We saw the Palms at Sun City. They're very friendly. It was a very nice place. They had a lot of amenities we liked. If we were going to move there, they didn't have the room that we wanted. And there was a long waiting list for the larger units. Outside of that, it seemed to be very professionally handled, and there seemed to be a lot of people there and so forth. The staff who showed us around did an excellent job of talking about the facility. The apartments seemed to be very nice and updated. Whenever somebody moves out, they would update them all. They had a wine tasting going on when we were there. It looked like they had a full dining room, and the meals were adequate. It looked pretty good. The facility was very nice. Outside, they have a dog park and a pool, which looked very nice as well.

I went to The Palms at Sun City to visit a friend who lives there, and she showed me around. It's awesome. I think it's a beautiful place and it is clean. Everything they offer is well done. Her apartment is beautiful. The apartments are roomy more so than the others. I have looked at several floor plans and the apartments aren't nearly as large as they are at this place. They were working on updating and painting to keep the place looking nice. I met the woman who was in charge of sales and she's a very lovely person and very nice. I saw a library, a card room, and people playing cards and billiards, and I saw an exercise room and a place where they have cocktails a couple of times a week. There was a room where they were working on crafts and I saw some people working on them. One thing that I thought was very impressive is they have a coffee bar that goes all day. You can go get coffee and it's just out in the open. It's not in the dining room area. They offer coffee and cookies there all day long. They have a nice-looking menu of what their specials are each day. You can order also if you don't like any of them. You can order a steak or different kinds of things that aren't on the menu. They serve omelets, bacon, and sausage all day long, so you can eat breakfast whenever you want. That impressed me and they serve dinner from noon until 5:30 or 6:00, so that accommodates people that like to eat early and people who like to eat later.

We went to The Palms at Sun City last week. The layout is pretty straightforward. It's a large rectangle divided into two segments. One segment is independent living. The other segment is assisted living, and they're in the process of completing some renovations in some parts of the building, and in a couple of areas, they still had to start them. Some of the walls have been freshly painted, while the others haven't been yet. It's typical of a renovation-type project. It's very clean, spacious and the director there, David, was very, very helpful. He spent about an hour and a half with us. It was the first facility we had toured, so he gave us a lot of good advice in terms of questions to ask and places, types of things to consider, and so forth. We also interacted very briefly with the receptionist, but both were very pleasant.

The Palms at Sun City was very nice. I looked at both independent and assisted living. The gentleman was very helpful. He showed me rooms at different levels: independent living and assisted living. I like the grounds, and the rooms were nice. It looked good. It looked clean and well kept. The staff was very helpful and very nice. I have not tried to food. The dining area looked nice. It was well laid out, and it looked good. I saw different people playing cards and a bingo game was going on. There were different activities.

Everything about The Palms at Sun City was very nice. It was more than what I even anticipated. I've never been to a senior living place before and this place was just top of the line. It's wonderful. The staff was very helpful and answered all my questions and everything. I liked the decor, the cleanliness, and the friendliness of the people. It was nice.

I was just at The Palms at Sun City and I did their tour. The rooms are very roomy; they give you a lot more room. And there were just so many features that we liked better than the other place we visited. We didn't sample any of the food, but we were very impressed with it compared to all the other places we visited. We liked all of the amenities. It's all built around a central point, so everything is on the inside and it was very, very attractive. I only met one staff member but he was wonderful. The ambience was nice, and it just really appealed to us, especially the size of the apartments. They have a pool, and they're well located for shopping and things like that.

The Palms at Sun City is my second choice. It's very clean, very neat, and has large rooms which are very normal for any of the Sun City homes or apartments. The staff was very personable, everybody knew her, and I even saw some people that I knew down there. The dining area was very clean, looked neat, and the whole facility was nice. There were not quite as many activities as the first place we toured, but they had plenty. They have bingo, card games, they put on skits and they have something where you do acrobatics. The layout of the place is very good.

I really like it. The grounds were beautiful, the patios were amazing, and there was a lot of green area. The staff was lovely. It's #1 on our list right now because it has assisted living and independent living. They've got a heated pool, 20 meals plus breakfast a month, and the meals were reasonably priced. They had a very nice kitchen cooking area and wi-fi. They also had transitional plan before you needed assisted living, which is called independent plus services that you pay by the hour. They've been doing a lot of renovations. I really liked the size of the balcony, and the utilities were included in the price. The staff was delightful and spent lots of time with me. I had nothing but very positive responses from the residents. They had an affiliation with Sun City Recreation Center, and their buses take you there and to and from the grocery stores. I was very impressed. It's very well established. The residents wore name tags, and it seemed that the staff knew everybody.

It was a very nice place. I'm very impressed with it. The staff during the tour was outstanding in every way. I liked the rooms very much. They were decent sized, and I liked the amount of closet space. I would recommend it.

It looks fine. The staff is helpful and friendly. Sometimes the food is wonderful, but sometimes it's terrible. My room is homey. They have several activities. There's an association of residents with a little governance involvement. I go to their happy hour.

Heritage Sun City had a screened-in porch and we have a cat, so we thought that would be a great place for a cat. They have a garage too. The staff was great and the food was better. The apartment was so large that it wasn't a problem. They have a library and an exercise room. They have a whirlpool, a pool, and lots of activities.

It was good. The guy was nice enough; he gave us a tour. He showed us the rooms. You could customize them and we thought that that was good enough for us. Then, we like the way he explained their care for their customers/clients. He explained how they take care of people as they move from independent living to assisted living to memory care. We're really impressed that they really care. They gave us lunch, and the lunch was nice. There were lots of old people there, but we figured we would be old too, so that didn't really bother us. I would give them an A; we would go there.

I've been living here for four years and I'm very satisfied here. I have a lot of friends here. I liked the friendliness and the people cared about one another.