The Wellington Salt Lake City, UT

We have been staying at The Wellington for one month. We chose it because of the spirit of the people here, and they seem quite happy. When we got here, they were missing an activity director, but they're getting a new activity director and we're eagerly looking forward to her. This place has a very few physical activities and hopefully we get some new great activities. We have actual bowling and Wii bowling, but that's about all the physical activity that we have at the moment. The food is the best yet I have ever seen.

We highly recommend the Wellington. Throughout the last 2 years, without exception, every person taking care of our mom - from the nursing staff, CNA's, housekeeping, kitchen staff and management - always go the extra mile to ensure every detail is taken care of. They are efficient, gracious and attentive. The activities and all facilities such as the kitchen, building and grounds are outstanding and well administered. In particular, we wish to call attention to Jeanette C and Scott A for their personal and unparalleled involvement in every aspect of the operations and administration of the Wellington. The positive, generous and friendly culture they have created at the Wellington is clearly present and expressed by every employee.

Wonderful place to live! Great staff that is loving and caring for the needs of the residents! They always have great activities for the residents to participate! The food is also really good! Great place to live!

This is an excellent facility. The physical facility is very nice and the building/grounds are well cared for. The people within the building do their utmost to make sure the residents are adjusted, well cared for and enjoying life. There is a great vibe here that isn't felt at other facilities

We did visit The Wellington. I like this place. I like it. The staff was very friendly. Our guide was really knowledgeable. The place was clean and nice. They had a nice courtyard. The residents seemed happy and busy.

The Wellington is much larger and more commercial than other facilities I have visited, but it still had very friendly staff and nice, large dining areas. It seemed like a great place for senior living. They had a game room, card room, and a nice, big restaurant on the main level where everyone could eat together.

What a beautiful first impression. Me, along with two of my sisters & two husbands toured several facilities. We were looking for a place for our 93 year old Mother, who finally decided being alone in her big home was too much. Some we liked for different reasons. When we walked into The Wellington, the feeling felt by all of us was unanimous! The warmth, homey feeling was incredible. We were led through the facility by the Director of Sales & Marketing, Jeanette. She genuinely cared about our concerns. After working with her, we felt like she was part of our family. And to get 3 sisters to agree on ANYTHING,....can be a miracle in itself. There are 5 daughters who are fairly spread out covering 3 states, so it was very important to find a place where Mom can make friends and feel comfortable. The Wellington is very clean, comfortable and reassuring. The apartment my Mother will have is beautiful. Just big enough for her to have her new life without any worries. Everyone at The Wellington is very professional......very caring. We were shown the beautiful dining room (they have a chef and a menu!), activities room, library and more (I think my husband and I have OUR place picked out too!). Thank you Jeanette for giving our family the confidence that our Mom will be well cared for. I can't wait for Mom to begin her new adventure.

The Wellington looked like a really nice place. The staff acted like they were positive and helpful, and it seemed like it would have been a nice place for our mother. The apartments seemed really nice and were just one big room with a bed, TV, living room furniture, and kitchen table.

We visited The Wellington, and it was a huge community. They provide all types of care. We looked at individualized apartments, and they are of a very nice size. Their bathrooms are handicap-accessible. They also have a kitchen area, where they have a regular fridge, a microwave, and a regular sink and kitchen cabinets. Overall, it’s very nice.

The Wellington was my very favorite; it was immaculate. The people working there were wonderful. I thought the rooms were great because they had full kitchens.

We are very happy with the care that my grandmother gets here. The food and activities are wonderful. They even have pets that come visit her in her room. She is a pet person but can no longer care for one by herself, so the fact that they bring dogs to visit her really helps. What we are tired of is the continued lies that Cathy tells us. She makes alot of promises she doesn't keep and drops the ball with simple requests. The new nurse however is right on top of things. We have seen a huge improvement in the staff and care provided since they hired Lisa. She is great and gets things done immediately. I would highly recommend this home for your loved ones.

The Wellington is a wonderful place. My mother has been there for a very long time. She gets great care, and the staff love her and treat her exceptionally well. The new nurse there Lisa, goes above and beyond. She makes the place run like clockwork, and the staff seem to really like her. She treats my mom like family. We have had a lot of disappointments with Cathy the Director of Nursing there. She makes a lot of promises she doesn't keep, and she makes my family uncomfortable, but with the addition of the new nurse, we do not have to deal with her now. We feel we get quality care for the price we pay. The food is wonderful, and the new manager is very kind and helpful

Wellington is a lovely place with nice apartments. My father-in-law resided there 'almost' two years. If your parent(s) is healthy it is a nice facility, but once medications or assists come into play you need to watch them carefully for med administration timing and PLEASE check your loved ones Emergency Call Button as dad's hadn't been working and he said 'no one ever came' when he used it; no wonder! It took a trip from CO to find this out! (This is imperative in a facility where seniors are prone to falls.) My father passed prior to mid-month... PLEASE be aware even in Death you must give 30 days Notice, I'd paid several thousand ($5K) for under 1/2 a month and got less than $900.00 back in the form of a refund; plus they take an upfront deposit so they make a ton of money on turnover (and at end of life makes it an unpleasant surprise for grieving families... My sister filled out the paperwork! The staff Are nice and work hard, but they are understaffed and under monitored. I'm hoping with the review this will change? Be vigilant for your loved one, which was hard for me out-of-state so I made frequent trips. The food is adequate; nice dining area. If your parent(s) are relatively healthy it's a nice facility, just make sure to stay 'engaged' and visit frequently. PLEASE Read the contract to be aware of the 30 day notice clause; had I known I would definitely have moved dad to a SNF for better oversight and use that money for 'his' care. It is a business, but tough on seniors with fixed incomes and death expenses. There IS a new additional RN there, Lisa (who was brand new and helped my father pass peacefully which was comforting). Monitor your parent(s) care/H2O and food intake, once they're gone they're gone.

