Windsor at Celebration has a fantastic atmosphere. It was like being in a resort. They had an in-house theater, art group, and therapy group. The accommodations were just pristine. It looked like they had been finished the day before. It was just top-notch. The staff and the people that lived there, everybody just very pleasant, caring, warm, and welcoming. You just go down the hall and people are saying, "Hi, do you already live there?" I asked if I could move in, and they're like, "You're not old enough yet." If you are independent and you have a vehicle, they do have a valet service, which none of the other facilities had. They have on-the-roof entertainment for the people. They play music so the people can watch the fireworks up there. Incredibly enough, it was modestly priced for the series of facilities that I've seen in that price range. They were fantastic. When you come into the apartment, there's a little dining room, living room, kitchen, and a bedroom. They did not have the one-bedroom to show us, just the two-bedroom. It was very nicely appointed, and very nice sized. They do have all the amenities, they come in and clean even if it is independent living. They come in once a week and do the cleaning just like you would with assisted living. They do have doctors that come to the facilities to check on people, so you don't have to go off-property. If you do go off-property, they have that certain mile radius where they'll drive you. If you need to go to a doctor within a certain radius of the place, they do have that available. But the accommodations were stunning. The person who gave me the tour was very patient and very warm. I did not try the food, we just toured the facility. They did have a beautiful dining area. There was a little lunch-type area, and they had a dining area as well. We saw people enjoying themselves there, and the food looked wonderful. My goodness, it did not look like a facility of any sort. It looked completely like you were going into a resort, but it was a secured resort where you had to get security to let you in. It gave none of the impression that you were in a place where people are being taken care of. It was just like going into one of these high-end resorts. It had that resort atmosphere, but along with that, they had all of the backup, the nursing, and the doctors in case they were needed.

I liked Windsor at Celebration a lot. The facility was nice, fresh, good-smelling, and clean. The restaurant area was probably the best out of all of the facilities I visited. The rooms were well-maintained, well done, and clean. I saw a two-bedroom, a one-bedroom, and a studio, and all of them were nice. It was in a quiet area. There was a good set up for the people that are independent. They can go out and walk along the avenue. It was very safe. The staff was really nice. It was just expensive for us, and it was too far out of the way.

Out of all the ones we saw, we found the best unit at Windsor at Celebration. It was actually where we were very nearly going to until my family decided I was going back to England. We were impressed with the place itself, in other words, the building and everything about it, because it got independent, assisted, and memory. There were three separate units within one place. They were completely separated, and everything about it was first class. Everything about it seemed right. The apartments were the best layouts we saw. They were doing meals on an allocation basis. In other words, you've got so many points per day. The staff was excellent. They had the usual amenities like a gym and an inside pool which was very good. They got no outside pool, but they got an inside pool. They've got the usual game room, art, drawing, and gym classes. They've got a nurse who's in every day five days a week. They got doctor's visits. All the good things you get in independent living places, seem to have it.

I like Windsor at Celebration. I was well received, and the tour was great. The person who gave us the tour was right on point with the explanations. I like how they have the meals structured. The meal structure was right on point for me. I enjoyed it very much, and I like it. The only concern my friend had was the pricing; otherwise, it was great, and I enjoyed everything about it. They showed us the smallest room that they had. They have different views from different sides of the building. The rooms were appropriate for him, but I think he should have had a little bit more closet space because when somebody comes in, he or she might be coming in with more shoes and more clothes. At that point in time, some people were playing games, but he didn't need a lot of activities. Something that he loves and I love is that as a veteran, there is a board for them, and he loves it very much because he wants the world to know that he served his country. I like that display a lot, too. I also like where the building is located. There isn't too much traffic or too much noise, and it is also near the hospital and not far from where I live, so I can get to him easily.

The building is absolutely beautiful. My parents moved in January 2020 and moved out May 2020. They loved the valet brothers, Nurse Linda and Grace was their favorite waitress. My parents enjoyed meeting so many wonderful residents. The indoor pool was their favorite activity. Sadly, they couldn’t take the poor quality of food. They were paying close to 7 thousand a month for continual food problems both tiny portions and awful taste. The executive director tried hiring a new head chef, and begged my parents to give him some time to adjust. After four months, my parents saw the quality of food decline even further. They are so happy since they moved out. With better leadership this could be the best retirement community in Florida!! It is stunning and has a movie theater that is out of this world.