Sokolovska lovely apartment

At first glance, the apartment may seem very small to you, which is true (just 15 m2), but I'm sure that you will highly appreciate how everything is arranged here. After a long and tiring day full of impressions, you can take a shower, relax on a new comfortable bed, chat with friends or watch a movie (excellent quality of Internet will allow it easily), drink a cup of delicious tea (everything you need, including several types of tea is waiting for you), prepare for a new day. In the kitchen you will find everything you need for preparing light breakfasts and simple meals. At night, a comfortable sofa easily turns into a double bed with a width of 160 cm, with full mattresses. The table can also be raised and removed to free up more space. I try to meet all the guests personally (the exception is only the time when we travel by ourselves). So I can answer your questions, suggest something interesting. But the option of self-settlement is also possible, which also allows you to be very flexible regarding the time of check-in / check-out. I will send the details after the booking is completed. There are many sides to Karlín now, from the sleek new office buildings going up along the Vltava one after the other, to the central Karlín streets that seem to have never changed over the last 100 years - themselves home to many a new restaurant and café – and parks and tree-lined streets that have a particular quietness that no other central suburb can quite offer. I love Karlin. This district founded relatively recently - in the second half of the 19th century. This rapidly developing area where you have by hand local food, shops, sweet cafeterias, Karlin Forum (there often take place interesting exhibitions of morden art and concerts). My house was built in 1887. And although inside I maintain a completely modern look, comfortable, conforming the standards of our time, admit, do you often have the opportunity to sleep in old walls? ))) I defenetly can say that my house is an excellent starting point for exploring Prague and the Czech Republic. There is a tram stop right next to the house, and only 4 minutes walk to the metro stop and bus station. From the railway station you can easily reach in 10-15 minutes, and the road from the airport by public transport takes 50 minutes, and by taxi 30 minutes.