Williamsburg Senior Living Community
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- 5445 Government Street, Baton Rouge, LA 70806
- (225) 929-8917
- 4.3 ( 11 reviews )
- Assisted Living, Independent Living, Nursing Homes, and Continuing Care Communities
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About This Community
Williamsburg Senior Living Community has been Louisiana owned and operated since 1987 by professionals specializing in senior living.
Whether your lifestyle is active and independent or requires the assistance of caring and trained staff, Williamsburg will exceed your expectations as a senior community.
Depending upon your personal needs we have two packages plans available at Williamsburg. Residents can choose our Independent Living Services or our Assisted-Living Personal Services for those needing assistance with activities of daily living.
Living at Williamsburg is lively. Daily scheduled activities bring residents together for neighborly fun. With our full time activities director hard at work, there is always something to do at Williamsburg.
Whether your lifestyle is active and independent or requires the assistance of caring and trained staff, Williamsburg will exceed your expectations as a senior community.
Depending upon your personal needs we have two packages plans available at Williamsburg. Residents can choose our Independent Living Services or our Assisted-Living Personal Services for those needing assistance with activities of daily living.
Living at Williamsburg is lively. Daily scheduled activities bring residents together for neighborly fun. With our full time activities director hard at work, there is always something to do at Williamsburg.
Reviews
4.3
( 11 Reviews )
Debra
December 20, 2022
I toured Williamsburg Senior Living Community. I liked the outside, they had a garden that the clients were able to interact in, and you could go out there and sit, read, or you could plant stuff. They also had walking trails. Because there's a bar right next door, and that's young people. So they said that sometimes when they have a band, you can hear it all, and Government Street is very, very busy. The staff who gave the tour was very nice, they came and joined us for lunch and I liked it. The food was really good. They had everything, a game room where they would engage in games. Of the three places that I've visited, this place offered the most for their clientele. It's close to a lot of restaurants on Government street, there's a lot in that area.
Lisa
September 06, 2021
We did a tour of Williamsburg Senior Living Community. They have a talkative marketing director, and she talks too much. She introduces you to every single person that comes around you, and it's exhausting. When you're wanting to look at a place, you're not ready to meet people; you want to find a place. She was a bit overwhelming, but she knew her job for sure.
They don't allow pets, so we were going to have to get an emotional support animal certificate in order for the pet to come. It's a nice community. It's super active and engaging with the residents.
Their location is not too great. One downside is they only offer two meals a day. They clean once a week. This place did not allow pets, but they clean once-a-week and do your linens. They have lots of activities for the seniors. Another downside is, they have individual electric meters. You had to pay your own electricity, which was different.
Steve
August 20, 2021
The rooms at Williamsburg Senior Living Community are smaller. The other facility paid for the TV, lights, gas, and water, but Williamsburg did not. The staff was very nice, but they don't have a pool, a library, or a fitness center. It was very nice, and it comes second on our list. They have areas outside for sitting and whatnot. They had tables scattered around, but not as well designed in my opinion. We had food there, and it was very good. They only had two meals a day. They had breakfast and lunch, but no dinner.
Wendell
January 19, 2021
The tour I had with Williamsburg Senior Living Community was excellent. I really liked the place. The staff was very nice, and all the people there seemed happy. The facilities looked great. There were some restrictions, but they had bingo, a reading room, exercise classes, TV night, movie night, popcorn, and they had a garden that the residents can go to.
Kathy Struck Tittle
July 03, 2020
About a year and half ago, our Dad made a decision that he wanted to relocate from Alexandria (our family home for 60+ years) and move to Baton Rouge. My sisters and I immediately started looking for the right retirement home for Dad and after visiting Williamsburg we felt welcome from the time Karla buzzed us in to greet us, to Tonia’s 2-hour tour! Tonia introduced Williamsburg residents and staff like family and friends. Dad fell in love with Williamsburg and was ready to move in.
The friendship among the residents is genuine. Love the residents and apartment. Spacious, window views from living room to bedroom with natural light and an awesome sunset. Dad loved natural light! Loved his kitchen nest and how friendly everybody was. The daily activities (BINGO), restaurant excursions, seasonal parties (New Years, Mardi Gras, 4th of July,Easter, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and whatever day they could find to celebrate (with great food, prizes, live music and dancing were the activities that bring residents together! )
We as a family, engaged with a phenomenal staff who went above and beyond to make Dad and our family comfortable. We will miss Williamsburg and when I’m ready for senior living, Williamsburg will be home!
Phil
October 02, 2018
Williamsburg Senior Living Community was right in the middle of town, which is nice. The community was nice. I ate with them and everybody sat with us, and they were all friendly. We had a great time. The rooms were bigger than I thought they were going to be. The price was about what I expected. The rooms were nice. I was looking for a one- or two-bedroom, but they showed me everything. They had lots of community activities and a lot of people came in and did things. They had trips every week to various grocery stores and they have a bus that takes you to places. They had exercise and educational classes, like art, French, Spanish, or history. They were upgrading their rooms, which increased the cost. The staff was excellent and very pleasant. The food was good. It was very well maintained for an older building and very clean. There was a refrigerator and a microwave in the room.
Herbert
August 31, 2018
Our experience with Williamsburg Senior Living has been very good so far. The service is good, and the people are nice. The facilities are beginning to show their age, but it's well-kept. It could use a little updating. The food is much better than where I used to be; it's good. The activities they have for the residents are also good. It could also be a little better on the cost; I have to buy my own internet.
Vallery
We visited Williamsburg Senior Living and my friend moved in there. It was a very good visit, the apartments were small, but equipped with what was needed. The staff was helpful and friendly. My friend is content with the food. She has participated in the exercise activities, they have several parties, and they also threw her a welcoming party. They have a game room, an activity room, a library, a reading room, and a social gathering area.
Nene
October 13, 2017
Williamsburg Senior Living Community was a very warm community. It looked a little old, but had a comfortable atmosphere. The rooms were decent sized, a little bigger than most, and more space for the money.
Lynn
August 21, 2017
We liked Williamsburg Senior Living Community, the rooms were nice. It was the one that had a model room and it's also used if residents have a guest staying overnight, which was really cool. They had a chapel. It is a really big and nice facility, but it was also expensive. They had a dining room, laundry room, hairdresser, and other necessary things that residents need.
June
August 21, 2017
Williamsburg Senior Living Community was lovely. I liked it a lot. The staff was nice and friendly to their residents, and the residents were friendly and interacted with each other. All of their residents had to remain ambulatory, which may not be possible for my dad. The dining area looked very nice. They had outings, art projects, games, and music.
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