Grand Manor

I visited a couple of friends at Grand Manor over the years. It's fairly new. It's built within the last ten years. It has more of a formal setting. When you go in, the dining room tables all have centerpieces and tablecloths. You have to walk so far to get to the rooms, so that would be a problem. The rooms were very clean. You have to be pretty much independent to live there. They have no nursing care or anything. The people that I know who live there like it. The have entertainment and card games. They have something going if you want to go in and participate. She had a refrigerator, a microwave, a small sink, and a small kitchenette. They tell me the food is good. I went in the front door. To the right was the office, and there was a large baby grand piano. To the left, there were the tables set with tablecloths and flowers on the tables. I proceeded down the hall to my friend's room. The staff was very nice. The people like it very much and are very impressed with it. I just visited the one room that my friend moved in to, and she had a large bedroom, a very nice bath, and a large living room sitting area with sliding doors leading out to her back patio. She's 99 now, and she had to move upstairs to a studio. It was a very pretty white stone brick building and large columns out in front with a large overhang for picking people up and dropping them off. It's very attractive.

My sister-in-law lives in Grand Manor. It is very nice, well-kept, and very pleasant. It has a nice, large dining area. She has a nice apartment with one bedroom, kitchenette, a bath, and living room. It is very nice. It has a nice, open dining area. I will recommend them.

Grand Manor is beautiful. The rooms are gorgeous, but it's very big, and there are a lot of hallways, so I think Mother would be confused by walking around. The staff is very nice, and they followed up on the tour, too. They have an activity room and a chapel. They have movies, trips, and shopping. They drive people to church.