I went to Davis Place. It was a very nice tour. They had very nice people working there. It was clean and organized. It seemed like they have a lot of activities for the seniors, which is a plus. The accommodations were very nice. They're just the right size. They don't need to be any larger than they are. It's perfect size for a senior citizen. I was impressed with their amenities. The showers were walk-in, and they would accommodate adjusting the handrails. If the senior decides that they didn't like the positioning, they would move those handrails for them. Another thing that impressed me was they had healthy snacks for them everywhere and water. They're definitely on top of everything. They had menus and activity list. It was a very nice facility. I didn't try the food, but the menu looked good.

Davis Place was very nice, and we love the people there. I liked the layout. The staff was friendly. It was clean and welcoming. The dining was nice. They had a nice big open area. They had some group activities, a courtyard in the middle, a little group activity area, and a little exercise area. The rooms were nice and modern looking. The layout was kind of U-shaped. Each of the rooms get a view either of the courtyard or the outer perimeter, which is a nice feature. You could have a room going into the courtyard and you had a view of that and you had a door that went out to it. The staff was friendly and informative, and they didn't try to hide anything or sugarcoat it. They were realistic in expectations and the process. The girl that we had for our tour was upfront about everything. She wanted us to take a look at a room that's a little smaller, but in her opinion, it had the best view. She's friendly, approachable, informative, and not pushy.

Davis Place was very nice. That would've been our first choice, but the cost was a little bit too much. It seemed very friendly and the people seemed pretty happy there. We saw quite a few people around and it was a nice, clean facility. The room was really good, really nice and clean, and accessible.

We like Davis Place. We're very interested in it, but we're going to wait for financial assistance before we move my husband. The lady in charge over there has been pushing it with the VA. It was a small facility and we like that. The rooms were very accommodating. They allowed his little dog. It's a very clean, pleasant place. The dining area was really nice, and they have nurses on duty 24/7. They clean your room, they do your laundry, and they make sure you get your medications, so they have literally everything covered. The grounds were really nice. I thought it was very comfortable and very inviting. It was a brief tour. We don't really have much experience with them, and I didn't see any activities. They offered us the option to come by during lunchtime if we wanted. We saw the menu and it looked amazing. If you have allergies or just don't like what they're cooking, the cook will make an accommodation for you. They have a little snack bar where you can pick up oranges, apples, and beverages. They have a little area right up front by the dining room where you could grab something at any time of day, so that was kind of nice. The staff seemed very nice and accommodating. The facility was very clean. We really like Davis Place.

I was able to visit Davis Place. It was a large place with friendly people. It was very clean, and I think well-staffed. The staff members were very knowledgeable, very friendly, and very well-trained, but I don't know if that is the right word or not, in their duties. The food was good, and I would rate it a three out of five.

It's a one-story, kind of circular, with a courtyard in the middle. It's very nice, and we're very happy with it. The people are very good with my mother. Her room fits her perfectly. The food is good. We even eat there. It just fits my mom's lifestyle. She likes to get out and walk. We wanted her to be able to do that safely, and she could do that there. They just met everything that we were looking for for her.