We were speechless. Our stay at Eva's apartment was a very comfortable & enjoyable experience. Be ready to read a lot of details because we wrote a lot of info about the flat and the area wanting for future tenants to enjoy their vacations as much as we did. We were two Greeks that stayed in this lovely place for 9 days. A 30 sqm studio, give or take, located on the 6th floor, on the left side as soon as you come out of the elevator. The place is like a studio within an apartment, which means there is a main door that leads you into a small, common corridor that has two studios. One is for the owner and the other one is for you. Of course, you are given both the keys to the main door and to your studio. It is truly quite convenient for two persons. If you bring a young child with you it will also be okay, but If you will be more that two adults then it will get crowded. The flat has a soft bed & pillows, an A/C unit, a hair dryer, an iron board, an iron, a wardrobe with at least 8 hangers, a toaster, a small fridge and a kitchenette (instructions included) with several pans for you to use. For those who are shy, there is curtain placed around the glass shower thus you will not feel uncomfortable. The internet was quite fast and we did not have any lapsing issues. A very important & unexpected surprise for us were the windows as they where quite soundproof. During our stay we experienced two storms in the middle of the night and as soon as we closed the windows nothing bothered us. Last but not least, is the balcony of the apartment which offers a magnificent view over the city. You are juuust above the other rooftops and are able to see the city, a part of the Prague Castle, and the rooftops of the National Theater and the famous weirdly-shaped Dancing House. The pictures that I took with my wide angle lens here during sunset were amazing! The building where the apartment is located in a very nice & quiet area and that was confirmed when asked locals who we met in other parts of the city. We were mother and daughter coming home quite late every night from our trips and we felt very safe. Right next to our building there is a covered walkway/alley in which you may find a mini market and a bakery among other shops. Do not be intimidated by how they look. The mini market's fruits were fresh and the bakery's croissants delicious. In case you still do not want to go there, there is a super market in front of the closest tram station in front of the Karlovo Namesti park. There are a few other mini markets & liquor stores around thus you can find what you what in case you will be cooking in the apartment. You may also find a few interesting attractions around the neighborhood that are within walking distance and definitely worth visiting such as Faust's house, Church of St. Ignatius and Cathedral of Saints Cyril and Methodius. In addition, as I am quite picky (fortunately or unfortunately) about food, I researched a lot about good Czech restaurants in the area. One of them being U Pravdu which is less than ten minutes walk if you want to grab a quick bite. We have seen locals and tourists alike there and all seemed as pleased as we did when we tasted the food & beers. Be ready to wait a bit though as the place is popular. If you decide to rent a car during your stay in Prague know that you may park the vehicle on the road only where the white dotted lines are. You must not park on the blue lines! Parking the car of the white dotted lines from 20:00 pm until 08:00 am is free. On the other hand if you park the car there and it is not during those hours, you will have to pay. For that you will have to find a black column (more similar to a mail box), actually there is one in front of the Eva's building, and pay there an amount for the duration your car will be parked. You leave the ticker in the car in a visible place and that's it. We came during August and there were a lot of free spaces to park. In addition, there is a parking lot right next door to Eva's building. The price is reasonable, but we would suggest calling and booking a space if you would like to leave the car there as most of the time they were full. On the other hand, if you will be using the metro as your means of transportation then the Karlovo Namesti station is less than 4 minutes walk (slowly). Add another 1 minute to that and you reached Vltava river. We would suggest walking along the river to the center as it is very picturesque stroll. In 20-25 minutes max you should reach Charles Bridge. You may also take the tram, which is similarly about 4 minutes away from our building but in the opposite direction of the metro. Please note, that there are no ticket machines in the tram stations (not in the ones we have been at least) thus you will have to purchase your tickets in advance in a metro station or a bus. These tickets are valid for all means of transportation. We initially wanted to rent a flat in the center, but changed our minds as soon as we learned how noisy it can get there from the never-ending crowds. We are very pleased to say that we did not go wrong in our decision. After that long papyrus that I have bored you with, permit me to express my...