The people we met at The Vintage at Arlington Senior Apartments were all very helpful. However, when I was on the first floor, I noticed some gaps underneath the doorways in their community room and to the outside. I thought that wasn't very good because mice can get into anything. Also, I was interested in a two-bedroom apartment, but I only saw a one-bedroom; therefore, the apartment was small for me.

The Vintage at Arlington Senior Apartments has decent facilities. There's no in-suite laundry, but they have multiple laundry rooms on each floor. There were no balconies. It's not a bad place, but there are better. It's independent and no meals are provided. They have resident-lead activities, like game nights and Bible studies. They have a puzzle room and a billiards room. The particular employee I met with seemed a little new and didn't know absolutely everything. So it wasn't a bad experience, but after visiting some other sister properties, it was clear that that employee was new.