If you’re like me and you scour through tons of AirBnBs looking for the right one, stop. You’ve found it!
I stayed for 3 nights for my solo trip. Perfect sized studios for a solo traveler or couple. Has everything you need: kitchenette, pots, pan, utensils, fridge. Bathroom was surprisingly big. Amazing natural light and I liked that the apartment window didn’t look directly into other apartments nor over a Main Street. Nice and quiet
Location: GREAT! You can’t beat it. Less than a 10-minute walk from the main train station, a 2 minute walk to the Muzeum train (subway) — which will get you anywhere in the city — and close to buses and trams. It makes it very convenient to get around the city. Neighborhood wise it’s near the natural history museum. Busy tourist area. Lots of mini supermarkets, coffee shops, and restaurants nearby. The apartment itself is very quiet though.
Check-in: I was in communication with Hana. I had a bit of a mishap getting to Prague and my phone stopped working until I arrived at the main station. A bit stressful. Hana was very patient and waited for me at the apartment to give me keys and directions.
Security: It’s an apartment building with other residents but I barely saw anyone. You can’t get into the building without a key for the main door. And it sits on a quiet street. I felt pretty safe and secure though there was one night a seemingly drunken neighbor across the hall was trying to get into their apartment at 2a and proceeded to bang on their (not my) door trying to get in. This was scary for me but made me realize how strong the door were. The apartment door locks when you close it, key or not.
Accessibility: There’s a small elevator in the building, but you still have to take 1 flight of stairs to get to it. So if you have mobility issues, it’s something to consider.
Cleanliness: Overall, good. Sheets and towels provided were clean. Floors were ok. I do wish there was a top sheet for the bed as a barrier between the comforter. I took off k estar due to a strange smell coming from the kitchen sink drain as I started washing dishes my second day. I didn’t notice it too much at first and also couldn’t tell where it was coming from because I always kept the windows open during the day (it was very warm during my time in Prague). My last night however I realized it was coming from the kitchen sink and it was extremely strong and hard to sleep (I kept the windows closed at night). I messaged the host but it was already 11p at night and I was checking out the next morning. They replied quickly in the morning and offered apologies. And they probably would have attended ti it quickly if I was still staying there. Maybe just needs some bleach down the drain to clean it out. I would still stay here again.
I definitely recommend this place to anyone traveling through Prague.