Lovely appartment in the centre of the Prague.
10-15 minutes walk from the Vatslave square, 5 minutes walk from the nearest metro station.

We enjoyed very much our stay, although there was some small issues (1. electric oven control buttons reacted very bad, and it was difficult to switch it on/off; 2. the very first night heating system was emitting a contiuous vibrating sound, but it stopped the next day), they did not affect us too much.

So, I would recoment this place to anyone else, you would not regret it.

I love Prague but hadnt so far found the hotel to make me feel the way the city does - special. But all that was changed when I came accross this hotel. I booked it based on the good (excellent really) reviews read on different sites and now is my turn to add to them.

Frankly I dont know what to name as the best aspect since its all really perfect. The people working there really DO care about their guests. After I booked the hotel from booking.com I was contacted by the staff and asked if I would like to have a transfer from the airport. And from that it all started - me and my friends we were teated like royalty and it made us feel really special and above welcome when we stayed at this hotel.

Anyway, my point is - if you want a perfect place to stay during your perfect stay in Prague, Apart-Karee Residence is your choice! Its just beautiful and the pics in their website do match the reality! Go there and you will feel at home away from home.

Am definitely going back there.

This is a first class friendly and professional apartmeny style hotel
where breakfast is include in the price of the stay. Two doors down from the aesthetic surgery clinic Asklepion wher me and a friend had first class plastic surgery at a fraction of the cost in the uk. A very relaxing and refreshing stay. A pleasant five minute walk to the centre where you pass the real old style Prague. Recommended.

My husband and I stayed in Prague over the Christmas holiday 2006. We spent half of our stay at Hotel Josef and the other half in the Apart-Karee Hotel, after a family member joined us. The Apart-Karee was a great choice. It is located in the Vinohrady district and is a short two blocks to the Namesti Miru metro and street car stop. The metro stop is 3 stops away from the Stare Mestko (Old Town Square) metro stop. Vinohrady is still very much an urban location, but it is much less touristy, quieter at night, and feels more authentic. It takes only a few minutes to take the metro into the old town area from Namesti Miru.

The hotel itself is very nice. It is extremely clean and well-maintained. It is in an apartment building that was probably built in the late 1800s or early 1900s and was fully remodeled a couple of years ago. We stayed in a two bedroom flat. Upon entering the flat, there is a hallway. Off the hallway is a half bath (toilet/sink), a "master bedroom" which has an attached bathroom with a bathtub/jacuzzi, another smaller bedroom with two beds, and a combo living room/kitchen area. The kitchen is small (basically the type that is designed for a small studio in the US), but has a full size refrigerator, range/oven, and microwave. There is a flat screen TV (17 or 20 inches). The flat has hardwood floors, and a lot of storage. The design is quite modern -- it's certainly not a "design hotel" like the Josef, but is just fine. The flat is cleaned everyday, and the wireless internet access worked perfectly. We visited several Czech friends who live in Prague, and I think that the quality of the apartment is quite high by Czech standards.

We believe that the hotel is owned/operated by Russians, and the clientele seems to be mostly Russian. However, the staff speaks perfect English and is very friendly and helpful.

There is a good grocery store (Albert) near Namesti Miru -- in the Pavilion.

The one major downside (which was not a problem for our family) is that the only shower/tub is located adjacent to the master bedroom and can be accessed only by going through the master bedroom. Thus, the people who stay in the smaller bedroom can bathe/shower only by going through the master bedroom. This could be a problem for travelers who would like to have more privacy (e.g., two couples who are traveling together).

Minor downsides: The two beds in the smaller bedroom are separate single beds, although they could perhaps be pushed together. Also, the TV gets about 1000 satellite channels, but most of them were scrambled -- the only English language channel of any interest was the BBC news (but we didn't come to Prague to watch TV).

All in all, we rate the hotel very highly.