StayProtection
StayProtection for Guests is a Flatio coverage that applies to you at all times. It was designed to protect you, your money, and your peace of mind. StayProtection also includes an exclusive Move-in Guarantee, ensuring you'll have a place to stay even if things don't go as planned.
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StayProtection
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Stay Benefits is a special part of the StayProtection coverage which doesn't come with all Flatio properties. They include liability insurance, assistant services, and 24/7 online support for all situations covered by this package.
You can read more about the StayProtection and Stay Benefits packages and when they are applicable on this page.
Move-in Guarantee
94/94 Mbps
Flexible (14-days)
Reviews
Clean apartment, reasonable quality furniture, very responsive and helpful host
Clean apartment, reasonable quality furniture, very responsive and helpful host
The apartment was beautifully designed and built to a high spec, with the exception that the walls are very thin - especially between the apartment and the internal corridor. This was particularly a problem because most of the other guests were only there for short stays (a weekend or a week) and so it wasn't at all like living in a normal building with neighbours next-door, but more like living in a hotel apartment with thin walls. However, the host went to great lengths to ensure other guests were quiet, and it was great to have a professional host with 24-hour staff. I loved the huge window and great to have Netflix included. The shower was very good. Even with the long-stay discount it seemed quite pricey for Brno (closer to Berlin prices), but they have pretty much cornered the local market for well-designed apartments, although a splash of warm colour would have been nice.
Neighborhood
The area is slightly sketchy - a little druggy and on the edge of the more sketchy part of Brno - although also lots of families living there and it's also right at the edge of the city centre. Brno is a very safe city in general and the area seems to be rapidly gentrifying. I loved that I could walk everywhere in the centre, it's a five-minute walk from the main train station and there are great transport links running all night. I mostly felt perfectly safe being there on my own.
Recommended places nearby
The House of Arts contemporary art gallery is a five-minute walk and worth a visit; slightly further away, the House of the Lords of Kunštát has a more interesting programme. The artisan bakery, William Thomas, also nearby does excellent croissants, and there are plenty of lovely cafes within a five-ten-minute walk. If you're interested in natural history, I wouldn't bother with the Moravian Museum, but take the no.1 tram from Malinovského náměstí to the Anthropos Pavilion, in a beautiful location next to the river at Pisárky.
The apartment was beautifully designed and built to a high spec, with the exception that the walls are very thin - especially between the apartment and the internal corridor. This was particularly a problem because most of the other guests were only there for short stays (a weekend or a week) and so it wasn't at all like living in a normal building with neighbours next-door, but more like living in a hotel apartment with thin walls. However, the host went to great lengths to ensure other guests were quiet, and it was great to have a professional host with 24-hour staff. I loved the huge window and great to have Netflix included. The shower was very good. Even with the long-stay discount it seemed quite pricey for Brno (closer to Berlin prices), but they have pretty much cornered the local market for well-designed apartments, although a splash of warm colour would have been nice.
Neighborhood
The area is slightly sketchy - a little druggy and on the edge of the more sketchy part of Brno - although also lots of families living there and it's also right at the edge of the city centre. Brno is a very safe city in general and the area seems to be rapidly gentrifying. I loved that I could walk everywhere in the centre, it's a five-minute walk from the main train station and there are great transport links running all night. I mostly felt perfectly safe being there on my own.
Recommended places nearby
The House of Arts contemporary art gallery is a five-minute walk and worth a visit; slightly further away, the House of the Lords of Kunštát has a more interesting programme. The artisan bakery, William Thomas, also nearby does excellent croissants, and there are plenty of lovely cafes within a five-ten-minute walk. If you're interested in natural history, I wouldn't bother with the Moravian Museum, but take the no.1 tram from Malinovského náměstí to the Anthropos Pavilion, in a beautiful location next to the river at Pisárky.