This apartment was as beautiful in person as it was in the pictures. We just felt so happy and calm in the place, enjoying the ancient wooden beams with the visible joinery with wooden pegs, and rough plaster! I didn't want to go to an ancient historic city like Prague and not feel like that's where I was the entire stay. That's why I chose this place, because you are surrounded by history inside the apartment, and you're surrounded by history when you step outside. So lovely. We were quite jet-lagged, and I was pregnant, so we spent a LOT of time in the apartment, and were so comfortable and relaxed. The windows created a really good cross breeze, which was enough (in late May / early June) to cool the apartment most days, but you could also cool the whole place down in 20 min with the A/C (it's a "mini-split" system, so it's not only WAY more powerful than a window unit, it is also absolutely silent)! Can't speak to what it's like in the hottest part of summer, but it's bound to be better than what passes for A/C in many places around Prague, where it seems far too many establishments and public transit are using a thermostat setting around 78-80 degrees (only a guess, but many places, even with the A/C obviously on, you're still sweating). It was always a relief to come relax in a nice, cool space at the end of a long day of walking. The wifi was excellent, and we were able to stream movies/shows from Netflix, which was nice! Side note: be warned, if you're planning to catch up on an HBO show with HBO Now, you won't be able to, because the HBO app (on our iPad, at least) detected our location and wouldn't let us watch anything. The location was great for us, it involved walking across the Charles Bridge most days, which, as long as you get going on the early side (which we usually did) is really not so bad. Later in the day, the crowds are worse than a busy day at Disneyland, but there are other, equally nice, walking routes across the river. We would usually look at where everyone was going once we got to the other side, and we chose streets no one was walking down, and eventually you end up where you want to go just the same without all the crowds, nice if you're in no hurry with no real agenda, which was us most days. Do keep in mind, you will not find breakfast anywhere nearby until around 9am, so stock up on a few croissants & cheese & tomatoes and if you must eat when you wake up (like us) before 7, you'll be free to head out without worrying about food for a while. On the topic of food... the place nearby "Lokal" is actually REALLY good. They make very good versions of every dish they offer. Go...