Aparthotel Angel

Getting to major tourist attractions was easy, with a metro, tram, and large shopping mall nearby. Self check-in was available, and the kitchen was well equipped. A few things to know: there's no elevator, so you'll have to carry heavy luggage upstairs, and slippers or flip-flops aren't provided. Check-in should be at 14:00. We had a wonderful experience, and the location was excellent.

My room had a bedroom, bathroom, separate kitchen, and a large living room, and it was spacious. Most of the services were good. I trusted the tap water for drinking more than other common water sources in Prague, and the window opens if you need to adjust the temperature. The place is conveniently located near a metro station, shopping malls, and fast food outlets. Pick-up and drop-off from Vaclav Havel airport can be arranged on request. Staff may stop by to check in and provide travel brochures if you ask. Security staff watch the CCTV from the ground floor but don't walk around the other floors, so if something goes wrong in your room, you'll have to go down to them. I'd recommend it for a couple of days in Prague.

A comfortable, well-equipped apartment in a modern, upmarket block called Prague City Apartments, most of which are privately owned. The setup is somewhat basic, but it's very convenient for Andel metro and a large shopping mall. A good option if you'd rather stay away from the crowded Old Town.

The hotel has apartments in several sizes, but they all seem to have the same furniture. They're fairly spacious and come with balconies. The building is donut shaped and, I think, has 8 floors. The surrounding area is mostly offices, so there's not much of a view unless you go to the top floor and look for a bit of cityscape through the hallway windows. The reception entrance is separate from the hotel entrance, with an underground parking entrance between them. Don't be surprised if an elderly security person inside the hotel building doesn't understand english, though everyone is nice. Staff were helpful, but once you're in the apartment you're mostly on your own. I think the rooms share the same Wifi password, though they have different routers. It hasn't changed in years, but the signal is fine.