Holiday Rancho Village

Everlyn

Holiday Rancho Village was nice, and I really liked the way they had their restaurant set up. It was impressive. Even the chef walked toward me and asked me if I had been helped. He went beyond the call of duty. I liked it. It's just that the rent was a little bit too much for me. The people were super polite. They were not pushy. They explained everything, were very professional, and informative with questions that I asked. Nobody rushed me. The apartments were nice. The surroundings were beautiful. The lobby was very nice. It was really big and quiet. I was happy with it. They have an exercise room and a gathering place, where people could have small entertainment.

Carolyn

Holiday Rancho Village is a very nice community. The people there seem to be very friendly, even the guests. I had the opportunity to talk to a lot of the guests there, and they're very sweet, very, very peaceful people. They're going to be doing some renovations and some upgrades, like replacing furniture and everything. They have everything that you need. You don't really have to go anywhere because they have everything on site. They serve you three meals exclusively, and they have a little gym that they're going to expand to make it even larger. The manager or sales director that greeted me was very, very nice. She was a wonderful lady. She gave me a tour, and I had the opportunity to see everything that they have to offer. They have nurses on site, which is very impressive. They have in-home care providers available. They have nurses available. They have wheelchair disability available. The staff seems to be very welcoming, easy to talk to, very attentive, and prompt. They respond right away, so I like that part.

Aisha

I toured Holiday Rancho Village. The woman who gave us the tour was amazing. The people were very active, and the grounds were kept well. The staff was very thorough and very professional and answered all my questions. That was the place that I had selected, and when I took my mother there, she selected that place, too. She liked that one. It was a wonderful facility. Everybody was very professional, and everyone was very helpful.

Diane

Holiday Rancho Village has everything my dad would need. They have all kinds of activities. They had an ice cream social the other day, exercises in the morning, a library, and a gym. My dad is going to be in a studio apartment. It's clean, bright, and super cute. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The grounds were kept clean and neat. They have paths that you can walk around to get some exercise and the location is super convenient for us.

Laura

Rancho Village was beautiful and clean. All the seniors seemed to be happy. I love the fact that my mom would still have her independence. Yet, if she needs convalescent care, it is there in the facility. I also loved the fact that there was an elevator as well as stairs. For the people that are more able to walk, they can use the stairs. The rooms looked beautiful. It was a tad expensive, but it was up there with all the other ones. The staff members were very friendly and answered all my questions. I even rambled a couple of times, and they were very patient with me. This whole thing is very emotional for family members, but they were very understanding and very caring.

Linda

My mother is staying at Rancho Village. Overall experience is positive. The community is very responsive. There are lots of social activities, except during COVID of course. Before COVID, there were lots of activities that the residents had an opportunity to engage in. They have nice facilities and dining room. They have a small area where they have exercise equipment, a library, a TV room, a recreation room. That is all available to the residents. My mom used all of those. The food is above average, and she enjoys it. The staff is topnotch. They have some greenery, where residents can sit outside. My mom's room has a patio, which she uses occasionally. I've seen other residents use their patios. The grounds are well taken care of, and maintenance is very responsive. The meals are acceptable. I like the meals, but my mom sometimes wasn't happy with the meals. I guess she wants more of a variety. As far as the eating experience, I think it was OK for her. The facility is always clean and always nice. Housekeeping is good.

Mitch

Rancho Village is a nice, clean facility that has all the amenities that anyone would need. It was great. They offer full meal service, breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and 24-hour snacks, coffee, and drinks. They offer laundry service if needed, and linens were included with the price. They were all having breakfast, and it looked like they're having a great time. The rooms were a fair size and very clean. They're nice. The staff was very good. I didn't see anything needing improvement.

Terry

Rancho Village seemed kind of pricey. The facility was nice. Everything was included, which was the bonus. And we're just going to keep looking. Everyone was very friendly. The rooms were nice, they just seemed really small. I saw a studio and a 1-bedroom. Because of Covid, they really can't show you everything; we saw the model room. Nothing was spectacular, nothing was very memorable.

FC

Rancho Village was very impressive. Everything stood out. It was very clean and very organized. The staff member was very good. She took her time showing us the rooms and stuff. The rooms were good. I looked at the menu, and that was very impressive also. It was the type of food that we like. They had a library, a video room, an exercise room, a meeting room, and a lovely dining area. She had told us about the different activities. I was very, very impressed. The only thing is the price is very high. The person who assisted me was very friendly, very knowledgeable, and she took her time with us. She was super. The facility was excellent.

