Colonial Villa

Colonial Villa was very nice. I like it. It was nice and clean. I like the rooms and the layout. It appealed to me, and the price was good. They have big rooms. Food was good too.

Colonial Villa was my least favorite out of all the places I visited that day because there was an odor. The rooms were big and the whole place was big and less home-like. The people weren't friendly. The lady who showed me around was kind of in a hurry. As she was talking to me after the tour, she was packing her bag. Overall, I did not like it, and it seemed impersonal.

Colonial Villa has support care, but they don't do memory care all the way. If you act out sexually or are combative or a wanderer, they don't keep you. The studios are beautiful. They have nice views, big windows that look out over the trees. I had the food there. It was pretty good. They have a chef. It wasn't gourmet or anything, but my dad would probably be happy with it. I liked it, but I realized my dad needs memory care, and so I'm no longer considering it. I love the studio de luxe that I looked at. It's very large. It has a bar with a sink and a refrigerator. You could probably have a microwave so you could cook in your room a little bit, and they have a refrigerator and their own bathroom. It was a lovely room compared to some places I've looked. The staff seemed very nice. It's really more of an assisted living setting.

We took a tour at Colonial Villa and it was a very nice place. They had a wide variety of apartments. The staff and their dining room were nice. I liked it. However, I thought I liked it more than my mom did and I wanted to keep her happy too. It would have been closed to her friends and close to home for her.