Wow Roland Park Place is the best-kept secret in Baltimore. The community and the staff are the real-deal. Quality exceeds expectations.

Our overall experience with Roland Park place is positive, and they seemed very friendly. The apartments were very spacious. They have a multitude of activities, and they’re very big on transportation to concerts. They were expensive though. It has a good location within the city.

I have had the pleasure of visiting and staying at Roland Park Place on two occasions for multiple nights. "Caring, courteous and professional" would be my words for the entire staff. I was continually greeted and engaged in a variety of the facilitiies amenities. The accomodations were pristine clean and well cared for. I was very pleasnatly surprised at the high quality of taste and presentation of the dinning and food services. One evening in particular I had a salmon dish that was as good as any I have had in my worldly travels. I would highly recommend Roland Park to anyone!

My arrangements and move-in process truly could not have been smoother. The marketing team masterfully oversaw dates and movers, as well as bookshelf, wood floor, and paint requests. They welcomed me royally and generously, and remain the best of friends! My dog and I are so fortunate to have such a lifestyle in this most attractive, beautiful retirement community. All employees are here to serve, all needs are met, programs and culture abound, the food is delicious, and I LOVE my new apartment and friends. A+

Roland Park Place was very nice, warm and friendly but they were too expensive for me. I loved it and it was absolutely fantastic. The dining room looks very nice; I did not eat there though. The staff was really nice. They have lots of activities and most of them were run by the people and not by the staff.

The staff at Roland Park Place are exceptional; the front desk workers were quick to learn all the family members and were generally approachable and helpful. The building contains a small library and computer center. Neither of these are exceptional, but they are serviceable and better than those at many facilities. While the location in the city is less amenable to wandering around, being directly kitty-corner to a supermarket and movie theater is helpful for the more mobile residents. Additionally, the facility frequently arranges trips to various locations around town (opera, museums, etc); the proximity to downtown is quite beneficial in this respect. Likewise, the center of Hampden is in walking distance, with some good eateries and quirky little shops.The apartments themselves tend towards the smaller side, but are well-maintained and perfectly functional. They have balconies that--for those on the upper floors in particular--offer fairly impressive views of the city and/or county. Parking for residents is reserved, but is rather limited for guests. This is rarely a problem during normal hours, but can be a bit of a nuisance around holidays, though street parking nearby is plentiful.Overall, Roland Park place is a very nice facility, particularly for people who wish to be close to the city.

My mother, now nearing 101, has been at Roland Park place for close to a decade, first in independent living, and after a fall and a broken hip a year ago, in assisted living. Roland Park has proved a wonderful place for her, in almost every way. The other residents are interesting, often from backgrounds in medicine, university life, teaching, and so on. There is a full range of activities, including lectures, classes, film series, discussion groups, and trips to cultural events (and the beach). The food is remarkably good. The staff is mostly competent, engaged, and compassionate. There were a few bad moments in nursing care after my mother's fall when she had to wait a long time for assistance, and currently she has a night aide at extra cost who will be right there if she needs anything. But on the whole, it's hard to imagine a better facility.