Suzi

My mother has moved into Rancho Village. So far, so good. It's great. We chose them because it was really nice, it was all inclusive, and the price for being all inclusive was pretty good compared to other places. They're great. The staff is wonderful. It's comfortable and clean. There are lots of activities. The staff members are great. They know all the seniors by name, and they are really attentive and very positive. My mother likes the food. I think it's unhealthy, and I have a problem with it, but it tastes good, and they all love it. They have opened up bingo and movie night. They also have balloon volleyball, chair exercises, and some socials here and there, like for Easter and St. Patrick's Day.

Sharon

Rancho Village is a beautiful place. If my dad goes to a senior living facility, that's the one he's choosing to go to. They're helpful, and it's a very nice facility. It was very clean, neat, and very well kept. With COVID, it was a different scene. It's not fully open for people to be having lunch and stuff like that at this time. The rooms that we visited were very nice. We liked the bigger one -- there's a little bit more space than the smaller ones -- but they were all very nice, clean, and welcoming. It's located close to shopping, and lots of things that people would need.

Thomas

I am very impressed with Rancho Village. From the management, food staff, and cleaning staff, excellent service seems to be natural. The genuine care they give to my mother is above and beyond! Good job!

Bonnie

Everyone is extremely helpful and friend. The quality of service is excellent.

Stephanime

The staff has been extremely kind. My father has had a difficult time transitioning during this pandemic. I do wish that the snacks offered could include more fresh fruit and veggies. I do believe that the staff is doing a great job given the COVID pandemic.

Jack

Helpful and caring staff. Food is good. Staff helped me understand how the community works. I'm happy here.

Florence

The caring staff consistently makes me feel loved and provided for. They go out of their way to connect, even in this time of isolation and pandemic. The food is good.

Christy

Lisa, the salesperson has been patient and kind working with me for over a year to move my dad in. Dad is getting good food and feels safe living here. Everyone is so nice!

D.W.

My tour at Rancho Village was fine. They had nice people and a wonderful facility, but my uncle chose not to go in that direction. The staff was great, they answered my queries, and there were studios and one-bedroom apartments. I saw some amenities, but did not see any activity. They had a community room, a library, a computer room, and a dining hall. I ate there, but I was not impressed with the food.

Marilyn

Rancho Village was a very nice facility. The people were friendly. They have lots of activities. It's a great place to live, but it's a little pricey. They have a beauty shop. Every time I go over there, they're singing, and they have somebody doing activities like beanbag toss. They give them Christmas parties, they have a program on the 4th of July, they have a New Year's Eve dance and a nice dinner for them, they take them to the performing arts here in town, and they take them shopping. They just do a lot of things. They have tap classes, they have people who come in and sing, and they have a little choir and different dance groups. The staff was good. It's always very clean. When you walk in, somebody always greets you.

Darrow

Rancho Village was for a more independent senior than someone who would need care. They didn't have progressive care. The rooms were average studios or small apartments with amenities and scheduled meals. They had staff at scheduled hours, not 24 hours. They had ample, clean facilities and dining area, and the people seemed to be satisfied. It would be satisfactory for anyone that's very independent. I met with the director and my tour guide, who was very informative. They gave me brochures. They had everything that you would expect. It was more like a resort.

erin-p

Rancho Village seems like a very nice place, and I was very happy with it. It was clean, tidy, and people seemed busy doing activities. The rooms looked very nice and were a decent size. The bathrooms were set up to help people with frailties and walking disabilities. The doors were wide. It seemed like a very lovely place, and everyone there seemed very nice. The staff was very nice, answered all my questions, gave me their contact information, and were very open and understanding. Right before I got there, they had a lecture about health issues. There was a little van to take people somewhere. It seemed like a nice little busy hub of a place.

Donna853841

Rancho Village was a perfect place for someone who doesn’t need a lot of care, though I know some of the people living there have their caretakers come in. It was exceptionally clean and smells clean. The staff was exceptionally friendly and nice. They had a nice dining room, workout room, and hairdresser.

Daphney

I loved Rancho Village. It was beautiful, but it was just really expensive. The staff is very pleasant and very nice people. The building itself is nice. To me, it’s not going to work with the price, but there are some benefits that you get like transportation, and they feed you 3 meals a day in the dining room. There are always snacks out waiting for you. They have activities, and they do have trips.

