I have a very personal interest in this property. Originally built in 1896, my wife’s family were the owners of this apartment house, when in 1948 it was confiscated by the communist government and they were forced to leave. But following the 1989 Velvet Revolution, it was returned to the family. Starting in 2005, many of the apartments have been completely remodeled (with me as director and sometimes, demolition expert and trash man). The house’s nickname is Liliovka (Little Lily), but officially it is called “U zlatého šípu” (House at the Golden Arrow). I was in the hotel business for many years, so I know how to make sure your stay is enjoyable.

This apartment is ideally situated on a quiet street just around the corner from Old Town Square and Charles Bridge. The apartment is beautifully furnished, has huge sunlit rooms and a completely modern kitchen. One of Prague's best restaurants, V zátisí, is located on the ground floor of this property (the restaurant was recommended by Michelin 2007).

The house is in superb location on the corner of Liliova and Naprstkova streets. Charles bridge is 3 minutes walk and the Old Town Square is about 10 minutes walk