The Mayflower

Reviewer#RD0104p7

I toured The Mayflower. The tour went extremely well. I was honored with my wishes like what to see and what not to see. They explained everything ahead of time like how the payments are made, how the care would be given, and the assistance that they might have. I saw the small apartments that they have. I have four friends there, so in the past, I was able to go to the dining room. I saw how they eat there. If they don't want to eat that particular day, they are saved for the next day and they're getting credits for it. They have a lot of events happening there. This is a location for healthy couples, but of course, they have their own illnesses, and they move around in their wheelchairs and stuff like that. The rooms are high-quality designer rooms. They have everything that you want. The chandelier is great. Everything is just fantastic. You also get a small kitchen and all that. I tasted many of their meals because I was a guest of many of my friends there, and the food was very good. They got cooks from other places like Antonio's. There's food to go if you want to eat it in your room, and there's snacks to go if you get hungry in the afternoon. It's cooked food, not ready-made food where you just slap it on a bun where all you have to do is warm it up.

Linda

What I like about The Mayflower is the view. The location is close to everything. The staff who assisted me was excellent. They were very friendly and very nice. The food looked nice. Overall, the community was nice. The atmosphere was serene and quiet. Their dining area and the courtyard were very nice, too.

Hardydoc

My wife and I have been residents of Bristol Landing at the Mayflower for 4 months. I can say that our residential unit is beautiful, comfortable and "home". We have been warmly welcomed by staff and residents including many invitations to join others for meals. Activities are many and varied, including games, hobbies, concerts and fitness programs for all levels of ability. Being a retired physician I am most impressed with the medical facilities: rehab, assisted living, nursing, memory care and the presence of a gerontologist three days a week in offices on campus. His nurse practitioner is available five days a week. Food is well presented and delicious in the three restaurants. Take out food is a quite popular option and easy to do. Our move here was the right thing to do for us.

Sylvia

We went to The Mayflower. It's acceptable. It's a very old facility, built like 40 years ago, so everything was very old. The staff was very nice. The rooms were acceptable. They redo the rooms every time a resident comes in, but the lobby and the building, everything was just too old. It needs renovation. They had 1-bedrooms or studios, and they had different configurations. They had arts and crafts, beauty shops, and regular dining.

Sheila

The Mayflower is the top-of-the-line here in Orlando, and it's the epitome of everything exclusive. It has a hefty price and a very formal dining room. The place was immaculate. They didn't have assigned seating at the tables, so people can visit with other tables. We ate there, and the food was superior. We talked to several people who were very business and customer-oriented, and took their jobs seriously.

Caring106848150

The Mayflower is small. At this point, my dad is very comfortable and healthy. The staff is very nice, very helpful, and caring. They have birthday parties and games, they have a computer room and a rec room with a pool table, and they take them to the stores and stuff like that.