Teri344816

My dad is in Rancho Village, and it’s wonderful. The staff knows everybody by name, dad has his own apartment, and housekeeping comes in. They have laundry, they serve three meals a day, and the food is excellent. They have a selection of three different choices, lunch is their big meal, and they have salads, different beverages, and desserts. The apartments are a nice size, it has a living room, kitchenette, plus a bedroom and bathroom. It is wheelchair accessible. They have onsite hairdresser, pedicurist, and a podiatrist comes once a week if needed. They have onsite assistance 24 hours a day for help with showers. They have bus trips to different places, they have Bingo, poker nights, happy hour, and they have special dinners six times a year. They treat everybody with respect, and they invite the family to any activity.

DK506613

Rancho Village was very good. Everything, the rooms, and the staff were excellent. The price didn’t meet my mom’s income, but everything else was good. They had a library and a lot of activities.

Diane124478050

We moved mom to Rancho Village. It’s an incredible place, and the people are wonderful. We are very happy with it. One of the reasons why we picked it was because of the dining room. It’s bright, cheerful, and it’s own community. It’s an independent living as supposed to assisted living, but they have assisted facilities that you purchase separately; whatever care you need. It’s very personalized.

Craig25

Rancho Village is more like an apartment than a convalescent home, has meals included in the rent, and has shuttle service to doctors and shopping. The staff was very helpful, friendly, and professional. The food was excellent and made from scratch.

Laura119077950

We moved my mom into Rancho Village in Palmdale, but then she got sick, so now she’s in a hospital. When she leaves, she’s going to come and live with me. It was clean, friendly, and a nice place for my mom to live for two months. They’re helpful and very friendly.

Anonymous114900350

Last night was the first night of my mother at Rancho Village. Part of the reason we selected it is that I got a younger brother who is 15 minutes away, and the price is much more favorably than some of the other places we looked at. The staff is great. The reason I didn't give it a 5 is that we visited facilities that had more programs, such as arts, and even some had a swimming pooll. Rancho Village doesn't have them. Otherwise, we are very pleased with them.

Caring108565950

We were invited for lunch at Rancho Village. The apartments were beautiful. You can get a large one-bedroom for the same price as you get a studio in assisted living. There were a lot of amenities. They had a beautiful dining room, and the food was very good. It's a very nice place. If you're able to travel, you can stay in any of their places across the country on vacation for free. They have a day for shopping, they provide once a week cleaning of the apartments, and they have cards, poker, and bingo.

Marge9

They didn't give as much care at Rancho Village; it was more independent living. The rooms were fine. There were games, and they took them places. Eating there was only for an hour for lunch and then an hour for dinner, and they didn't have as much of a variety of food.

Carol79323550

Rancho Village was beautiful. I was really impressed with it. However, my dad didn't like Palmdale. He didn't like the weather there. I'm kind of disappointed that he didn't want to even to choose that one because it would have been great. It is right around the corner from where I live. I could have gone and have dinner with him there. I like the décor; it was really pretty. It didn't look like an old folk's home at all. It looked like a nice resort or a nice hotel. In terms of living accommodations, residents there are allowed to decorate their own apartment the way they want to. A lot of people have stuff outside the door, e.g., statues, nametags, etc. They are allowed to put their own stamp on their place, which was nice too. It was totally personalized. There was a guy there and you could tell that he's a fisherman because he had all sorts of fishing gears on his door and everything. It was just really cute. The girl that showed me around, she was really good. She followed up all the time too not just because she wanted to sell the place. She took her interest with me and what was going with us. I mean she called me weekly. I had surgery over the holiday and she even sent me a card to see how I was doing. As far as the staff there, everybody was really friendly and really accommodating. I was impressed with them. They would keep their residents busy; they had a lot of activities for them. They had transportation. They would take them to the doctor or take them outdoors and have field trips. They did have a whole calendar of stuff that they would do daily. It looked like the residents were happy and content. Everybody was out there socializing, playing cards and doing all sorts of fun stuff. If you wanted to joint or if you don't want to join, that's fine. They don't pressure their residents into doing anything. If they want to stay in their apartment all day and just watch TV, that's fine. I was concerned with that because my dad is used to being by himself. He is not a social butterfly. He likes people but he is not one to join up all kinds of clubs and groups.

Charlotte10

Rancho village was nice, friendly and homey. I liked the way it was and what they were doing. It had a nice dining room. Sometimes they have entertainment and all kinds of good things going on.