Holiday Windlands East - CLOSED

Elizabeth

We are moving mom to Windlands East, and I'd say it was the best place for blue-collar workers because of the affordable prices. The staff are very friendly. My mom's apartment is perfect for her. It is a good-sized apartment for one person, but I would not put any more than one in there. The place is very clean, they have current-model appliances, and they make sure everything is up to date in there. It is pretty well kept. I think they have a few selections for each meal. I think that's good, and that is what they need -- a little bit of a choice. They have bingo, arts classes, computer classes, and day trips. They have a computer room, a formal dining room, and private dining rooms.

Sharon

We have been very pleased with Windlands East. Everybody has been very nice and very helpful. Dad's apartment is a nice size with appliances, and it looks excellent. The place is really nice and everything is always spotless. They have good meals and a wonderful staff. They always have activities going on all the time.

Tiffany

Windlands East was an old building but very clean and well kept. The staff was very nice. However, it was missing that liveliness that the other facility had. It just seemed a little quieter and a little more subdued. They have a library and an activity room. The dining room is just enormous, and it has huge paned windows so you can see out. It looks like a restaurant; it doesn't look like a dining hall. They have a workout room, and each floor has its own little free-laundry area and trash chute. They have a salon on site where you can go and get your hair done. They have activities. We were very impressed with this community.

Bill

Windlands East was very nice, but it wasn't in a particularly fantastic part of town. I looked at the apartments and I'd rate them a four. The staff was very pleasant to talk to. It was on a Saturday, and the ones I briefly talked to weren't as gregarious and outgoing as the ones I've met in other facilities. It seemed like I was being bothersome when I was talking to the person from food services. They have a full-time security guard with multiple cameras located all over the building, and they have a parking lot. The manager was very nice and very easy to talk to. It's just very expensive. They wanted $2,500 to move in, which was nonrefundable. It's a pretty facility and it's 11 or 12 stories tall.

Marie

I have moved into Windlands East. I have been very satisfied. My apartment is small, but it's very nice, very comfortable, and very clean. They offer activities daily. They have crafts, card games, Bingo, music, sing-a-longs, worship services, and they take people shopping. The staff members all seem friendly and are willing to help. They're available, and they seem to be very dedicated employees. The food is OK. There seems to be a wide variety on the menu. They seem to offer enough choices so that you're not stuck with one thing. The service seems very good. I don't participate in the food very much. I have a full kitchen and I have a lot of friends, so we eat here in my apartment a lot.

R.R.

I visited Windlands East and saw a one-bedroom that was nice enough. I think there was an activity room with a pool table, and various things which could occupy your time that were quite nice. The staff was the least friendly of the places I looked at. They should keep it a little cleaner, and the staff should have more personality.