Apartments Vysehrad is one of the nicest places that I have ever stayed. My boyfriend and I were very impressed for the entire week that we were there. On arrival, the owner Martin apologized that he had to switch our room because of a water leak. He took us across the street to his other property. We were nervous at first not knowing what to expect. But when he opened the door we were so happy. He was putting us in a beautiful apartment! It looked brand new! All wood floors, full kitchen, living room with a couch, french doors, high windows, separate bedroom, and modern bath. It had a great view of the charming street and the stone wall of Vysehrad. There was a tiny elevator which was great. This isn't a big chain hotel with tons of amenities but it's clean, friendly and a value.

Martin was a sweetheart. He sat down with us and explained how to get around the city by public transportation in detail. Knowing that we would be traveling to Berlin for the second half of our vacation, he looked up a schedule and slid it under the door. He is the best!

We didn't sign up for breakfast but chose to find our own places. There was a lovely place at the bottom of the hill on the corner. Delicious food and healthy portions. We loved the neighborhood and felt liked we lived there. A public transportation stop was less than 5 minutes away and it easily connected us to where we wanted to go.

I would highly recommend Apartments Vysehrad!

Had a good time at Apartments Vysehrad. There is a small elevator - it might be new given the previous reviews. Martin was a great resource and spoke good english. We had pre-paid our airport shuttle and Martin called and confirmed our pick-up requirements with the company.
A few tips. The place is nice but it's not a hotel. You basically get a couple of rooms with a bathroom, there is no lobby, exercise room, etc. There is a restaurant next door where you can buy breakfast. It is a couple of miles from downtown and you can take the trams which work very well, the guide which Martin will give you shows the routes. You will need coins to buy tickets - some of the stops do not have ticket machines so either buy the five day pass or buy the tickets ahead of time. The ticket does not not get validated until you get on the tram and put it in the date/stamp machine. The metro is also available but it's a few blocks up a steep hill and it takes a little work to figure out how to get to the building.
Prices outside of downtown were very reasonable and the menus either had descriptions in english or they had menus available just in english. There were three of us and with several beers, appetizers and a meal we often spent less than $70. That said, we were not impressed with the food. It usually ended up being a bland meal with few spices or the quality of the food seemed lacking. We were always asked if we wanted another beer. We did not get hit with nuts, etc. as an appetizer but we were given bread and to be honest I don't know if we were charged. Oftentimes the bill listing the items would be in czech and they charge you for things like ketchup but given the prices I didn't worry about the small items. Most people speak some english so that worked out well as we just couldn't get a handle on the czech words. Prague is a great place to visit and we had a great time. Would recommend Apartments Vysehrad for the traveller on a budget.

The hospitality received from the proprieter, Martin was excellent! There aren't enough stars to rate such an accomadating person.
He spoke English very well, he was a tremendous help in obtaining us a map, and marking tram stops, to areas we inquired about to visit during our trip. The room was a two room apartment with sofa, mini bar. Extremely clean! Service was excellent in housekeeping for towels, coffee, etc. The hotel is true to the culture, which is enlightening from the Westernized hotels, or B & B's we were used too. It added to the charm, the culture of Prague. You cannot find a more beautiful, serene area to stay-Vysehrad castle with St. Peter and Paul is directly behind the B&B, yet still close to walk (yes, walked a few times) to the center of Prague, or take a tram. I would not hesitate to stay there again. The only drawback, which did not affect our stay, is there is no elevator/lift. We were on the 4th floor, so it might be a disadvantage to others, however, service will take your luggage to your room.

We stayed in Apartment #409 for three nights. #409 is a suite with a bedroom, a little living room and a nice bathroom. There is also a little fridge and an electric tea kettle. We parked our rental car in a secure courtyard nearby - it was included in the price. We paid 56 euros per night.

The apartment is on the fourth floor and there is no elevator (if you have heavy bags this could be a problem).

The apartment manager was very helpful and nice.

Breakfast is not included. You can purchase breakfast for approximately $6 at the next door restaurant U Šemíka. Although U Šemíka is a great restaurant with excellent Chech food, their breakfast is not a good value. Keep in mind that $6 in Prague can get you a dinner, so a cold buffet for breakfast for $6 is actually expensive.

Apartments Vysehrad courtyard overlooks the entrance to Vysehrad, which is one of the main tourist attractions in Prague. In other words, the location is excellent. You can take a tram to everywhere in the city - Karlov Most, Hradchany, Old Town Square, Petrin and Wenceslav Square. Tram tickets are very cheap. Buy the 2- or 3-day pass. Given the price, it's more convenient than always running out of tickets. There is also a metro in the city.