Elegant studio in the Vinohrady district, prague

This review is not only about the place, which is clean, fairly equipped, a nice firm bed, a pleasant shower, well located-walking distance from Prague’s central and from the national museum/Wenceslas’ square and the state opera-, amongst other things, but about the absolutely friendly supportive, always available and ready to help team. They make the experience even better. So, keep up the good work! I’ll say it’s definitely worth the try, and I’d most likely would stay with them again.

We slept poorly because the blankets kept falling off. Otherwise, it was quiet. The apartment has everything you need for coffee and tea. There's a café and a restaurant nearby. There was construction going on, so it was difficult to find and access; it took us an hour just to find it (just walking). I recommend it; there was a microwave with a coffee maker. The bed is comfortable, but if you take the double bed and the sofa bed, the sofa bed is small and the mattress isn't comfortable; only the mattress on the double bed is comfortable. There are curtains, but they don't block out much light, so I recommend bringing an eye mask because otherwise you'll be woken up early, as there's already light at 6:00 AM if you come in the spring or summer. There's also a fridge and a clothesline, but there aren't any clothespins, so maybe you should think about getting some because I don't see the point of a clothesline without clothespins. Otherwise, the location seems pretty good; it's quite spacious. However, just when you enter, before you've even entered the building, but you have to enter the code, enter it on the black box, not the gray one. And if a small green light comes on above the black box, it means it's open, it's unlocked. But that's because the door was very stiff, so it's possible it didn't work. So, as long as the light is green, it means it's working.

We felt comfortable, it was clean, but it seemed quite run-down.