Holt Heritage Village is middle of the line. The rooms were small, very plain, there was nothing there that made you impressed. I think they had no meals included there but I'm not sure. There was a library and activities room. It was dark and there was nothing memorable, honestly. I called them twice and left a voicemail on the same day, but they never called me back but a week later they called me to ask if we're still interested. The communication may not have been the best and I don't know if we saw maybe one person in the hallway. The one positive comment is that they have 2 rooms where if one of the residents wanted to have a family gathering, like Christmas or a birthday party, they can have rooms you can reserve, and bring food in for a celebration. There was kind of a dining room with a bookcase and a nice dining table.

Our move in experience with Heritage Village Holt has been great. My mother-in-law refuses to eat their food but she has her own kitchen. We chose this for her because it's one that she could afford and it's one that she could take her dog with her. The place is very nice, updated and it's clean. And it's easy-access for people that have canes, so you don't have to use some kind of device to help them in ambulating. There are elevators. It's very wide open, so it's easily accessible.

I have been in the independent living of Holt Heritage Village since December. The staff people are great. My apartment is fine, and it is adequate; it really meets my needs. It’s got bars around, which really helps me. They have a housekeeper that comes in once a week. I play Euchre, Uno, and Dominoes with the other residents. They have a program of activities available for individuals to partake if they want to. The pricing is fine; it is reasonable.