This wasn;t a lavish resort but it was clean and worked out well for us. Went with my two sons, my daughter in law and 7 month old grandchild. We were only able to get a one bedroom, would have like the extra bedroom but we made do. We stayed in unit 20 which faced the parking lot, but it was great for running out to the car to grab something. Made a delicious dinner and breakfast in the community kitchen. We didn't go to Cape Cod to spend the day at a hotel so it served our purposes. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We did go swimming a few evenings and took a nap on the chairs overlooking the river one afternoon. It is in a great location.
I would stay there again.

This apparently was a motel, renovated into a timeshare/rental property. Thus, our one bedroom unit (with a great view of the parking lot) had two bathrooms (circa 1950). The carpeting and furniture was fairly new, though. We did little at the resort (no activities), so couldn't really enjoy the indoor pool, which looked O.K. People who had a river view could enjoy the property more. So if you want to spend time at the place, ask for a river view. There are two washers and dryers on property, but the dryer wasn't working well. And there is a large-screen TV upstairs in the owners area (small TVs in the units). Units have a microwave, small Frig (freezer doesn't work), toaster and coffee maker. There is no elevator in the building, so ask for a first floor unit if you can't carry luggage upstairs. Convenient to mid-Cape activities and Hyannis area.

We traveled with two of our childred 21 and 28. We had a room and they did. We were put in studios that were very small.

Good things:
Community Kitchen was big.
Outside was manicured very nicely. Except the sundeck really needed to be painted.
Internet service available.
Location was ideal.

Not so good things:
Indoor pool hot and humid.
Community Kitchen not well equipped. Had ovens but no corning ware. Many pots and pans. No measuring instruments. Was always hot and smelly.
Could hear people around you especially our upstairs neighbors.
Room was not clean and housekeeping was not good. But no bugs!
Air condioner was very loud and rattled. Only in one of the rooms.
Room had a funny odors.
Staff was so-so.

And even though our rooms had sliding doors out to the parking area, we had to leave by way of the hallway to the lobby if we wanted our rooms to be locked.

We did like catching crabs off the outside area from the river.

This was a timeshare exchange, and a studio unit was the only room available. Having been at resorts, it is a bit much to call Riverview a resort. What you get is what is pictured on the web. It is clean, neat, well-kept grounds, ample parking, in a quiet area. There are chairs and a deck to look out over a small river. While we did not use some of the amenities, we did use the computer room, when it was working. The kids playground was adequate, as was the indoor pool. The room was reasonably sound insulated except for hallway noise, but later in the evening, it was all quiet.

Our studio room with a Murphy bed was very small. The Murphy bed was small and my wife had to sleep on the sofa bed. The Murphy bed mattress was very hard, and the sofa bed mattress was very soft---two extremes. To use both, we had to move one coffee table into the room hallway, and then it was still tight to walk around or go to the bathroom. Furnishings were basic at best. The area seems to have been recently refurbished--painting and carpeting. Some of those fumes bothered my wife. Fortunately, we did not spend much time in the room, but if we had to, we would have been very uncomfortable.

Staff was friendly and helpful. Check-in and out was quick and easy.

Don't know how the 1- or 2-bedroom units were, but do not suggest anybody except perhaps small stature people get a studio--unless you don't mind cramped quarters.

Many restaurants nearby, and the main road was easy access to more distant locations. Roads are narrow and heavily traveled, so it often is difficult to pull out and make a left turn. The local drivers, and eventually also the tourists, are cooperative to stop and let you pull out. Consequently, you must be aware of unexpected car-stops in front of you.