The Reserve at Peachtree City would have been my number one choice if my mother were in a position to stay at that facility. It was extremely clean, and the staff was really friendly. Their apartments were just exceptional. They were very clean and accommodating. The dining area looked accessible and clean. They had morning devotionals, games, snacks, and fellowships.

We have chosen The Reserve at Peachtree City. I have been there several times actually. It is for assisted living and memory care because I have one parent for each. They were wonderful. The staff was excellent. I had no problems whatsoever with anything that they explained to us. My parents haven't moved there yet, but the rooms were more than adequate. For their age and living level, they were more than adequate. The living atmosphere was terrific there. The community layout was excellent. I was very impressed with the place. I have not eaten there, but I have been there twice during meal times. The food looked better than most of those residents were getting at home. It looked home cooked. I was there for lunch yesterday, and the dining room was packed. Everyone seemed to be thoroughly enjoying themselves. The dining area was open, airy, bright, and cheerful, even on the dreary day. In fact, that's one of the things I liked about that entire facility. It was a very open facility, very airy, and light. It did not feel boxed in or closed at all, which I really liked specifically because my parents are coming from Florida. I did tour the memory care, and it was more than adequate for my mother. My father is stone deaf. He is not going to be participating in anything that requires any hearing whatsoever. As far as like bingo and things like that, he's not going to be participating in that. There were plenty of great amenities. They had a salon. They had a library. They had puzzles and movies. They had plenty to offer.

It was very nice. The people were very nice, and it was very clean. I did secure a room for my sister there, but because she could not get out of the bed into a wheelchair by herself, they would not take her. The staff member was very helpful, very friendly, and answered all our questions. She was a very, very nice person. The room that was chosen for her did not have a kitchenette. It was a studio-type apartment. It's a very open floor plan. The bottom level where the dining area merges into the lounge area and into the reception front desk area is very open and unobstructed. The residents there walking around with their walkers or wheelchairs seemed to be clean and happy.

I was able to visit for my father. It was very nice, very warm, welcoming, and very clean. They have a 1-bedroom, which was spacious and clean. It has a courtyard with birds and they have chipmunks that come out right there. It was a pretty big courtyard, and you can walk in it. They do a lot of stuff inside, and they have a community room where you can watch TV and stuff. I have not eaten their food, but I've been in there while they were eating, and it looked good and smelled good.

It was a lovely place, and the facilities were nice. I have no complaints. The room was fine, and it felt homey. My husband said the food was very good and well prepared. It was a Saturday and there were a lot of families visiting. The staff was very nice and very helpful. It had elevators, which my mother-in-law didn't like. It had two floors on it.

It is a good place, our experience so far has been good, and I've been happy with it. It's nice and clean, it doesn't smell, and the food is good. The people are very caring and the staff members that are there have been working there for a long while, which speaks a lot about the place.

It was really nice. I believe the rooms have a bathroom and a kitchenette. It was very clean. We checked the dining area, and it was very nice and very clean. We saw the menu for that day, and I guess they change it up throughout the week. We did not taste any of the food, but it sounded good.