After a 5-hour drive back to Prague from the Northeast corner of the country, my group of 6 people were excited to find the apartment building and the nice neighborhood it was in. The Old Prague Hostel is down the street and on the corner, so there are young people walking by. The start of the Prague Pub Crawl is two streets away. But you wouldn't know it by being up on the top floor in Robin and Mia's accomodation. That is, there's no noise, etc.

The pictures are very accurate, and the place is fairly big. My group was 4 guys, 2 girls, so the rooms split very nicely. The washer is a God-send after doing sink-washing for over a week, but beware that with any washer of its type, it takes a while to do a load. The kitchen is nicely stocked with glasses and plates (I forgot to leave a shotglass, since we were using one as a measure for our small makeshift bar). 2 bathrooms with a shower each is AWESOME.

There's a portable A/C unit that we loved in the evenings, although the windows open well and you can create a crossbreeze easily. The beds were comfortable, and the towels and such were nice.

I was waiting to do this review as a group (there were 6 of us), but I think we all thought the place was simply amazing, and not just as compared to the hostels and pensions we had been staying in earlier in our trip. Robin was immediately a friend upon meeting him, very helpful via email (How do I use this washer? What's the best way to get to the airport via taxi? Where is the best tram stop for this or that ...), and by the way lives in the next building.

I hope we sent one of his sets of keys back OK (the pub crawl found us a bit out-of-sorts the next morning when we left), and that he'll let us come back next year. This is how AirBNB should be done everywhere. Thanks, Robin!