Pet Friendly Independent Living in Honolulu, Hawaii

"I toured The Plaza at Punchbowl. It was very cordial. Everybody was smiling and everybody was helpful. They answered all the questions or anticipated questions. However, they're undergoing extensive renovations. They're redoing everything inside and ..."

"Kalakaua Gardens is a good facility right in town. It offers every level of care from independent down to totally dependent. The dining area is beautiful. The menu was quite nice. It had very nice choices and things like that. They had PT and OT. T..."

"The Plaza at Waikiki was very expensive but very nice. The apartments were nice. Everything was nice. The staff was very friendly. Everything went well. The food was very bland, though. The residents looked happy and not bored because it's in a resor..."

"As I toured the facility, it was quite evident that I was the youngest person there so although it was very nice, for now, I have decided to stay at home...."

"The Ivy at Hawaii Kai was very large and spacious. It was beautiful and very well-maintained. I talked to the salesperson and he was very friendly. The only thing was they weren't very upfront with the cost until after the tour. It looks like a four ..."

"WELCOME HOME Your home at The Plaza is more than a place to live – it’s a place to thrive, with convenient, all-inclusive month-to-month se..."

"I liked the Plaza at Pearl City. I was considering going there. They don't allow pets. I had two residents come up to me, and they said they loved it there. The staff was very professional. They had a gym, a little courtyard, an area where you could ..."

"The least I like about Ilima at Leihano is the cost. They had a salon, a nice big courtyard, and a swimming pool. They offer activities throughout the day. The salesperson was very thorough and answered all my questions. The facility was really clean..."

"The Plaza at Mililani was kind of nice. It was well-kept. The staff was friendly. The way they had it planned out was really good, but my mom feels more comfortable at home, so we're not going to be putting her in a care home. She has dementia. Their..."