Bethesda Terrace

Joan36987

I toured Bethesda Terrace. It would probably be my top ranking so far. While it didn't have the beautiful entry, atrium, or light, it had everything else. However, you can't consider that a mark against them. It just didn't have the same architecture as the other two. It was also non-profit, which was very nice. They would not kick you to the curb if you lived longer than your money. So that's a great plus. I like that the halls and public areas were wide and spacious. It was clean. The upkeep was great. The staff was wonderful, very personable, and seemed to be interested in each individual. I enjoyed my visit with them very much. I enjoyed Jonathan, who was the manager, and the two Amy's, who were the assistant director and the director. They were pleasant and sincere. No complaints about them at all. Not only did they call everyone by name, but they also introduced me to people as we met them. The rooms were great. However, they seemed to be on the same scale as other rooms. They had nice large closets. We had an evening meal there. They have choices, waiters and waitresses, and white tablecloths and cloth napkins. They have many choices of drinks, including wine.

Kathy

Bethesda Terrace was very nice. It looks brand new. It's very clean and everything, but it didn't have everything that my friend was looking for and it was a lot smaller. They have a garden and a courtyard. I saw the dining area where there were plenty of people already eating and they were all smiling and happy. The staff was very helpful. The one lady who took me to a room and showed me was on her way out, but she stopped and took the time to take me to a room and showed me everything. So, that was very nice of her.

Robert

We’re moving to Bethesda Terrace. Our visit was very good, and the food was good. The tour was excellent. The rooms were excellent, they have a full kitchen with all new appliances, and two bathrooms and bedrooms. The dining area is excellent. I liked everybody I met.