Pano's house is easy to find, and he provides off-street parking for one car, although in this neighborhood, street parking is also very abundant, and we could have parked directly across the street easily.
The street is relatively quiet, and the bedrooms are at the back of the house, so no street sounds to disturb sleep. There are two bedrooms, both large enough to be comfortable with room for luggage. There is also a large screen TV in one bedroom that I did not use, but it was available with many viewing options.
The windows throughout the house are large and provide peaceful views of trees and sky. The deck is large enough for several people with comfortable seating, table, umbrella, and great lighting for an evening meal after dark, and a great canopy of trees. The bathroom has recently been updated. The kitchen includes a large refrigerator/freezer, full stove/oven, and all the utensils and extras like condiments that you might need. The living room and dining room have ample seating which made it pleasant to sit and read a book or talk, and a decor style mixing eclectic Asian-influenced art pieces and soothing plants, with well-finished wood floors.
I stayed with a colleague while taking a class in Seattle. For us, Pano's home was ideal. We came back from our intense training and could relax in comfort, with plenty of privacy and space for each of us.
There were two cats, although since they are twins, I wasn't sure which cat I saw. They come in and out their cat door, which is in the kitchen area. Since I am a cat-lady, they talked to me a few times and were friendly. I would rate them as well-behaved cats.
Pano ended up being home during our stay, and uses the same front door entrance, but he was mostly upstairs or out and about while we were in the home. For us, this was not a problem at all. He was very gracious and helpful, and I very much enjoyed all of my interactions with him.