The ultimate location for tourists, next to the famous clock, is obviously busy but apartment has double glazing. Bright and modern with huge cinema screen from the ceiling and Apple TV for streaming from your device, huge big bed and walk in cupboard with all modern appliances in bedroom (hairdryer, safe, ironing board) and kitchen (coffee machine, stocked fridge (extra cost) dish washer and usual utensils). Is located up 2 flights of stairs inside a court yard assessable from a shared tourist shop entrance and the back of a restaurant but really no issue at all. Building is many hundreds of years old but flat is certainly modern and warm, perfect for couples to relax and certainly better than a hotel for the money. Lots of keys required for all the security doors but adds a layer of protection in a busy tourist area. Furniture is minimalist but modern, sofa slightly uncomfortable as it’s leather you can find yourself sliding off regularly but that’s a very minor issue in a fantastic apartment. Small tip, avoid the numerous ‘canabis’ shops if buying anything as beers there were 90 vs 30 in the mini mart directly under the flat (which is recommended for all minor shopping needs) second tip for parking would be at the Palladium shopping center which is 7 mins walk away and was 1800 for 3 days (don’t use euros to pay for anything in Prague as exchange rate is not your friend)