The Sinai Residences was very nice. I was considering it along with another place. This one was just a little less friendly but its facilities were beautiful. The staff was a little less warm and less friendly. The food was good though. During the tour, I looked at their independent living.

I visited Sinai Residences Boca Raton over a year ago. Then we went on a waiting list and was on a waiting list for about a year. We had decided to move in there; however, we weren't aware of an extra price. Then we decided not to go into there. The place was very nice. It was a very good tour. The apartments were smaller than we would have liked, but the one we wanted had a balcony. They had resident dining. They had like a kind of a brunch in the morning. It was not much, just like muffins. Then they had a full course meal at night. The one thing I didn't like about the dining is that you had to make reservations every night. I didn't like that. It also had kosher food, which is what I'm looking for and is a little bit hard to find. It was a lovely place. It had a lot of amenities. The first person that we dealt with was very, very good and very nice. We went back a couple times, and she was not available. We had someone else, and she was OK. The other one had a much better personality. The people we talked to were very nice and very accommodating. They had a nice, handicapped pool if you needed it. It was regular pool, plus the handicapped. They had a day spa, and they had all kinds of rooms and activities, like art and crafts and just about all kinds of clubs that you can imagine. They had a nice auditorium, and they had lecturers come in to talk to speak about different subjects. They had a barber shop, a salon, lots of exercise rooms, and exercise classes. Everything was great except for the cost. I remember eating dessert there, which was great. I think the rest must have been very good. They have kosher food too.