We liked Harbor Village Senior Communities because it would meet all of my mother-in-law's needs. It seemed like a nice community where she would have a sense of belonging, but also be able to maintain her autonomy. There were trees surrounding the property and we liked the feeling that we got when we toured it. I've been in contact with John and he has been very warm and very prompt in all of his communication with us. He's easy to communicate with and easy to collaborate on the next step with. The apartments were a nice space, with good lighting. They actually renovate the unit when they turn it over to a new resident (flooring, paint, and anything that it needs to sort of feel fresh for them). They have shared community spaces as well that anybody were welcomed to use. Aside from touring the independent living, we went around the assisted living, too, should my mother-in-law need to transition there and they were all welcoming.

The tour at Harbor Village Senior Communities was fantastic. It gave a very warm feeling. The only issue I had was that there was no bathtub and I have a bad back. That's the only single thing that I wasn't happy with. I have scoliosis so taking a bath would be very helpful. Other than that, I loved everything else about it. The guy that took me on the tour, John, was wonderful. He was just very personable and didn't rush me through it. I went to another community on Thursday and I felt like I was running a race because it was exhausting. I kept feeling like she needed to be somewhere in a hurry and would I please hurry up. John was not like that, he was great. I liked the building but the balcony was a little scary because I could see that the wood was rotting. I have a table and chairs for a porch, so I would want to be assured that it's safe. I toured the independent living part of the community. I appreciated that they have an exercise group that meets every morning. That was important to me. Everyone that I met on the tour was just very warm and friendly. The menu looked great because they have vegetarian options, you just need to sign up for them. I looked at it and saw what was offered and most of it was very appealing. I don't eat a whole lot of meat because I'm on a vegetarian diet. The place was very clean and it met all of my needs except for the bathtub.

My father has moved into Harbor Village Senior Communities. It was well-maintained, very clean, and seemed kind of up to date or kept up. He's in independent living, so there isn't really any staff over there. The housekeeping staff came to introduce themselves. They were very friendly and just confirmed with him when the apartment would be cleaned. I feel like they have good communication. The independent housing doesn't have any additional facilities, just a common room downstairs. There's no gym or anything of that nature. It's a nice facility. I thought the staff have all been very helpful. It's a good value. There are no additional services because he's an independent, so I think it's consistent with the market for senior housing.

My tour at Harbor Village Senior Communities was very good. It was nice and open with friendly people. The staff who gave the tour was very nice and very helpful. The building was kept up, nice, the outside was nice, so I like the outside space. The layout of the facility was easy to navigate.

As a visitor, Harbor Village Senior Communities was very large, and I'm used to a little bit smaller community. The main thing is, it's a 40-minute drive from me, so if I had friends to visit, or me to come to visit them, it's a 40-minute drive instead of a 15-minute drive. The rooms are a little bit smaller. The staff was eager to help, but, they have not had been there for a long period of time. They have an activity list. They have a library; I think you can check out DVDs and things like that. The facility is not new, it's been there for a long time.