Village at the Falls

I visited Village at the Falls. It was excellent, the girl who gave the tour was very good, she knew her stuff, and she showed us whatever we wanted to see. They said on the website that they would furnish free lunch, but they didn't, and I had a feeling it was because of COVID. Outside of that, the tour was great. We saw two-bedrooms, the library, the exercise room, the dining room, the garage, and parking. It was lunchtime and there were a lot of people moving around, there was a lot of activity, card playing, people visiting with each other, and a lot of people were walking back to their rooms and talking. I was impressed because the staff member knew everybody's name.

I like Village at the Falls a lot. It's independent, but there are a lot of people here in wheelchairs and with motorized equipment. The staff is very pleasant. I have a two-bedroom, two-bath on the third floor with a balcony. Under the lockdown we have our meals and mail delivered right to the door. The meals are included with the rent. We have an activity room where you can do Wii bowling, and I go downstairs and ride my bike around the underground parking area. The regular meals down in the dining room would be a four (out of five), but the delivered meals are a three because they're not as complete and there's nothing fancy. My apartment is $2,835 a month. It sounds like a lot, but I get a lot for it.

The Village at the Falls was outdated. They said they were about to remodel. The people were very nice, but my mom was not used to living with people. The place needed some updating. They offered breakfast, lunch, and dinner there.

We only visited Village at the Falls, and we liked it very much. They have cards, exercises, and they have a library. The staff was very nice and helpful. The food was delicious, and the dining room was very nice.

Village at the Falls was excellent. They provided everything that my brother needed. They have wonderful staff and residents that he enjoyed interacting with. They have shuttle service for his doctor's appointments. It was just wonderful and he was very happy there. The nicest thing about his room there was it's the same layout as his apartment. The staff was very good and for anything my brother needed, they were there. They helped him with his things, like he couldn't reach his mailbox, so they made sure he got his mail every day. If he had any questions, he could go to anybody and they'd see him and answer his questions. They'd go above and beyond. The meals were good and were better than at most places. The food wasn't like at a restaurant, but it was adequate and my brother always had plenty. They always had snacks if the residents got hungry in between and there was always stuff they could take back to their room, so they were very accommodating. They cleaned his apartment and even furnished his toilet paper which was unreal. You could sign up for different things to go to, they'd have entertainment come in, special days, celebrated birthdays, and they had bowling on the Wii. People were always busy there and I never saw an unhappy resident. I thought it was worth every penny.

We ate at Village at the Falls, and the food was superb. It just has an unusual setup because you're required to buy three meals a day. We thought that the facilities are dated. The person showing us around sat with us at lunch, and we were impressed with that because she just had a root canal. The food service was superb and the waiters are professional. For what they do, I would give them a four out of five because the facility was dated, and if you want help of any kind, you have to hire a vendor. They actually have some vendors that are in place, but they provide no health assistance themselves. It was $3,800 a month with three meals a day. We were in a beautiful corner apartment, but most of the facilities seem to be on the tired side. They don’t really match up to our needs. The people that we met were very nice. The one apartment we saw was beautiful, but when you look at the hallways or when you step inside the elevator, you see that things weren't cleaned.

The Village at the Falls had very nice people, card games, an outdoor garden, and just a lot to offer. They showed me a one-bedroom that was adequate and very nice. Besides housekeeping, they offered three meals and activities, then that's pretty much it. The staff was thorough, friendly, and did a couple of follow-ups. It's a very nice place.

The Village at the Falls was very lovely. The apartments were spacious, the staff seemed very friendly, and I liked it a lot. The only drawback was that there isn't a full-time nurse on the staff.

Village at the Falls is a very nice place, and the staff is very well-qualified, personable, likable, and enthusiastic about their place. The grounds are very nice, and the location was fine. We looked at two rooms with a patio and a place to sit outside in the sun which was important to me.

Village at the Falls was a very nice community. The people were great. The woman who took me around and showed me the place was great, knowledgeable of the place, and knew all the residents by name. The grounds were good, but the location was out of our range. The rooms and apartments were good, well maintained, and had enough space for one person. If the place was not so far away, I would recommend it to my dad.

Awesome, kind, sensitive and accessible staff at Village at the Falls. The facility is bright and full of friendly residents who interact with one another and welcomed my parents!!

I visited Village at the Falls and liked it very much. The gentleman who took us around was very polite, very helpful, and told us things we needed to know. The unit that he showed us was amazing, and now I'm figuring out how I could get in there. They have bingo, Wii bowling, card games, and crafts, plus a bus to take people on little trips, and an exercise room. The dining room was like a nice restaurant, and they had little vases with flowers.

