Long-term Stays in Prague

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Long-term Stays

If you are planning an extended stay in Prague you have a few options. You can stay in a serviced apartment but you won't get a very good price. Usually expect between 15 and 30 per cent discount from daily or week rates. Another option is renting an apartment short-term or long-term. Short- term apartments can be rented for 3 months (but sometimes can be negotiated for even shorter periods) and long-term usually from 6 months up to 1 year.

Local apartment's abbreviations

1+kk: One room with a kitchen in the same living space
1+1: One room with separate kitchen
2+kk: Bedroom and kitchen/lounge in the same area
2+1: Bedroom, living area, and separate kitchen
3+1: Two bedrooms, a living area and kitchen

Renting a Flat in Prague

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January 31, 2011
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Renting a flat in Prague is quite straightforward, with basically two options. The first one is to look for ads in newspapers or on the internet and rent a flat from a private owner, or use a real estate agency which can take some of the hassle out of the flat-hunting process.

Share a Flat in Prague

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January 17, 2011
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Long term visitors to Prague should consider sharing flats. This is a wonderful way to enjoy your experience and to be mindful of your budget.

Student Housing

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December 22, 2010
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Should you be a student, you'll often be given a dormitory room (a 'kolej') which can be shared with room-mates or just be a single room. As universities do not have traditional campuses, university dormitories are spread across Prague.

Long Stays in Prague

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July 8, 2007
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If you decide to stay longer in Prague then it is a good idea to look for a long-term apartment. Look for ads in newspapers, contact real estate agencies and special agencies offering serviced apartments for long term rentals.

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