Klara is a friendly host. Though I never met her, she was always reachable given a decent amount of time for reaction. We had one or two problems which she solved perfectly. The flat itself lies next to the centre of Prague's Old Town which is the biggest plus for the place. Other than that it might not be everybody's cup of tea. Should you be looking for a situatioon similar to a hootel room or your average flat next door, this flat is not for you. If you go there with more than four people it gets crowded. The place is not in the best condition. The best comparison I can find is that to a very old building that hasn't seen refurbishment for a longer period of time. It's not that there is equipment missing, it's just that everything given is worn out at best. The beds are not for those with back problems as are the couches. The shower is tiny and only usable for the fitter bunch of people. You won't find a place to take in breakfast or other meals as there is just not enough space for such commodities. With all these downsides in mind I would still recommend the flat to groups of up to four, because you won't find a similarly priced alternative that close to Old Town.