The Lafayette was wonderful. I loved it. The people were so good. The residents looked happy and inviting. They talked to us, and they looked like fun people to live with, so that made a big impression. Also, the apartments were spacious, and they have a small kitchenette with a real stove and oven, which is unusual we're finding because a lot of the assisted living places will have a refrigerator and a sink. This is the first place we've been so far that has a small stove and oven, so that was a big plus. It's small but it's adequate. It's freshly painted as far as the apartments go and there were lots of options. There was one with a balcony, there was a two-bedroom and there was a one-bedroom. They may have had a studio, too, but we didn't look at those. The person who toured us was great. It was the building manager because the lady that normally does that was not there. He filled in and he was fabulous. We learned a lot about the facility because he knows the physical facility like the painting of the rooms, what they can do, and what they can offer. He was wonderful. He showed us a lot of properties. We saw the dining room and talked to some residents that loved the place. For me, when you see residents happy and they say they like being here, that means a lot.