The newly refurbished apartment, placed in a calm street in an Art Nouveau house, is a self-contained single room studio flat, fully equipped with all your desired needs! The studio has space for up to four guests with a comfortable double bed, a bunch bed, a kitchenette, and a private shower. * Fully supplied with all bedding and towels * Hairdryer and iron can be found inside the wardrobe for use * Free Wi-Fi * Fully functional kitchen with all cooking utensils The main door is smart locked so check-ins are very easy to manage. Looking forward to hosting you soon!

Hello, We both – my husband and I – work as teachers. We received some money from an old family property and decided to invest it in a small apartment in downtown Prague. It seemed like the best option for us, not only from a financial perspective but also because we enjoyed staying in Booking accommodations during a round trip through the amazing Baltic countries. So, we would like to offer a similar option to you in our city, Prague. There’s also a final reason: my husband agreed with this idea. We invest the money we’ve earned into the education of our three children and into more travel. After recouping the initial investment, we began using 5% of the profit from this apartment to support the education of children from low-income families. So, by staying in our apartment, you’re helping us fulfill this mission. Have an excellent time in Prague, Alice

The excellent location is ideal, especially for tourists. Wenceslas Square, Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, and other Prague attractions are just a stone’s throw away. There are plenty of great restaurants within walking distance. Prague Central Railway Station (Praha Hlavní nádraží) is just a 15-minute walk away. The tram stop Vodičkova is just around the corner, and the Můstek metro station is only four minutes away. The flat itself is located on the quiet Školská side street, right next to the birthplace and family home of writer and journalist Jaroslav Hašek, the author of the satirical novel The Good Soldier Švejk. You’ll also find two coffee houses on the street. The Therapy Café (Školská 30) is a great spot for a small meal or a morning coffee. It’s a social enterprise co-run by disabled people, and the interior is in Art Nouveau style. Then, there’s the Leica Gallery Café (Školská 28), a modern café that combines a gallery with a stylish café experience. In addition, there are countless other great places to explore in the surrounding area. We recommend the YouTube channel Honest Prague Guide for thousands of tips to help you discover the best of our amazing city.