Any tips on airBNB in Prague, centrally located and accessible for those with mobility challenges?
Posted by
Northeast Ohio, USA
707 posts
My wife and I were very happy with this place, five minutes' or less walk to Old Town Square. It is on the 3rd floor, but there is a lift. Wife says there were still a few stairs up after that, but I don't remember that; the hostess, Eva, could tell you.
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/4717700?eluid=1&euid=ef93ec9b-c1c3-2b9a-04b8-cad85b5d528d
Posted by
OP
7 posts
Dear Joel,
Thank you for the tip. I appreciate your responding so quickly.
I couldn't tell from the photos what was on the bed.Can you enlighten me?
I'd be there in September. Is there a different rate than the one listed as a winter rate (43 pounds , about 53USD)?
Thanks,
Joanna
Posted by
Northeast Ohio, USA
707 posts
Dear Joanna,
I'm sorry about the delay; once this thread got dropped from the RS forum's "main attractions," I forgot to follow it.
The bed had a duvet- or comforter-type cover. I honestly don't remember if there were two of them, as the photo seems to show; but we do remember that sleeping there was quite comfortable. One more thing I should mention, given your needs, is that the kitchen area is raised up a couple of steps from the level that has the bed.
The price in September will almost certainly be rather higher than 43 pounds. My wife and I paid 219 USD for three nights in June (including all extra charges), which we thought was very reasonable. For 2017 the rates might rise, as happens with many Airbnb rentals; of course the best person to ask about that would be the hostess.
Happy New Year!
Joel
Posted by
OP
7 posts
Thank you so much for answering my questions.
As it happens yesterdayt before getting your response I made a reservation elsewhere.
Happy New Year to you and your wife.