We choose The Wellington for my mother. The community has a lot to offer. One of the reasons she chose that is the size of the bathroom. It is large, comfortable, and convenient for her. So far, everything has been great. The marketing director is right on top of things. She has really been helpful in making things happen and making sure that she is welcome by introducing her to people. She is in the assisted living. She has some assistance in showering, escort services to meals, and that kind of thing. They have tons of activities, if I can only get her to go to them. She has been there for a week now, and she is still very much adjusting.

From what I know, the Wellington is really good, but my parents are not in there yet. The people were really nice, it is big and open, and there is a lot of sitting area. The rooms are bigger and really nice. I actually only saw the model room, but it was a really nice room. It has a little stove in the kitchen. I know a couple of people who live there, and they really like it.

I enjoy the Wellington very much. I finally got the apartment after being on the wait list for a little while. The people are great, the staff is very good & the food is great. The maintenance people do a good job & the staff is very helpful. They offer rides for Doctors visits, going on Sunday drives, going to church, going to the swimming place, Each resident seems to have different needs & I feel that they do meet each ones needs.

The Wellington was very nice. They had full range of activities. They had yoga classes and wellness classes. They had entertainment, and they would take people out on tours.

There was a lot going on at The Wellington. It was kind of hustling and bustling. It was clean and really light. Everybody was really polite and friendly. They just worked very professional. When we went to visit, we stayed for lunch. There were people who lived there that came by, talked to my mom, and interacted with her. It just got a really good positive feel from it. The staff was super friendly and helpful. They took care of you right away.

Needs TLC. Saw many ceiling tiles that were stained throughout. I've been in there twice over the last year and it doesn't seem to have been addressed. They either have an active leaking roof or they do not care to fix things when they need it.

I've looked at The Wellington. Their apartments were very nice, but they were also very expensive. However, I like best the views from their windows. Everybody from the staff was fine. They have nurses and doctors which is pretty unusual in a facility these days. I just did a tour of the place and I didn't eat there but they did have a chef and the food was reportedly very good.

There are fantastic programs available. There was great food and enjoyable dining experiences! Competent and caring nurses were attentive and met our every need when dealing with grandfather's declining health. Grandpa had a lovely apartment with a kitchenette and balcony that opened to a small garden area. The activities director had age appropriate and mature events that the residents were actually INTERESTED in. They had current events classes, and a college professor who visited weekly to discuss political science and news. There was live music at LEAST once a day performed by talented artists from the local area and who traveled through specifically to entertain. They went on excursions to shopping areas twice a week, out to lunch every Friday, and to museums, theatres, and art exhibits regularly. My only negative comments would be: The management was not the most cooperative, and they were hard to get in touch with. The executive director was distant and difficult to communicate with. Everyone else was fantastic!

The Wellington - MBK Senior Living holds the distinction of being the first dedicated retirement and assisted living community in the area. It remains as inviting today as it did when they first opened their doors few years back as experienced by my grand father. Their cheerful atmosphere and carefree lifestyle is enhanced by welcoming, friendly and courteous staff. The facility features a private dining room, card room, arts/crafts room, library, spacious common areas, whirlpool spa and patio. The spacious apartment homes offer pond views, balconies, individual climate control, kitchens, patios, emergency call systems and step-in showers. And you won't have to worry about home maintenance or chores as the staff takes care of all that for you, leaving you time to pursue your interests. Staff is always committed to helping those with memory loss maintain their independence and dignity for as long as possible. My grand father in old age loved this facility and preferred to stay here till he expired. I have long association with the facility and love to come here time and again for meeting those who cared my grand father.

Unfortunately, this facility hasn't lived up to its hype. According to its price and professional reputation, I expected more personalized care. For one thing, they don't have an RN on staff nearly as much as they said they would. My friend's room was rarely clean. It was generally picked up, but lint was growing in the corners and my friend has respiratory issues. It's not serious, but it's definitely exacerbated by dust. The dust on his picture frames was seriously centimeters thick. Also the room smelled, like neither my friend nor it got cleaned often enough. On one surprise visit, I found some dirty dishes in his room way past breakfast time. However, by far the worst part is that my friend is often ignored and there are no activities to stimulate him. He actually said that he feels like the staff is just waiting for him to die. He's always had a flair for drama, but it's still unacceptable. He's since been moved to a different facility.

My 88-year-old father lives at The Wellington in Salt Lake City (just south on 4522 S 1300 E. This is a wonderful place for seniors to live, and it is both Independent and Assisted. The staff is wonderful; very caring and accessible to requests/concerns/information. They provide many services and lots of entertainment for the residents, and the food is good with varied options. The nursing staff and administration are attentive and responsive. The Wellington just underwent extensive updating and is beautiful and well kept inside and out! My father is very happy as they also have a large exercise room and pool table room as two of several amenities (computer room, beautiful fireplace sitting rooms, game and movie rooms).

I have a living room and a bedroom at the Wellington. The food is good sometimes. You can also order your food from a menu. I've been here since November and I don't have any problems. But I think they should have more activities.

After years of living alone my father finally agreed to move into a senior living center. The family looked around at a few places and eventually decided on The Wellington. My father loved it! For the first time in years he could hang out with people his own age, he even got a girlfriend! The staff were friendly and helped us with the transition. We had been so worried that moving into a senior living center would make his condition worsen, but it was the exact opposite. He has his livelihood back, and the whole family is overjoyed that he can be so happy. Thank you so much Wellington!