Cherrywood Village very clean and the staff was very, very helpful and courteous. The bedrooms were decent, nice, and clean. They had a concert going on in the parking lot when we went there. Their dining area was restaurant-style, and they have a gym or workout area and a nice library.

We went to Cherrywood Village. Their amenities are top notch, they have anything and everything you could ever imagine. Cleanliness is awesome, room sizes a tad small, but they are at the top of our list, and for cost they are the highest. The staff was very helpful and knowledgeable.

My parents are living in Cherrywood Village. It is a wonderful place. The layout, the appearance, and the staff are terrific. They have really nice apartments, too. We have a modest one-bedroom apartment, which is just fine for my parents. It looks great. The whole community is one big family. They genuinely love their residents. They cook for a specific group, and they do a good job of meeting those needs. My parents have been happy with it.

My father was at Cherrywood Village - Royal Anne Assisted Living. There was bad communication from the management, but it's really pretty inside. My brother had made arrangements to come down and have dinner, but they were busy on the day they chose and they weren't able to do the tour. The supposed move-in date was Memorial Day because that's when all of us were free, but the staff said they'd like to make a big deal when they move someone in, and everyone would come to greet him. So, we did it after Memorial Day. I stayed with him all day, and there was only one person who poked their head in just to see how we were doing. There was no big fanfare or any sort of greetings except, "How are you doing?" Then weeks later, he ended up in the hospital because he had acute kidney injury from dehydration. He was more than they could take care of. The food was excellent, the apartment was nice, and they had activities, but they never got my dad involved in them. They provided haircuts, transportation, and they delivered the food to his room and provided food for anyone who visited him. The facilities were great and the people were nice, but they didn't take care of my dad and they didn't seem interested.

CherryWood is a very nice place. I would highly rate this place. The room that we saw, which was a one bedroom, was nice and large. They had good activities for the residents, swimming pool, and an exercise room.

The marketing director of Cherrywood Village was wonderful. She was really good. She even gave us books to read. Food was good. I would recommend Cherrywood Village; it is very nice.

The Parkview Memory Care Community of Cherrywood was brand new. They had just opened a month before I visited, and I was just visiting on the assumption that my mom might need memory care as time went along. They had assisted living, and then if you are a resident there and you needed to migrate over to the memory care, then it is an easier transition. I thought it was a fabulous place for people who needed that kind of care. It was very small. They had a central meeting area when you walk in through the main doors. The café was there, and they had a little church built inside. They had a part of an old car with a radio, so people who wanted to maybe go back in time to the 40's or 50's could turn on the radio and listen to that kind of music. They were all studio apartments, and some of them had private baths while some shared a bathroom. It was a nice, bright, cheery place. It had lots of windows, and they had a little courtyard that the residents could go out -- actually two courtyards with a sidewalk around inside the courtyard -- so the residents could actually do some walking and get some exercise outside as well.