Pictures represent the place exactly. It is a very new, really clean basement apartment. The kitchen isn't excessively appointed, but there is enough items to make breakfasts and lunches for sure. The location is great as it is far enough away from the tourist areas that it isn't excessively noisy, but an easy 20 min walk gets you into the heart of things (or a 7min bus ride if you don't want to walk - buy a 2 or 3 day bus pass at the airport!) There is a small foyer area that connects the bathroom, one bedroom, living room/kitchen/futon areas. In this foyer is a stacked washer/dryer and some places to store shoes, coats etc. The area seemed very safe despite the excess of graffiti on many of the walls. We never had issues walking the streets of this area or taking the transit.
The lady at reception speaks only Czech, so come prepared to translate. There is almost --no- information about the apartment (only the Wifi password and how to turn the futon into a bed), so you'll either need to be familiar with all things European, or be able to ask a millions questions in Czech. We were very thankful to be able to store our luggage during the morning so we could go exploring the first day we arrived. The apartment was ready by 2pm as promised and we all appreciated having a quiet clean place to relax after our overnight plane ride.