Prague Žižkov Studios

For a five-day stay, the location was handy and the price reasonable. It’s about 5-10 minutes to central Prague. Bus 207 is just around the corner, while the tram is a six-minute walk. There’s a mini market downstairs with everything at modest prices, though the neighborhood isn’t the best. Some guys were often drinking and making noise at certain times, but they didn’t cause any trouble. Getting the keys meant going to a place near the accommodation first, which was a hassle with luggage, though taking a taxi made it easier. The mini apartment had a kitchenette and a comfortable bed, but the mini bar didn’t work fully. The bathroom was small but nice, except for the worn plastic shower tray, which looked like it might break. Later we noticed lots of dust under the bed. They leave a broom and a snot so you can clean when checking out. It’s not perfect, but decent for someone wanting to spend less in a convenient area near the centre.

The apartment was comfortable. The kitchen was a little small, but it worked fine.