Seven days Smíchov

The apartment was clean, warm, spacious, and comfortable, with a good sofa and bed. It also had a washing machine, dishwasher, iron, hairdryer, and kettle. A coffee maker would be a welcome addition, and the kitchen utensils could use an update. There’s a Lidl about a kilometer away, along with a metro station; public transport stops are nearby, and the old town is roughly 3 kilometers away. Getting in is self-service. You collect the keys at Boutique Hotel Seven Days, about a 15-minute drive away, and on checkout you can just leave them on the apartment table. We were on the fourth floor, with an elevator directly from the underground parking. The parking was a big plus: secure, and you can lower the car down in a lift. I’d read reviews saying the elevator was too narrow and parking was awkward, but if you’re a capable driver it’s manageable. We brought a crossover and had no trouble. Definitely recommend.

Clean, quiet, and new, and better than any hotel for me. The tram stop is right close by, and you can walk pretty much anywhere if you want.

Really great. The parking lift felt a little awkward at first, but it’s not that hard if you’re comfortable driving.

Such a lovely, cozy apartment to come back to after a day out exploring Prague. I’d definitely recommend it. Thanks so much, Prague! 😃