If 0 stars were an option I would select. Poor quality. Cheaply run. Residents do not receive…read moreeven the basics. If you are private pay check your bill carefully. Make sure your loved one is receiving all that you're paying for. Highly recommend placing cameras to verify care

The hardest thing to do in life is to place your parents when you feel it is time. We have my…read morefather living in independent living and my mother in memory care. We are very pleased with the facility and the employees that work there. They are special people and we are blessed. The food is very good and the daily activities and events are what gets us through the day. They have music that puts my mom in a happy place. The campus is very clean and decorated for every season. The campus is beautiful in the spring and summer with outdoor gazebos. They also have onsite doctors and and rehabilitation if needed. We know when we leave them for the day that they are being taken care of. I would recommend Fox Run to my family and friends.

This facility wasted our time we came out from California brought my grandmother in did a tour with…read morethem, and they discriminated her for being blind. We were told by Elizabeth that they would accommodate her never once was told that she needed three years of financial to cover the cost of this facility. Elizabeth told us that we would be able to help her pay for this facility week did the application submitted her statements, explain to them that her caretaker stole from her and for the first month we would help out Christine Avoided my calls my emails and made every excuse not to take my grandmother in. Please be aware and make sure when you do contact this facility. Ask all the questions before they waste your time and avoid your phone calls and emails.

We decided to stop by since we were staying nearby. They makes their own wines and everything we…read moretried was great! You can get flights to try out a few things and they have flatbreads and charcuterie to order as well. When we were there, if you purchased bottles the flight was comped. We ended up deciding to take four bottles home. Try the Icewine if you go, it's amazing!

My bf and I were visiting Canada for the first time and staying down the street from Lundy Manor,…read moreon our way to Niagara one day I spotted it and me loving wineries we had to stop before the end of our trip and I'm so glad we did! The inside was immaculate but it was a beautiful day so we decided to sit outside - they have a spacious and beautiful patio with brightly colored comfy chairs and speakers playing lovely upbeat 1920s like music. I was in heaven to say the least. My bf and I decided we'd do a flight of 3 but they just opened a few months ago so they only have 4 wines so our host told us she'd be letting us try all 4! She knew each of the wines really well and was a great host, we had fresh cold water and she occasionally came back after each tasting to see what we thought and explain a bit more about the wine and how it was fermented. My bf isn't an avid wine drinker so he likes the sweeter ones and I like the dryer however we both really enjoyed all of them and ended up buying 2 bottles, one being the Riesling and the other was a blend of 3 whites. The property is gorgeous too looks like a beautiful place for a wedding! Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area!

Beautiful Facility, staff are wonderful, the Activities department is the best, they always have…read morefun things to do for the residents.

Smells really bad. They treat my family like they are elephants because all they feed them is…read morepeanuts.

Canterbury Woods in Williamsville is a CCRC and serves residents who are totally independent to…read morethose who need Assisted Living, Skilled Nursing or Memory Care. A person must be at least 62 to be accepted and must come in at the Independent level. There are several financial packages available. Whatever the rental cost of their apartment in Independent will be the same cost if the resident requires any of the other services as time goes on. In Independent Living, where I am most familiar, meals are provided in two fine restaurants and a cafe, and weekly cleaning is provided if you want it. Many people compare the living culture here with that of a cruise ship - there is access to a pool with a daily aqua aerobic class; yoga classes, balance and other exercise classes are available as well. There are also art classes; assorted classes in various topics by resident college professors; and to top is off there is a theater where professional and amateur performances are readily presented to the community and residents needn't even going outside. There is also a convenience store manned by volunteers and a Weekly Happy hour with music, wine and snacks. There is so much more! In my opinion after living here for eight years, I think it's a fine place to retire!

While I prefer cities to suburbs, this place really is in the perfect location. Its a retirement…read morecommunity, where you can literally increase the level of support you need as you age. Very cool on that front. You buy in, and they cover the health care etc. You rent a townhouse or apartment, there are 4 or so different eating options/dining rooms and of course, you can go off site and eat anywhere you like. You can have a car if you want, there is parking assigned by unit, but you can also easily not have a car. You are not eligible to come here until you are 62, but many come much later. Its more or less sold out so you may have a wait if you want to be there now. Ive been here a few times scoping out different size units for a few differernt retired couples. You can decorate as you like, but the apartments are pretty similar overall. You can have a car and for extra get a covered parking spot too. Theres a nice exercise facility there, and a reasonably diverse group, although all over the age of 62.

I moved my mom out of an apartment and into Cobblestone in October when completely independent…read moreliving became a bit overwhelming for her. She has flourished since then. They have the most caring staff and some have been there 20 years so you know this is their passion. Joyce leads the PSW's by example. She is respectful and professional, compassionate and yet firm. Mom has regained all of the weight that she lost because of a lack of desire to cook and the loneliness of eating alone. The kitchen does a very good job at preparing healthy meals that the residents enjoy. Jean, who does so many of the activities with the residents is creative and hardworking, recently adding a blind silent auction to the regular Bingo, exercise classes and walks to Timmy's. The recent opening of the new senior centre around the corner will compliment the activities offered on site. Mom couldn't be happier and I have great peace of mind. If you are thinking of making this transition, sit in the lobby for a while before or after a tour to get a real feel for it.

My mother moved to Cobblestone last year from her apartment. She didn,t want to move into a…read moreretirement living home as her thoughts of the old nursing homes were in her mind. We took a tour and planted the thought of mom moving in. we told mom it is a place to go live not to go to die. There was a room available but mom felt she wasn,t ready. A couple months go by and mom was told by the doctor that she can,t live on her own, fortunately a room came available at Cobblestone. Mom has thrived there. She has started eating again (the food is delicious) she has made many friends and she loves the staff, they are fun and so caring., They give mom such great care. Mom loves the activies and we have to work our visits around them, lol They have people come into sing and play music which mom loves.I would highly recommend Cobblestone for independent living.

The staff here are fantastic! They take great care of my grandma and seem to genuinely care about…read moreher. The rooms are very pleasant with great views of the trees. My grandma enjoys the activities and is happy.