We went to the Village at the Falls. Norma, in particular, did not like it. She said that the décor was miserable, which was sort of dark beige. There were a lot more men,, and they had a whole wall of memorials for the men who have served for the US in World War I. It was quite a large facility and it was very nice, but she said, “No, I don’t like it. It doesn’t feel right to me.” She wasn’t very specific, but it was just the feeling she had. It was in the country, and it wasn’t really where she wanted to be. For me, it was a nice facility. It was a little dated and could have done with being refreshed. I didn’t particularly care for the décor, but I would not hold it against them. The dining area was all done in dark oak, and it was a little dark. It was meal time when we went, so there were lots of people sitting at tables eating and everything, and there was a nice, big fireplace in the foyer. The rooms themselves were OK. In fact, they were quite nice. The corridor seemed to be dark. It really could have done with some updating. There was nothing wrong with the facility itself; it was just the style I think. But they were very friendly, and they took us on a tour immediately. They didn’t go out and about very much, and I feel that they were a little understaffed. I didn’t see people cleaning there. The units all have wall air conditioners, but they were individual units which can be susceptible to molds and stuff like that. The surrounds were nice. It was in a rural area, and they had quite a lot of acreage, which is good. But it was our first one, and we were very disappointed.

I would like to live in Village at the Falls! This place was beautiful. The people who I met were great. The amenities were very nice. They have meals and will come in once a week to change your bedding for you and do light housekeeping. It was very nice. I know they had a game room and a van to take them out, but that's not something that my mom would participate in.

I rented a place at Village at the Falls. It's excellent. The dining room is very nice, and the food is good.

Village at the Falls was a nice place. They have a lot of good things, but I just can’t afford it. The rooms were great. The colors were nice in there, and the carpeting was very nice. The staff people were very nice, very cordial, and answered all of your questions. The food was a good restaurant meal. If I had the money, I would probably live there.

I liked Village at The Falls very much, but the one thing that turned me off on it was a little bit away from where my daughter lived. The hallways were also fairly narrow, and if people with wheelchairs are going in opposite directions, one of them would pull over all the way to the wall to let the other one go through, and the other one would barely make it through. The staff is extremely pleasant, very good, and very knowledgeable. The rooms are very nice, and they were a little big bigger which was a very strong plus for them, and they were very clean. It looked like it was a little bit crowded inside, but that's OK. The location was away from where my daughter was, but it was pretty good and pretty easy to get to. One thing I liked about it was it was right next to a hospital also.

Village at the Falls did not have all the facilities that I was looking for. Their people could live by themselves. It was really like renting an apartment, but it was older people. The rooms had a washer and dryer right in the unit, and it had a cooking stove and an oven so you could make your own meals. It’s clean, and it’s good. It was very nice, but it didn’t have what I wanted.

I loved Village at the Falls. They need to build more of them. It's very clean from the rooms all the way down to everything about it. Once a week, they get cleaning service, they give the beds fresh linen, and it's just an awesome place. All the meals are given, and my father seems to really enjoy it. Everybody's friendly, all the way up to the manager. It's just a relief knowing that my father is in good hands and he enjoys the company of other seniors that are about his age, if not younger. It's independent living, but they give you an option that you can hire people whom they would recommend which is really nice. I had a very good experience with even the moving company they gave me. I would definitely use them again. They give really nice referrals, so that meant a lot. It was an exceptional experience, and we just can't say enough about the facility. They're nice to everybody. They have a chapel up there, a library, and Bingo, and they have almost every activity. I know they have outings. They have a bus-type van that will take them to the doctors or to the store which is in a 15-mile radius -- which is really nice -- and of course they have life alert included in the rent. It's just unbelievable, and I think it's very affordable.

Village at the Falls was absolutely excellent. The rooms were very nice and much larger than I thought I would find in a place like that. There were people walking around who seemed very happy. It was extremely clean. There was a chair rail, and I brushed my hand across it just to see if there was any dust, and there wasn't a speck. The dining area was lovely, and the menu had so many choices and alternatives. It was very nice. The young girl's name was Kisha, and she was wonderful. She explained things in-depth, and she was just a really bubbly person. We were impressed with her. The residents were served three meals a day. The place was more inclusive.

I am living at Village at the Falls, and it's a pretty comprehensive retirement community. They provide everything. The only additions to my rent are my Internet and phone service, but other than that, they have everything covered. They have prepared meals, three a day. It's institutional food, but it's pretty good. We have a nice two-bedroom apartment with a living room, two bathrooms, a kitchen, and a little patio. The apartment is very comfortable. It's not cheap, but when you stop and do the math, you see that you're getting everything you need, so it doesn't look quite as bad. There are a lot of activities. If you want to be involved, you can stay busy. They go out on trips. They offer coffee and snacks all the time as well as fruit, desserts, and you name it. I am on the first floor. I can let my puppy out the patio door.

The Village at the Falls was clean, friendly, and we all liked it. The food was OK. The staff was very helpful and friendly. I don't have any complaints. Maybe they can improve their menu, but other than that, it was really good.

