I spent the entire month of November at Andrea's flat. It's in a beautiful residential area full of pastel-coloured buildings and cobbled streets, and is very close to Ruska tram stop, meaning you can quickly and easily get in to the center (or anywhere else in Prague). It's close to lots of good cafes, bars and restaurants, but far enough away that you won't hear anything at night, and there's also a large park at the end of the street. Prague isn't particularly warm in November, but the central heating meant the flat was never cold. The kitchen area is also very good, and allowed me to cook most of my meals at home. There is no washing machine currently, which means I had to visit a laundry to clean my clothes, and there's a 30GB cap on the internet (easily burnt through with a few episodes on Netflix), but these were minor annoyances in what was otherwise a very enjoyable stay. Andrea is also a lovely person, and an excellent host, providing lots of information about Prague, and was swift to answer any questions I had.