Willow Valley Communities

Dian

I toured the Manor Campus of Willow Valley Communities. I would say it's pretty amazing. It's decidedly the best that I have seen to date in person. It is a very large property; they own 53 acres. They have beautiful landscaping. It's a relatively new facility, so they don't have huge trees yet, but they have planted quite well. It's probably the best one I've visited, and it's one of the best that I've seen online. It's very large. It's got a great span of ages. It tries bringing people in, in...

Gerald

We went to Willow Valley Communities a couple of times and it's our second choice. It's a very good community, an excellent place, and one of the biggest ones in the country. They took us around to look at the apartment houses. They have a small buffet set up where you taste the food, it was excellent. They have a lot of amenities, and it's one of the most sought-after communities. I like that it was well-kept with a lot of amenities, there are a lot of things to do there if you want to particip...

Carol

I recently visited The Willow Valley Communities. It was the most beautiful place I've ever seen. I've been there several times for dinner in the main dining room, and it's just the quality of everything there, including all the amenities, the huge pools, and all the entertainment that you can sign up for. It's a huge place. It's absolutely beautiful. They have different sections and different complexes, they have lakes, and then they have another big area. It's really, really large. I went to t...

not rich and famous

Don't jump through hoops applying here unless you have a minimum of $500,000 to invest and a clean bill of health. Preexisting conditions usually rule you out and the monthly rental rate are raised yearly. It's not for the average person, certainly not affordable for most and I found the office staff to be rude and unsympathetic. So don't waste your time. You will be disappointed before you ever get there. It's a rich man or woman's paradise. I'm sure they hope you'll pass away before you need m...

cassie1313

Get beyond marketing. Talk with an attorney. The contract is one-sided with all power to the community owner. (some of this is industry wide, not just here). There is a lot to like, but if you have a problem with your residence, this community management likely won't spend a penny after move-in. Some have serious problems. All else fades if you do not have a good residence. If you try to work things out, in can take months or longer. If you try to transfer, it is unlikely you can, partl...

oliveoliveoil52

The facilities are great as are the staff members. I am very happy that we can afford to live here and enjoy all of the the amenities, although COVID has reduced the number of activities and facilities that can be used. A word of caution... Although WVCCRC is non-profit, their contractors are not. Every change you make to your dwelling (except for a few included changes) costs money. If you do not use their approved contractors or appliances, WV is not responsible for any repairs or damages...

Fay

I visited Willow Valley. It's a continuing care community, but it's not diverse. I am a white woman, but I like diversity in my life. It's all old white people, and I don't like it. They have studios there. I like it because it's somewhat in the country, and there's a level of independence there, but I don't like the weather anymore in the northeast. They offer people the opportunity to spend an overnight stay or a weekend stay. They had very few single people living there, mostly older married ...

Caring72276850

Willow Valley Communities was one of the best around here. It was an excellent facility and very expensive. It was a huge complex with a number of new apartments and cottages, and they continued to grow. I was there a couple of times, and it was a beautiful campus. I would definitely consider this place if I could afford it.