We were not very impressed with Killarney Kourt. The rooms were very small. It looked very worn and some of the carpeting was shabby. They only had two tiers, one where you could only have lunch or dinner, and the other you could have lunch and dinner. We were there around noon. They had three tables for lunch with one person at each table, and that was it. The menus just did not appeal to what we wanted. The girl must have been new because there were a lot of questions that we asked that she didn't have the answers to.

We went to Killarney Kourt but they didn't have an opening. The people that run the place were very nice. I was impressed just how nice they were. They did a pretty good job there. However, the facility was not bright. Their dining area was nice but it was kind of dark in there. They need to clean their carpets or they need new carpeting. The facility itself was a nice place and their decorations were okay, but for what it would cost to live there, it should be updated a little bit. Regarding activities, I think they have the same activities as with the other facility but they're not physical activities. They did have card games and they did a lot where they take residents to places.

My mother has been a resident for over 5 years, before the facility began to accept residents in need of daily support. Although listed as an "assisted living facility" on-line, Killarney Kourt does a substandard job of supervising its many residents who are in need of daily support. Over the course of the past six years, I have witness a noticeable decline in the cleanliness, general atmosphere, resident satisfaction and dedication and interest of office staff. In addition, residents are now allowed to own pets. For the majority of those who own dogs, the owners do not have the ability to control their pets. For example non-stop barking is tolerated by office staff and I have witnessed small amounts of dog feces on steps between floors and in common areas. Nighttime availability of onsite office personnel who would need to handle possible emergencies is nonexistent. If the facility was what it has become when my mother was investigating senior housing, she would not have chosen Killarney Kourt. My mother (who is an independent living resident), my siblings and I are in agreement regarding dissatisfaction with Killarney Kourt.