Montabaur Heights

I give Montabaur Heights five stars across the board. The food is incredible, and it is like a five-star restaurant. You have a full menu that you can pick from every night. So, every night you can have filet mignon if you want. It's incredible. The food is tremendous, and everything is wonderful. It was just out of my mom's price range, unfortunately. They had a list of things for people to do. If you're bored, you're at your own fault. They had multiple activities, something going on every day, and then some. They took you wherever you wanted to go. So, if there were any doctor's appointments or anything, it was all included. The staff is wonderful, they give you that little mobile alert device. So, if anybody has any issues, they just push that little button. They have community rooms on every floor. They have a workout room, a theater, and a bar. It's nice. It's independent living but with meals. They also transition over, so if you're an independent living and you need assisted living, they have it right there, like it's all in one campus. Everybody seems happy, and the residents just talk. It's cool, and wonderful to see. They have a bocce ball area, and a patio where you can cook out, and the grounds are beautiful and very expensive. Each room has a balcony or a patio, it's just nice.

Noise in the dining room is a big drawback for us. It is a large dining room. Insufficient sound absorption makes chatting during dinner very, very difficult. This is our primary time to socialize. Many residents have hearing problems so a quiet environment for communicating is especially important. If this was improved, our score for Montabaur Heights would go way up. At first MH seems expensive but, adding all expenses, our monthly cost here is the same as the condo we moved from. But here there is no way to economize, like on purchasing food. The rent is set. A monthly fee of $500 is added for a second person living here.