Willoughby Hills Senior Apartments

Reviewer#ET0101b

We toured Willoughby Hills Senior Apartments. It was just very well kept. The apartments were reasonable in their size. It has central air conditioning. They paid for the WiFi and the Internet, which was nice. They had a washer and dryer in the apartment for the people, so they didn't have to go out to do that. It was close to my doctors, my dentists, and the hospital that I usually go to. It didn't have parking. I was going to go there if it wasn't just a bit too pricey for me. There was one young woman and she was very friendly. She didn't know all too much about the internet. I work on the computer. I do artwork as a hobby. So I wanted something to do there, but I wasn't sure whether the internet was slow. I think the internet was what they call a bulk. If it's paid for, then it's the same throughout the entire building. It's a bulk purchase, and sometimes the bulk purchases, all the residents use the same bandwidth. And so it could slow down your work on the internet. I was concerned that I wouldn't have slower speeds, but she couldn't answer that question, I could understand that because it was technical. She was only the one person that was there, but then she was very kind and showed us around, my sister and I. It was spic and span. It was really clean. They had exercise equipment for the people who wanted to do walking and various exercises. The size of the rooms was sufficient. My sister only needed one bedroom and there was enough for her to move. She's moving from a house to that one bedroom and she thought that was good. The two bedrooms, which was what I wanted, so that I could have that workroom, were great, it's just that it had a much bigger kitchen than the one bedroom. And I'm the one that doesn't cook anything but in a microwave. So I would have ended up with a big kitchen, but for anybody that likes a large kitchen, that would be in a two bedroom, that would be good for them.

Pat

Willoughby Hills Senior Apartments was very nice, but we needed more assistance than what they were doing. The rooms were nice and they had the usual, like electric, gas, and water included, but other than that, there were no amenities.