My husband's sister is in Village at the Falls. It is very nice. I like it, and she likes it very much. I like that it is out in the country, and they have so many activities there. She likes her room, and she is happy there.

The Village at the Falls was beautiful and had everything, but it was way too much money. They were very courteous, showed me all around, and invited me to dinner. I was extremely impressed with it. The food was very good. They have a chef that prepares breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They had many activities with something planned for every day of the month scheduled on a calendar they put out. The staff was very friendly and courteous.

Village at the Falls is a very nice place. My mom loved it, and we all liked it because we saw a lot of various activities that my mom could participate in. They have shuttle buses that could take her anywhere she wants, six days a week. They also have a beauty salon. From dinner to socializing with other senior citizens, the accommodations are great, and the rooms are really nice. We are trying to get a one-bedroom, but they only have a two-bedroom at the moment.

The Village at the Falls is a good place. I like the management there. They're very helpful and informative. It's a great place but a little pricey.

Village at the Falls was a very nice place. They had everything to offer. The people were very nice. The person I sat down and talked with went over everything. We toured the facilities. As we ran into different people, they were all saying "Hi! Welcome to the Falls". It was a very good experience. We looked at the rooms and the different options we had. We looked at the menus as far as the meals. They had all the activities going on. If I would ran into somebody, that would be something I would recommend.

We toured at Village at The Falls. It was very nice. We were interested in a one bedroom for my husband and myself. The apartments were older, but they were nice and clean. They rooms were spacious for a small apartment. Their residents were older, but other than that, I think the place was quite nice. They were going to have an outside barbecue on Sunday, but because the weather was not good, they had something to do inside. The manager showed us around, told us how everything is, and gave us the price for the two of us.

The staff at Village At The Falls showed me around and explained what they offer. It was a nice facility, but the apartments were small. That's why my mom didn't like this facility. The room was almost like a one-room efficiency type.

They were helpful at the Village at the Falls. I did not feel as comfortable there as I did at some of the other places. They were not anything going on while we were there, but they said they had scheduled activities. It seemed well maintained.

I visited Village at the Falls. The staff was very friendly, and it was an enjoyable place to visit. The facilities that they had for seniors looked like it would work very well to help the seniors. The rooms were clean and adequate. They have a quiet room activity, a place for speaking, and a place for meeting. The facility was sort of away from city activities but still close, and they have bus trips also for the seniors who like to be active and do those types of things.

I like Village at the Falls, but it was too pricey. They had full time chefs there that served the meals. They have housekeeping and all of that, and that kind of stuff we didn’t need. The dining room was beautiful. The suite that they show you -- that they let you visit to see how you would like the place -- is much nicer than the actual apartments. Other than the price, everything was nice.

The Village at the Falls is very nice, and my dad liked that a lot. However it was expensive. We did see all different kind of rooms, and they are very nice. Everything is included in the rent. They have three meals a day cooked by a chef. There are 24/7 snacks out there. The staff is wonderful. They are very accommodating. They showed us everything that they have available. Everything was right there, and you never have to go outside of the building. If he had the money to do it, he would have moved in there.

My wife is going to Wisconsin to Village at the Falls. The staff was very friendly. They answered the hard questions. They were very pleasant and easy to deal with. I have tried the food, and it was delicious. The food was absolutely outstanding. My son was over there, and he said that the rooms are all fantastic. Everybody in the building has smiles on their faces.

Chris at Village at the Falls was very honest, and he spendt a lot of time with us explaining everything. He was very detail oriented and a very nice person. The apartments that he showed were very clean and neat. They have outings, exercise programs, a spa, chapel, library and then they have an area around the building that you can walk around. They have a bus that takes you shopping or anywhere you want to go. There is a regular timing for doctor’s visits, and what I like the most is the open concept, it's rural, and it’s not close to the city. It’s very quiet, you can look at the sky, and they don’t have a nursing facility.

I don’t like Village at the Falls. It was OK; they have a swimming pool, they have pictures with people working on the fitness center, and all they got is a room for them. The room and the dining room were nice. They seemed very friendly, but everybody dressed up to eat; I showed up in shorts. Nobody told me I had to dress up, but I felt undressed. It seemed more formal.

The rooms at Village at the Falls were very nice. They were like big and small apartments. The big one had a large bedroom, a large nice bathroom and you could have a washer and a dryer in the room. The only problem there was that they did not have medical people like nurses in the facility.

I'm in the process of moving in at Village at the Falls. What drew me in is that I could take in my large dog. The staff were very friendly, courteous, and very encouraging. They are not pushy and they make me feel comfortable and that I would belong there. I got an apartment with a one bedroom and it got a very open concept. The feel is very spacious. What is also ironic about the place is that you only have to sign a three month lease in the beginning and then after that it's month to month and certainly if I don't like the place I would be able to move right away.