We stayed at the Riviera for a week from July 21st to the 28th. It is really the perfect house in a perfect location in Eastport. The house will sleep 8, but we had 5 adults, so the two bunk beds were not used. It has in essence two wings with two bedrooms each, so it is great for two families to share. There is the back section, that was once part of the Riviera Packing Co. It is built on old brick. This includes a living room with only theTV in the house (you don't need it with the wonderful view.) The other area is the front section and it is new construction. In the new section is a small well equipped kitchen (no dishwasher, but everyone pitched in to help) and a glassed open area that has a dinning area and sitting area with fireplace. This looks out on the bay where we saw plenty of wild life, including harbor seals and fins of porpoises. Off this area is a new deck added just this May with chairs and a picnic table. For anyone with problems with stairs, all of the bedrooms require negotiating stairs. The back section is only half a flight. I would recommend a hand rail on the front stairs. The Riviera is within walking distance of downtown Eastport and only a few blocks from The Chowder House. Eastport itself is a wonderfully friendly place to visit. Everyone was open and welcoming. We attended an author reading at the Peavey Library by Sarah Graves. It was fantastic to meet one of our favorite authors who livse right there in Eastport. If you are looking for a relaxing place to spend a summer week, go to The Riviera and Eastport, ME.