This is a spacious, well set-up unit at one side of the property, with its own entrance, and with the hosts living upstairs. There is a small sitting area outside the entrance, with table and chairs for a sunset drink. We were able to park on the property. The facilities for keeping and preparing food were perfectly adequate, with kettle, toaster and two-ring electric mini-cooker and fridge. The shower/wet-room was particularly spacious and nice to use. The double bedroom which we used was spacious and comfortable. The extra sleeping accomodation (single bed and sofa-bed) in the sitting-room was not needed by us, but would make this all work for two couples or a couple with kids. The sofa-bed, as sofa, was a bit grim to sit on for extended periods, as sofa-beds usually are, but if you come to this part of the world then sit around watching TV, you don't deserve any better. The property was well-situated for the limited amenities of Manapouri, but Te Anau is a quick drive up the road if you want lots of restaurants and a couple of supermarkets. Manapouri however is perfect for access to the Doubtful Sound trip which was our goal, for excellent local walks, and for the fabulous Two Wee Bookshops which everyone should visit, if only to meet their wonderful proprietor, Ruth, but also to access a really interesting if small selection of second-hand literature of real interest regarding this part of New Zealand, as well as general reading.
I would recommend our accommodation at Pam's to anyone; just a shame we couldn't meet her as she was away, though were met and helped by her friendly and helpful son Drewen.