Pam and Patrick's place is located in Queen Anne - a 20-30 min walk to downtown which isn't really too bad. The area itself is on a relatively steep hill which means that you have an amazing view of the Space Needle and just the city itself - it's lovely especially at night. It is a residential area with not too many lights though so it can look a bit deserted at night but it seems like a safe neighborhood.
Neighborhood parking is free at all times - you will likely be able to park on the block that Pam's building is on at all times but probably not right in front of the home. The home itself has the number clearly labeled so it's easy to find. Enter through the right gate to your own private area on the first floor. There's a nice patio area with seating that would be nice in the summer but it was winter when I went so I didn't use it much. There is indeed a view of the Space Needle from the patio but in my opinion it's more beautiful if you walk up to the corner of the unit's block and look from there as you get a more unobstructed view.
Pam gives you a code which you can use to enter. When you're leaving the door automatically locks so you don't have to worry. Inside one entire wall is basically windows (the side facing the Space Needle). Pam laid out a nice welcome package including wine, peanuts, chocolates, water, and various travel guides and a map circling shopping/food areas on the bar to your left when you enter. Further to your left is the kitchen area complete w/ toaster, sink, refrigerator and all the necessities. There is also a fridge and stackable washer/dryer unit here (my favorite part) which worked well.
To the right you have a small living area with television and couch, then the bed. The bed was really comfortable as was the bedding. There were 5 usable pillows and additional decorative pillows all of which were fluffy and soft. Through a door on the other side of the bed on the right you have the bathroom, a sitting space for working/studying and a closet. The bathroom is relatively big for the area although there isn't a lot of counter space. There's a complimentary basket full of toiletries - looks like a bunch of hotel amenities they've gathered through the years which was quite cute.
The home itself has a bit of an older musk to it but it wasn't strong or unbearably noticeable. The space is well stocked for the price and generally cheaper than hotels in comparable quality and areas. Pam is incredibly responsive and eager to meet and help you with your stay.