you have something and you need to contact the host (Tereza), you will get a answer only after writing two times. She does not react to first messages, only to second, of just not at all, sometimes a week later. Just call her, don’t write.
•	All the cooking pans are completely wrecked. You need your own if you want to cook.
•	If you want to buy fruit or anything to prepare and eat, you will need to go quite a bit to the next real supermarket with supermarket prices. The markets all around have INSANE prices. Take that into account.
•	No proper light for reading or working in the evening. You have only very weak ambient lights, nothing productive.
•	No vacuum cleaner or anything.
Mixed:
•	Wifi is between normal and pretty bad, depending on the time of the day. Watch out: There are up to 23 (!) hosts on the network. You’re never surfing alone. Take security measures.
Definetly recommended!