Coach Stop Manor had a warm, "home like" feeling to it. Residents and day-guests seemed well-cared for and comfortable. There were a few rooms downstairs, and a very nice and safe backyard for clients to spend time. The staff person I met was wonderful. I could tell she genuinely cared, and I could trust her with my vulnerable father (I was not comfortable with a lot of other staff persons at other places I toured.) I was exploring the idea of bringing my dad there, as he had recently suffered a few strokes and was in need of a safe facility away from home to spend some time while we attended to his business. Unfortunately, this was not the right place for him, because he needed more supervision, since he was often trying to head out on his own. This would be a great place for a senior, or someone with a physical or mental disability, who does not require constant supervision.