Watermere at Flower Mound

Patsy

We toured Watermere at Flower Mound, and it was my favorite among the apartments. It had fabulous closets, a nice kitchen, and washers and dryers, and I loved it. They offered breakfast and no dinners except once a week, and they gave you $75 each a month to spend on that one Thursday night. The staff described it as a gourmet dinner, but the prices were $30, $26.50, or $27.50. I mean, you couldn't eat there but two times a month. Otherwise, you have to cook, and I'm looking for facilities where I don't have to cook. I would give a low mark to the food program. It was not a good deal at all. The facility is not beautiful on the outside. It looked more like apartments to me from the outside, and compared to the other facility, I was not as impressed with the exterior, but inside, it's fine. I liked the patios in the backyard. Their fees were not as high as the other facility, and it had a wonderful pantry, but their carports were like $100 a month, whereas the other facility was less. The carport charge was a little high. They had a library and a workout room. Because they were full, Tamara was a little too fast with the information. I got my notes all scribbled up because she was jumping around. I didn't think she was as organized at all in terms of her presentation.

Pamela

I'm at Watermere at Flower Mound. It's for people that don't really need care from the facility. It's just like an apartment. I have a one-bedroom, one bath with a full kitchen. It's like a little small home. It's got everything. They have a lot of activities. They have games, we go on excursions, and I like to exercise and walk, so I do that. It keeps you busy. The staff are just wonderful. The concierge at the desk helps you in any way. The housekeeping staff is wonderful. I have nothing bad to say about them. We have a chef and you can't beat the food. It's restaurant quality.