Hoosier Village has very responsive people. I don't have any complaints with what I'm living, how I'm living, or any of that. Although they have a problem with the quality of the food, but other than that, they have loads of activities here. There's a book club, a cardio class every day, water aerobics, art activities, and concerts at night. There's also a full gym, a beautiful inside pool, a library, a chapel, a park, outside movies in the summertime, and a cafe. It's a very big place. It's expensive here, but it's very high quality.

Hoosier Village was in the northwest part of the city, which I am not as familiar with. I have stayed mainly in the eastern to northeastern and I was also in the south of Indianapolis. So that was one thing that would make it quite a bit of distance from my friends and a lot of my family. We visited the independent apartments. Parking was outside and I did not care for that. But everything else was very, very nice. There were activities available. We saw some stretching classes. They got a two-bedroom and it's very, very nicely done. At this point, they offer me everything I am looking for except location. The food was very good. The service was very nice. The staff were very, very friendly, and even the residents were friendly. The only thing it lacked was the parking garage and the location, everything else was perfect.