St. George Apartments

Everything also the ambience

Nothing

Unlike the space that it offers and location is great as well.

The accommodation is in an excellent location. We could reach the castle within just a few minutes’ walk, and the Charles Bridge as well as some of the best restaurants are only about 10 minutes away. The check-in and check-out process is very flexible thanks to the key stored securely with a code. The place was clean, and the beds were comfortable.

Due to the creaky wooden floors, it was difficult to move around the rooms quietly. However, considering the price and the location, this was perfectly acceptable for us.

The location is the best, including the possibility to park your car in the yard in the very historical centre of Prague (20 euros per day extra cost). The apartment is spacious, with a lift taking you directly to your apartment.

This is perhaps my first review that is rather negative. If we come to Prague in the future, we'll choose somewhere else to stay. Cleanliness - the apartment is old, water from the bathroom above is obviously leaking, causing a stain on the kitchen ceiling, mold in the corner shower and the sound of water dropping into it. Anyway, it could be cleaned more properly - I'm attaching pictures. We wanted to make some coffee but there was water left in the water tank of the washing machine when we came, making it look rather like an aquarium - we would never drink coffee from such a thing. We spotted a couple of ants, too. Funny thing - toilet - you have to jump aside not to be splashed quite a bit by the water every time you use the toilet. Wi-fi - out of 2 days there, we had access to the internet for exactly half of one of the days. Otherwise, there was no internet connection. Noise - as the floor is ancient (charming, though), and so are the windows, you hear almost every single step in the apartment as a loud creak, and noisy folks out in the street when there are some. When we needed to use the microwave oven, we had to carry it to another part of the kitchen desk because of the missing plug behind it, and then move it back, as there wasn't enough space near the plug for keeping it there safely.