Libor, who lives upstairs, was helpful and welcoming. The apartment is a whole floor of an older duplex house in a quiet residential street, just off a busy road into the city. The Tram #22 runs down that main street and takes you down past the Castle, across the river, and past the National Theater in the Old Town (about 1/2 an hour's trip), which is very convenient. When you enter the apartment you're in the tiny kitchen, with only a hot plate, electric kettle and drip-type coffee maker (no microwave or oven), so not suitable for serious cooking. The remodeled bathroom is just off the kitchen, as is the first bedroom with two single beds, through which you pass to the large master bedroom with three single beds (two together) and the dining table. A bit of a strange layout, but okay. The nearest grocery store is a big Kaufland about a 20 minute walk, but short drive, away. We found the apartment very clean, and had a good sleep on a Saturday night. There was some noise from the tram and traffic, but not bad. The only restaurant close by is a Korean Kimche place, but of course you can eat in town. The internet was fine, except it went off several times.