This gorgeous apartment is usually booked up, but if it’s available while you’re in Prague and you fancy staying in beautiful Vinohrady, snap it up. This place is perfect on all fronts.
I just finished an 11-night stay. I moved to Prague last week and it has been the perfect home base while I secured long-term housing here. Some things that perhaps the other reviews aren’t clear on:
The apartment is on the very top floor. The balcony is long and spacious, and offers one of the best views in Prague. Panoramic sightline of the church at Jiřího z Poděbrad, the Prague Castle off in the distance, and the Žižkov TV tower. It’s awesome to have these things right outside of your window and illuminated at night. If you’re up a bit late working at night like me, it’s always cool to see when they turn off the floodlights on the Prague Castle (every night at 1am).
The large grocery store Albert is on the ground floor, directly next door. Three steps from the apartment entrance. It’s so handy having a full-service food shop seconds away.
The pictures of the apartment are absolutely accurate, and the apartment is even more spacious than pictured. It was just me staying there, so I didn’ used the ottomans that fold out into beds, but there is ample sleeping room. The views from the bedroom and living room windows offer a different view from the balcony, onto a vast courtyard, but since the apartment is so high, you can see far off into Prague’s environs.
The air conditioner in the dining room works perfectly, though I only used it once due to the chillier weather.
The bathroom is perfectly equipped and very spacious. The bed in the bedroom is firm and I slept soundly every night.
The kitchen is well equipped, and the fridge is the larger-type (smaller, waist-high fridges can be the norm in Prague). So if you’re coming with a few other guests, it has plenty of room.
The internet connection is solid, the washer and dryer is a huge bonus, and the location is prime for public transport, or even if you want to get somewhere on foot. I never once used the tram, and can walk to Wenceslas Square in less than 30 minutes (and it’s a great, scenic walk).
Marcela was kind and communicative, and answered any questions timely and effectively. She even checked in mid-way through my stay just to make sure everything was okay. I didn’t get to meet her upon check-in unfortunately (her friend handed over the keys), but she is the perfect host.
Don’t let this place pass you by. If this place is available while you’re in Prague, you absolutely won’t regret staying here.