We had seven people spending a holiday weekend at Seascape and it worked out perfectly. There's enough bedrooms, and places to spread out in this cozy weather-beaten shingled two-story home, but more important, there are plenty of good size beds for everyone, which is hard to find. The king-bed master is roomy, and the one single-bed space off one of the queen-bed rooms was perfect for our 3 1/2-year-old granddaughter and her parents (there were even a few stuffed animals waiting for her). Though there's a lot of vintage knotty pine and the house can be a little dark in some rooms, the front rooms are airy and all the rooms generally look BETTER in person that online. It was nice to sip tea on the outdoor deck or have breakfast around the kitchen table or watch TV in the den. The location was great--quiet neighborhood, walking distance to a few shops, a convenience store, and a very short drive to the beach (which has a carousel and snack bar with lobster roll) and downtown Newport. There is no real yard, but there's a hot tub (we didn't use), the wraparound deck and a grassy front lawn. And Margret and David were good correspondents and a phonecall away for any questions.