Harmony at Victory Station was beautiful. The staff was exceptionally friendly, and the food was delicious. They got lunch for me. The property was clean, well kept, with no damages, landscaping was great, and the atmosphere was perfect. This place was exceptional. The apartment was very nicely laid out, roomy, and a good size. It had a television, it's cable ready, and it's got wi-fi. The bathroom was great for a senior that falls. It had a soft floor and a shower. Everything was made for somebody that has trouble with balance and that's what I was looking for. The dining area was like walking into a restaurant. You had your choice, the tables had flowers in the center and the food was served on China. It was nice and warm, and there was plenty of food. It had dessert and salads. I talked with a couple of the residents that live there and ate the meal, and they spoke kindly of it and said the meals are like this every day. It's wonderful. The cafeteria was set up like a restaurant. You don't feel like you're in a cafeteria. They had a little sports bar with drinks of any kind. It had a lot of tables you can sit and play cards and stuff or watch TV and jibber-jabber. They had rooms with jigsaw puzzles, they had two libraries, and they had a computer room with computers and printers. Anything that you needed like that was available to you. They had a theater and a room where you could go in and sit with everybody and have people over, and they had a TV in there. They had a great lobby when you walked in. Everything was just roomy, spacious, very well kept, and clean. You just couldn't ask for any better. They're even pet-friendly. The staff that accommodated me was exceptional, very friendly, courteous, and helpful. There weren't any complaints.

I toured Harmony at Victory Station in person. It was beautiful and friendly. The staff who accommodated me was very helpful. The rooms were large and very nice. They're private apartments. They have living rooms. It was basically like an apartment. The dining area was very nice and restaurant-style. It was fine dining. They told me about all of their amenities. They have a busy activities program, organization that would come in, and they have live entertainment. They offered an a la carte menu 24-hours a day. The facility was beautifully kept, and it was very nice. It looked more like a five-star resort. It was very luxurious.

Harmony at Victory Station was wonderful. We liked everything about it. The gentleman who gave us the tour was very professional. I wouldn't call it a complaint, but we're accustomed to having a garage that we can keep our vehicle in. There were no places to park your car, except out in the open parking lots. So for me at our ages in our mid-70s with the joint issues, it would be difficult for me to walk the distance from the parking lot into the building elevator and up to our floor. The rooms were absolutely beautiful. Everything was perfectly clean to me. There were several ladies sitting there by the fireplace, talking, visiting, and just enjoying a conversation. They did give us a list of different activities. I especially liked the idea that we could (in advance), schedule rides to and from doctor's appointments and things like that. I also liked the idea that two meals were prepared for us a day. I loved it. It was really my first choice of all of them, in spite of the parking situation and some things like that; it just wasn't in my price range.

I went to Harmony at Victory Station with my granddaughter. I met with the sales consultant. The very first thing I enjoyed was the cleanliness, and it was wide open with the sunshine. It was very, very welcoming. Everybody was very friendly. I even talked to some of the residents there, and they were very happy with the services and care that they were receiving. I was able to walk around, and they accepted me because I had a total hip replacement. I wanted to make sure that I was going to be able to get around because I can't walk very far without getting tired. I got to meet people, and the staff showed me all the amenities. It was a very, very comfortable feeling. I went into the apartments and to all of the amenity places. They had several things going on for the residents. You get three meals a day, and it's restaurant style. You get to pick what you want for the meals. There is a game room that included a pool table, a library, a wi-fi, computer room, a walkway outside, and a tunnel that crosses over the highway to get to the beach. There's a washer and dryer in every room, a full kitchen, a regular sized refrigerator, a stove, plenty of cabinet space, and a walk-in shower. The two-bedroom had two bathrooms, one connected to each of the bedroom. There's housekeeping every other day or once a week. You have your own parking space if you still drive. They also have their own little bus to take you to appointments or shopping. They also go on tours out of the city. They have a movie room with lounge chairs. Everything was very appealing. The food was awesome. You get a full breakfast. You get your choices of hot and cold things. The same thing with the lunch and the same thing with supper. If you choose not to eat in the dining room, you can always let them know you want to eat in your own apartment; they bring in your tray to you. They also accept pets. My dog was coming with me, unfortunately she died. Nobody would not like the place. It's that nice. Everybody and everything that a person would want is there. They even have a concierge there. The staff during the tour was very personable. That was his day-off, but he came in to give me the tour (which was on a Sunday). He explained and showed me everything thoroughly. Everywhere we went was clean. They had an exercise room and an art room.

Harmony at Victory Station is more like a hotel or business rather than a family setting. The staff was very nice; they were good. Their rooms were nice, but they were more like hotel rooms. Their dining areas were large and open, but their gathering areas were more like rooms on each floor. They weren't really family-like. They have TV or movie nights and a couple other activities. They're more isolated on each floor and it's not really open.

Harmony at Victory Station was too high priced, and the residents weren't as warm and friendly as the other places. The staff was great, and they had a lot of activities, but we wanted a smaller population number. Their meal was great, but the service was slow.

I was very impressed. The staff member gave me a full tour and was very helpful. I looked at an apartment. They have card games and different activities for the elderly. They also have a memory care section. The facility was multiple levels and brand new.

We were accommodated very well here. It was really nice. The room was beautiful, had good windows and nice lighting, and it's brand new. The staff who showed me around was very friendly. The dining room was very clean. They had the bus tours and they go out to eat or to the bar three nights a week, which my dad loves. The residents all loved it there, and it was very encouraging.

I looked at the rooms here and they're larger than usual, but I'm not impressed with the fact that they're all very proud of their liquor nights or happy hours. That's three times a week, and they look forward to that. The rooms were nice and big, and the gentleman that showed it to me was very nice. Everything was fine. It was a little bit less expensive, and the people were all very happy there. I don't have any complaints about this community, it's all very nice. I just don't like the drinking three times a week. The amenities looked pretty much the same everywhere. Everybody was nice. We're allowed to have pets, and I noticed several people with little dog. They looked cute and comfortable.