Revel Rancharrah

MoneyKat

Toured the community and had a great visit. Lunch was amazing. The sales team was knowledgeable and attentive. No surprise they have a waiting list.

Breanna

Revel Rancharrah was nice, it had so many things to do that looks like a lot of fun. They have a pool, they do weekly community events, puzzles, cards, and movies. The staff was very, very kind and welcoming. The food was good and they had a lot of variety to choose from.

MRinger

What a beautiful community. The building is tucked away nicely off Kietzke and is really nice. I toured and had lunch with a friend who lives there (he raves about how great it is and is trying to get me to move in) and what amazing service and food. I just wish they had more 2 bedroom apartments. For now, I will continue to visit.

Donna Dean

I have been living in a 1 bedroom apartment at Revel Rancharrah for 22 months and have never regretted this move. The entire staff is always cheerful, friendly and helpful from the director, sales people, housekeepers, restaurant servers, and concierges, et al. The activities that are availabe are varied and interesting. I choose not to participate in many of them, but appreciate knowing that they are available if/when I want to do that. The dining experiences are outstanding. For every meal, you order from menus. You may eat in the dining room or in your own apartment. Salads and soups are always available as well as a lunch and dinner "special" everyday. Because I was here during the tightest of COVID restrictions, I am qualified to report that I could not have felt safer in any other home, private or otherwise. If you are considering retirement living, you must visit REVEL RANCHARRAH. After doing that you won't need to waste time looking at other places.

Karen

Revel Rancharrah is gorgeous, very expensive, and I can't afford it. They're brand new and first class. I mean, this is a very, very luxurious place. The rooms are --wall spaces are a little tight for me, but I'm sure adequate for most people, the kitchens are extra large and complete. Even though most of the rooms are over four thousand dollars a month, that only gives you points for food and they average out to a meal and a half a day, and those points are on the menu. So it's too much like eating in a restaurant where you are reminded constantly of how much things cost. I did not like that aspect. I did eat there and the food was good. Everything is gorgeous. They even have a huge swimming pool in a separate building. Right on the grounds. This is absolutely premiere, first-class. If you want it, they have it, every kind of fitness room and massage room, and they have hair salons, arts and crafts, the whole works.

Donna

We went to the Revel Rancharrah. They have one set up so that you can go in and look at it. It was sort of the lowest level for two bedrooms. It was very nice. They had it sort of packed with furniture, so it was a little crowded; it gave you an idea of what was possible. They have a whole bunch of digital features that make it kind of Whiz-Bang, and they showed us all of those things. There are several things that are voice activated and that sort of thing. When I use the voice activated stuff, my husband thinks I'm talking to him; I'm not sure how that would work for us. The only problem is the price and the traffic on Kietzke. You have to go on Kietzke to get out of there, and the traffic is terrible. The staff is really helpful and really nice. They have an indoor equine arena, and members have access to that. You can go and watch people ride their horses and the staff. Actually, our staff member kept her horse over there. Since we used to have horses, it was like "Oh, wow! Go pet a horse." I mean they had some really unusual kinds of things that were available because of their site. They have a deal with Lyft to take you anywhere within 10 miles for free.

L.S.

Revel Rancharrah is very expensive,but beautiful. I didn't experience the food. I experienced the place, and the restaurant is beautiful. The staff is very helpful, friendly, and involved with the clients. The apartments were good. There was like a crafts social room that seemed small for the number of residents. They had a nice exercise room. They have beautiful grounds. I saw a 1-bedroom and a studio; they were lovely and quite livable. There was a group playing cards, and there was a lot of interchange in the hall between people.

Joyce

I went to Revel Rancharrah. It was really nice. I liked that place. The problem that I had with it was that they give you points for food instead of serving three meals a day, so that would mean that I have to go shopping and get my food and stuff. I wouldn't be able to just rely on what they have there, and it's hard for me to go shopping. That was a big drawback with that, because it had swimming pool, and it was beautiful. It was a really nice place. It was expensive, but I liked that it had a washer and dryer, so you can do your own clothes, and it had a small kitchen where you could do your own cooking if you had to. The drawback would be that you only had so many points that you could use. The staff member that I met was fantastic. She invited us for lunch, and we had a really good lunch. The barbecue area was really nice. Everything was really nice there. It seemed like it was new. The food that we had was delicious. One thing about Revel Rancharrah that I didn't like was I have to walk with a walker, and they took my walker and put it someplace else, so I didn't have any way to go anywhere or anything. They just took my walker, so that was one bad thing, but other than that, everything was great.