This place was more of a hotel experience than staying in someone's home, but that was fine with us. The apartment was spacious and had plenty of sleeping areas- they even provided a baby cot for us. The bedroom bed was large, and the large bed in the common area was big enough for a passel of kids. We didn't even use the final bed! The small kitchen had anything we needed for cooking or storing food. The television did not work, and Alex and Natalia offered to come right over to fix it. We declined, since it wasn't that big of a deal to us, but that was great customer service. Another example was that after check out we accidentally left our daughter's blanket and doll in the room and even though it was a holiday, someone came over right away to unlock the door again.
The place was about a 15 minute walk to Wenceslas square and very near a tram stop with lots of grocery options and restaurants. The only downside to this place was the parking situation. It is on a narrow dead end street, so if you are lucky enough to find a spot you must then back out of the street 100 meters or more dodging parked cars on either side when you are ready to leave - so you must be very comfortable driving your car in reverse, and preferably drive a small car, neither of which applied to us! Also, during the day you can only pay for parking in two hour increments, leaving you to break up your sightseeing often to "feed the meter". So after one night we decided to find a parking garage 20 minute walk away and leave the car there for the rest of our stay.