Legacy Reserve at Old Town was beautiful. It was modern and had high ceilings and gray walls. You have your own kitchen and your own washer and dryer. It had more outdoor space. It's right next to a beautifully landscaped community called Old Town, and we could walk over there. The biggest perk for me is that we could take advantage of the property next door even. They had a pool in the facility, which I loved. When we walked in, it was beautiful. My sister lives in a beautiful upscale penthouse apartment in Atlanta and it was just like her place. Somebody was playing classical piano upstairs. They offered us water that was infused with berries and it was nice. They're very trendy, progressive, and modern. They have a sports bar. You didn't feel like you were in an independent living place. You almost felt like you were in a nice apartment community or an upscale hotel.

Legacy Reserve at Old Town was nice and very upscale. We looked at the independent living, but they have assisted living and memory care, all in the same facility. Several of the rooms we looked at were recently occupied by people who had been moved into the assisted living area. We met one gentleman who was in the assisted living care now, and he was out waiting on his son to show up. They have very nice facilities. They have a bar, they have a liquor license there and they have a nice workout area, and they have a pool. So everything was very upscale and very new. Of all the ones we've seen, this place is the best. The person giving the tour was good, she was prepared for everything. They have a theater, a room for families so you could come in and reserve a room to have dinner with your family or party. All the apartments open onto a courtyard, it was very nice and very exclusive. You can only get through there through one of the downstairs rooms, or the surrounding apartments. So there's no outside access to that area, which was nice. They got a lot of extra parking, which was good, as most places are kind of pay-for-parking. It's just more expensive than most of the other places we saw, but you get nice things. She liked the apartments that were on the second floor overlooking the courtyards. Because she could be in the shade, and look down but not have to have people around the outside of her room. They also have washers and dryers in the rooms.

I toured Legacy Reserve Old Town. My dad's old school, and Legacy Reserve is a little bit too flashy. If I had to go in a retirement community, I would jump all over Legacy Reserve. They have a sports bar. But they're high dollar. It would have cost my dad $3,500 a month to stay there. They have memory care, independent living, and assisted living. They have everything. It is a brand-new place. The dining area is really nice. The staff members are very, very good, very nice, and very friendly. The place was spotless. The main reason we chose another place over Legacy Reserve is that Legacy does not allow smoking anywhere on the grounds. That was the number one reason because my dad is a smoker.

I loved everything about Legacy Reserve at Old Town, except for the price, but the staff was perfect. They're excellent. The halls were like six or seven feet. I love that it has a bistro, a swimming pool, a fitness center, and a beauty parlor. They actually did an open house, so I tried the food and it was good.

My tour of Legacy Reserve at Old Town did not disappoint. It's located in the back of Old Town surrounded by nature and no busy traffic. I found it so peaceful and serene. I was greeted by the sweetest lady at the front desk named Angie, she had me sign in and then I met the marketing director Mark who was very friendly and went out of his way to made sure I had all the information about the community. Everything was picture perfect and just what my father would ever want in a new home. They have an indoor heated pool and their Academy director Ms. Jamie was actually teaching a water aerobics class when we toured. They have a fitness room, a theater, a hair salon and a library/media room and academy where they make and create crafts and paint projects. They also have their very on bar located on the 2nd floor. I was told that they are the only retirement community in the state of Georgia that has it's on bar. I was very impressed with the Fine dining director Joey. We had a great conversation in the bar while their bartender Jonathan made me a Jack and coke. He explained the different food venues that they have located at Legacy. From the casual dining in the Whitewater Bistro, to the fine dining in McCuller's and the laid back atmosphere of Bernard's bar. You can also book their private dining room for family gatherings. On my way out I met the Executive Director Laura who was so kind to answer any questions I might have and even gave me her card just incase I might need to ask her something that I may have forgotten to ask. I have never felt so comfortable with a group of individuals in my life. This will be my dad's new forever home and I will be visiting often so I can soak up some of this wonderful hidden treasure that Columbus, Ga has to offer.

Legacy Reserve at Old Town is amazing. They thought of everything. It's beautiful. I think that my family member is going to be very happy there. The staff was wonderful, very enthusiastic, just very helpful, and very informative. They were great. They have restaurants, a coffee shop, bistro, fine dining, hair salon, a theater, a swimming pool, exercise rooms, a library, a family room with a fireplace, TVs, pool table, a porch overlooking the woods, and they have storage in case you need it. They have a place where you can store whatever won't fit in your room.

I visited Legacy Reserve at Old Town. The place is very new and the price is reasonable. The people there are very friendly, we just liked everything about them. My cousin is going to move in on February 15th. The room was a 1-bedroom and we liked it because they have an oven. They serve two meals, but you can cook if you wanted to cook, especially since she's Korean, and she'll be able to cook Korean food. It's got a lot of kitchen cabinets, space, and a refrigerator is a full size. It's really clean. They were very friendly and very helpful. When you go over there, they check the temperature and everybody has to wear masks. The dining area is also very clean and they social distanced. They had three places to eat over there. One restaurant is called Bistro, and you can go there every time you wanna eat. They have a dining area where you can go and make a reservation to eat the food, but I don't know if you have to pay for that or not. And then one place, the restaurant, which includes the price. If you go to that place, I think you have to make a reservation and then you have to pay I think.

I am interested in Legacy Reserve at Old Town. It's where I would probably go, but I would like to consider a community that's a lot less costly. I like it because they have rooms or apartments that have their own entrance and exit. I doubt by the time I'm ready to move that one of them would be available, but that's what I would like to have. I like freedom of going in and out without walking down the hallways. I have difficulty with my breathing so a lot of walking is hard for me. They have three different restaurants within the facility to have your meals, and the big highlight is they have a heated indoor pool. The only way I can do exercise is in the water. It does not hurt my breathing if I'm in the water. I can move very quickly, like jogging in the water. That is what I want, but the price a month is very steep. The apartments looked nice, not real spacious, but I can understand why they're not real spacious. They were impressive. The staff member during the tour was informative and helpful. They'd only been up a few weeks when I visited, and they only had 25 residents at the time. They had happy hour and no charge for the drinks. I wish there was something similar to that that was less costly.