It's a bit hard to find, but once you get there, it's great. The staff was very friendly, we got the keys and they told us about the budget parking a few blocks away, since their parking was full (we payed 20 € for three days).

The apartment is fantastic, we got the one in the sixth floor, the view was nice, a lot of natural light, very cosy, spacious and modern rooms. The kitchen was a bit poorly equiped with pots, but I guess that is kinda expected, so we brought our own travel set. There is no wi-fi (and it's stated on their web site), but there is a wire that you can connect on the internet. The place was clean, furniture was new ... just like on the pictures.

Another good thing about it is the location. The neighbourhood is safe, apartments are just a few minutes away from public transport (tram, metro, bus), there is a grocery store, a huge shopping mall with stores opened till midnight (at least in december).

I would really have no problem living in such apartment and I can highly recommend it to everyone else looking for that kind of accommodation in Prague. And if/when i return to Prague, I know where I'll be staying.

Stayed at the apartment for 3 nights. Locating the lobby was difficult due to its odd location, and even our navigation had problems as the street is new. Check-in was a little crazy, but that is to be expected sometimes. Once in the apartment it was much smaller than the photos projected. The livingroom couch and rug were terribly stained, and not well kept at all. There was no wi-fi so ensure to bring a laptop and not an ipad w/o 3G. The kitchenette was small, but usable (didnt get much use). Don't expect onsite parking, as it was sold-out when I arrived and was directed to a lot 3 blocks away. The cost was €100 for the stay!

The pros of the hotel was the location. Close to the mall, public transit and some great restaurants. The visit to Prague was awesome, and the accomodations werent terrible, but will definitely choose a different apartment rental on the next trip.

We selected Angel because we wanted to self-cater and the reviews were good. Checking was fine and the guy at the desk was plesant. We were directed to a neighboring building which seems to be mostly an office block. Our fifth floor room was furnished in a smart and modern manner. It was certainly spacious. The bathroom was of a good standard (although I think a slight mildew problem). The odd thing was though that the apartment had absolutely no decoration. No pictures, ornaments of any kind or plants - not one. It sounds like a picky thing to say and I like minimalist generally but the room had the look that someone had just moved out taking everything but the largest bits of furniture. It made the room seem very cold and was not a cozy place to stay. More importantly though, the kitchen was very poorly equipped. There was the absolute minimum of cutlery and crockery and only two very small pans. No oven or toaster. We found cooking a family meal very difficult. We had wanted to sace some money by self catering but ended up eating out most of the time! It may be that it was just our room but we would not stay here again. Location was good though.

We stayed here with our family of 5 (2 adults and 3 children). While the locatoin isn't in the middle of everything, it is close to the subway and has a great grocery store right across the street.
The room is huge--it is truly an apartment. Great beds in the 2 bedrooms, huge clean and modern bathroom. Extra beds on the sofas in the living room and a great kitchen.
I wish I could find a place like this everywhere I travel.
Very clean and safe building.