Charming, romantic, ancient and beautiful are just a few of the adjectives used when describing Mala Strana, the oldest quarter in Prague. The cobbled streets in this part of town are smaller and narrower than elsewhere in the city. They retain the charm and atmosphere of a city from the 16th, 17th or 18th century. Horses and handsome cabs can still be seen, intermingled among trams and cars. There is no finer quarter for beautiful buildings, wonderful restaurants and access to the main tourist attractions. As you walk through the front door of Vlasska 8 you´ll be surprised to find a little courtyard that shuts out all the noise from the nearby street. Balconies jut into the courtyard from three flats. Vlasska 5’s balcony is on the second floor and is a pleasant place to spend the morning having breakfast or the evening kicking back with a bottle of wine. Upon entering the flat, you´ll notice the beautifully painted ceilings, the handsome table with matching chairs and modern kitchen. The bedroom has two single beds which are pushed together to form a double. Outside the bedroom, through the double set of French doors is a balcony where you can enjoy breakfast or pass the evening in summer. The bathroom is airy and light and there is plenty of water pressure for either a bath or standing shower. In the living room there´s a couch which pulls out into a double bed should more than two wish to stay here. There´s also a built-in closet to hang your clothes in. After a hard day of sight seeing, you can come back to Vlasska 5 and relax. Take a shower, open a bottle of wine, sit on the balcony and soak up Prague´s atmosphere.