You either already love Prague or have yet to visit.
We stayed here for three nights in early October of 2018.
The flat is just as depicted in the photos. It was clean, bright and efficient.
We were met by Lukas’ girlfriend. She showed us where to park and the features of the flat and offered us dining recommendations and assisted us in finding our car parked a few blocks away. She was even kind enough to return with us to the flat to assist us with parking.
Now a word to the wise. Why do you want to have a car in Prague? Would you drive around and try to park in downtown London, Tokyo or New York? Parking here provided us with a challenge. One must go to the street level and exit the building. You then go around the corner and unlock the doors that are much more enjoyable to look at than to maneuver. You then open a second door with a remote. You then drive down into a basement and turn your car around. You then back thru a stall into another room and park between a wall and a pillar. You must back in, because if you go in head first you won’t be able to get out of the car. Upon exiting the car, you walk thru the basement and up the ramp and close one door with the remote and the other doors by hand. Then around the corner to the front door and the foyer and the elevator. Prague has wonderful transportation and is quite walkable once you get used to the cobblestones and Uber is just a text away. (The bottom line is that the flat states it has fee parking and it does. Prague was our third city in five days and we were wearing down.)
The flat came with an iron and ironing board that were put to good use.
The flat is near restaurants, bakeries and grocery stores. The Manifesto Market is about 400 km away. (If you do not know about it, you should.)
The main room just has an overhead light. We thought that a lamp of some kind would have been helpful.
There was no trashcan in the bathroom which proved to be inconvenient for a three night stay.
We were provided with one wash cloth for two people. We managed.
The coffee maker is one of the kinds that takes pods. No pods were provided. (If there is some other way to use the coffee maker then instructions should be provided.)
The flat could use a roll of paper towels of some kind of cloth to wipe down the kitchen counter. We ended up by a cloth at Lidl and leaving it there.
We were impressed with Prague and The Czech Republic and look forwarding to returning.
Thank you.