Bellarose was a newer building. It was a beautiful place, like a 5-star hotel. The lady that gave me the tour was very nice and helpful. The rooms were very nice. The dining area looked beautiful and looked like a restaurant. There were a number of residents doing different activities. There was one group in a cooking class or observing a cooking demonstration. There was a bible study going on. There was another group playing some sort of game.

I was very impressed with Bellarose. It was very nice. They had workout rooms, a theater, a WiFi room, a room where you can play pool, a place to go if the storm came, and a beautiful dining room, and they encourage their clients to at least have dinner there. It had flowers and all that. The lady that gave me the tour was nice. They had a baby grand.

We toured Bellarose. It was fabulous, it was above and beyond anything else I've seen. It was better than a five-star hotel. It was gorgeous. They had beautiful chandeliers and the dining area had beautiful linens on the table, china, and crystal goblets for their drinks. The food looked impeccable. The people serving it were like top-notch waiters. The decor was beautiful antiques, and it was just gorgeous. It was much bigger than the other place, and the rooms she showed us were one of the rooms in the assisted living area where my mother would be, and it was beautiful. It had a little sitting area with couches and chairs and a TV. It had a beautiful queen-sized bed with a nightstand and a lamp. And it is beautifully decorated, very clean, with no odors. The bathroom was tiled, clean, and up to date. Latest fixtures. It had a small kitchenette. It had a small refrigerator, but it was not a hotel-type refrigerator. It had a sink and a microwave. The outdoor area was fabulous. It had an Olympic size swimming pool with a waterfall. It had beautiful patio tables and chairs and seating, and the garden area was lush with all kinds of beautiful plants. They had multiple seating areas, they had two or three different courtyard areas. They had a movie theater. Mm theater seating. They had a pub and bar with games that you could play at the tables. The cost was only $250 a day as compared to the other place we went to was $200 a day. And for $50 more a day, you just got anything you wanted. It was just amazing. The woman that gave us a tour was very friendly, very knowledgeable, and very patient. She told a few jokes and made us laugh. She was great.

We toured Bellarose, it was beautiful and the people were friendly. They didn't talk to us too much about the care that they give. It was more about looking at our pretty place and not really about the care that my dad would receive. They had a heated saltwater pool, which I thought was interesting. They had a grand staircase in the middle, they had a beautiful fireplace and it was gorgeous. The rooms were nice, they already had built-in shower seats. The rooms were a decent size like the others I've seen.

We found Bellarose for my aunt and uncle and we moved my aunt there yesterday. It's in Tulsa and they're in assisted living. The community's layout is very nice. I think they're going to like it. The staff is really good too. Their room is nice. We were able to get everything in there. The one-bedroom that we got them into could accommodate a king-size bed. They have a kitchenette with a refrigerator and we brought over their microwave. There's a big walk-in closet and lots of light. My aunt was excited about all the lighting. It was very roomy for a 1-bedroom. There's going to be only two people, my aunt, and uncle, in there. They let them move in over the weekend, but they're officially already there today. They haven't even tried the food yet. My uncle is still in rehab but he'll be in there today. My aunt got to spend the last two nights there because we already got her bed in. Their dining area is very nice. The community is very nice and clean. It has lots of little areas for people to visit with each other there. I saw there's a little room where people sit to play games. There's a little library and a piano which residents could play. It's just very nice. They have a room where people gather and play games like card games. I saw people set up with puzzles and stuff like that too. They provide a laundry service for an extra charge, but the residents can also use the laundry room.

We chose Bellarose at first, but mom's diabetes care was too extensive that they couldn't manage it, so we didn't end up going in there. It was a nice facility, and it was bigger than the other place. They had a lot of really nice amenities as far as they had a saltwater pool for them. It was very nice and elegant. The only negative I have to say about Bellarose is this guy that did my tour and kind of gave me information about the facility. He didn't disclose everything at first. I visited another place and they said they had this type of fee. I called Bellarose back to find out if they had a similar fee, and they did, but he had never disclosed it. The facility itself was nice, but I would almost equate the guy to a used car salesman. He was not forthcoming with a lot of information, just basic information. To me, you need to disclose everything, not just parts you want them to hear.

My dad moved into Bellarose Senior Living this week. I felt very much at home with the salesperson, who gave me the tour. She introduced me to the rest of the staffe and they were very friendly too. They showed me the menu, and I thought it was really good. It said 'chef selected.' My dad had primarily been eating fast food, so it looked like there were a lot of options. If you did not like the meal for the day, there were also chef's alternatives, which were good. The facility is very beautiful. It has sitting areas and game rooms. It is very well upscaled and decorated. The rooms were very nice for seniors to downsize to. He got a one bedroom apartment with a nice and spacious bathroom where he could sit down and take a shower. Unlike other facilities where you have to step over the edge of the bathtub, you could just roll right in there because it is very large. It had a walk-in closet and a very nice layout. The facility is just three years old, so it is new and does not look worn at all. One thing they do not have is a continuum of care to skilled nursing. So if he got to that point, then we would have to find another facility. They do have memory care though.

My father-in-law is in Bellarose, and he's currently on hospice. He has a very nice single room studio type apartment. He's enthralled with the staff that has taken very good care of him. Since March, we haven't been able to go visit him, but they stay in contact with us fairly regularly to keep us posted that he's okay. We replenish the things he needs such as his candy, his Coca-Cola, his laundry soap, and personal hygiene items. He's kind of immobile. He's basically in a wheelchair, and needs help to get up and get down, get into bed and into the shower, and things like that. We have eaten out there, and the food was very good, and they had a nice selection. They also had a good selection of non-menu items like the grilled cheese, and things like that. Their menu changes on a daily basis, and it all tasted very good. However, it's confusing which door to go in for independent living, and which door to go into for assisted living. Family members who would be having a family gathering or something like that, would get basically lost in the building because the independent living entrance faces the 51st Street, and the assisted living faces East so it's much harder to locate the assisted living entrance. They're extremely reasonable for what they provide in the way of service and care. The activities they offered are not bad, but not good either.

Bellarose was very nice. I liked their one-bedrooms. Their studio was too small. Their facilities were very nice. It looked like a resort. The staff was wonderful. I liked that they can go from assisted to memory care. It's huge, and it reminded me of a cruise ship. I'm afraid mom might get lost.

My mom moved into Bellarose, it 's one year old, beautiful, and very well designed. They have friendly people, they do an excellent job, and they're helpful. I've been there a couple of times, the food was good, it looks like a luxury cruise, and it's very plush. They do exercise every day, they've got movies, and they've got many activities to choose from.

Bellarose would be the one we would prefer to go to. We were very impressed. It's modern, the price is competitive, and the people who showed us around and the residents were all very friendly. The manager was very knowledgeable and very engaged with the residents.

We really like Bellarose. It was very nice and they're very helpful. The rooms are really good, with a good layout, and I like it a lot. The dining area is really very nice, spacious, and clean. They have a couple different dining rooms. They also have an exercise room, a heated pool, and classes for seniors.

My wife was at Bellarose for a number of months. It's a gorgeous building, but they're understaffed, which affects not only the attention to the patient in their room when they need help, but it also affects service at mealtimes. The people that were serving were doing their best, but they were just overworked. The dining room even in the assisted living section was quite luxurious, and it had spiral staircase and chandeliers in the independent section. It's outstanding. She play bingos and watches horse race there. They have a lot of activities.