Holiday by Atria

We only stayed one month out of three paid for. My diet is so that I could not eat 80 per cent of their food which is terrible. The cook left and another one was coming in so we had people in there that don't know how to cook. The people that work there are topnotch, couldn't be better. But they couldn't do anything about the good. Too bad I really liked it here.

Not Good. Food bad. Floors dirty carpet duct taped every where. Last meal there I took a pic of my breakfast table and all aforementioned. Servers most were rude and take your plate b4 finished. Dessert ice cream served at same time as main meal. Thrown or pushed at you. Servers dress mostly ghetto. Coffee was good. Staff friendly. Activities good. Most of us were looking for a different place to live. This is not a place for my mom and not a place for me.

Turned into one of the worst experiences of my life!! Nothing the promised ever appeared. Terrible meals, sporadic housekeeping, no transportation or off site experiences, they had a steady stream of employees in and out of there, management was a joke, and I never felt safe, since there was no (absolutely none) night staff! Don't recommend it to anyone!

Supposed to get light housekeeping weekly. It has been 4 weeks since ours has been cleaned. The GM would get a 0 in terms of friendliness of staff, but everyone else receives a 4. At the moment, we would not recommend Holiday Illahee Hills to others

Food is processed, frozen and rewarded. For the cost to live there the food should be chef prepared with a couple of options to choose from. They should also realize that many seniors are on special diets that are low sodium or diabetic. Nothing served here takes that into consideration. Please do not let your loved one sign up for this place.

My mother in law moved in before COVID. They had a dedicated event coordinator, did mystery tours for the residents, the staff were pleasant. Since the latest manager arrived the place has become much less of a community and more of an institution. 1. There is no longer a social/event coordinator this duty is performed by someone as a secondary duty. 2. The bus, when working, does medical appointments, and a weekly shopping trip to the local mall; 3. Expect very independent living. Management will stress this if there is any suggestion of needing a hand after you have moved in; 4. Don’t nod off in a chair in the Atrium; you risk having the Manager jolt you awake and scold you. 5. Don’t expect a lot of choice at mealtime, or any accommodation if you have dietary needs. 6. Don’t arrive over 5 minutes late to a meal or you risk not getting served Don’t be fooled; this place may be on the low end in terms of cost, but you can find much better for the same or a slightly higher price.

Manor at Woodside is for healthy fully ambulatory sane people with a big bankroll and local family/friends to help out. To have been inches away from my choice which was affordable to this has about put me over the edge. They've got a great salesman here and I got sold. I have no family locally and God bless those who do!!

They have thrown 2 senior citizens out in 2 months. Some of these people have no where to go. They are about to throw out an older gentleman, for being "complained" on too much. This man is extremely friendly, and means absolutely no harm. He has no family, be has nowhere to go after he's kicked out. This is ridiculous. They also run out of food for residents, almost daily.

There facility had no low sodium diet for residents. The food is very salty and over-cooked. The rooms have people who need a lot of care, especially physically. There rooms are accessible to the public and people come in to steal residents' belongings. Management will not inform the residents. Many residents have installed cameras on their rooms. When residents tell management, nothing is done. It is a dismal place to live. Street people come in to use the laundry facilities. The management does little to make the place a safe place to live. Do not let your mother move in.

General manager talks a good game up on initial conversation, but only talks about and displays (via Zoom call) most positive aspects of the facility. Have experienced much turnover in only 2 months residence, with many others seeking alternative residence. Ineffective to poor maintenance, inconsistencies with available menu options, running out of many listed/promoted items (although serving staff is VERY good, very attentive, accommodating, etc. Many maintenance items don't receive attention for months, and in some cases, YEARS. I am currently seeking alternative residence myself.

Head Chef can not cook. Corporate won't listen. Sales rep -he is a total and complete liar!! Then there is the bedbugs, all over and a total infestation. Seniors that do not belong there, because they are a danger to themselves!! Corporate won't care by the way! Food quality is minimal, just ask a few that are "with it" but have to eat there. Staff is bleak and almost non-existent!! They only care about getting you the lease! Do not do it! You know in your gut the sales guy is full of it and he is using psychological tactics on you and your family. It really truly is a horrible place! And it's 99% Corporates fault, do to their GREED. Company likes to talk out of both sides of it's mouth, an example of this is "independent living" lol right! Take a tour and look at how many are actually. The VP and RVP are as dishonest as they come too!!! Don't get bamboozled.

No accommodations for special dietary needs; rigid meal times--8; 12; 5. Be there or don't eat. Sales person was not truthful about availability. We are very disappointed and would not recommend. I have celiac disease and we have had to create a kitchen out of a kitchenette.

It wasn't this bad when first placed, some things were, but it has just gone downhill steadily.Would not recommend at this time.No dinning staff , house keeping and maintenence have been serving food. No recreational director or hairdresser.

Prior to my loved ones medical episode while touring the property , the tenants living there seemed to be happy. If your loved one has a medical episode and is hospitalized AFTER signing lease however prior to moving in, DON'T expect management to return your call(s) OR respond to your emails. Have an attorney on stand by. Fortunately, I was able to FINALLY speak with management prior to getting an attorney involved. If I recall correctly , close to a month had lapsed. In the end, after my loved ones medical episode, she went to hospice and passed. Dealing with that and unprofessional/unresponsive management was horrible!

I have not lived there this pass year. After [name removed] had that bad fall and he went into long-term care, it was way to costly for me to stay at Grizzly Peak. From what I have heard from a few of the residents there, the food went down hill, activities director and bus driver quit, and everything in general was not good. Speaking for myself, I would put it at the bottom of my list for senior living. The out of state owners have no idea what us Montana people like for comfortable living. I even had to set them straight on my bill, because they over charged me.

We visited Sky Peaks and were invited to have lunch. The lady touring us was pleasant and nice. The blonde who introduced herself as assistant manager who's in charge of the kitchen was rude and unprofessional. They didn't get our order until we've been sitting there for more than an hour. We didn't get an apology from the assistant manager. She yelled and used the [removed] word at the lady touring us in front of us. Very unprofessional. We won't be back.

Totally misleading. Facilities are broken. Sales price offer move in discount rates and then once in prices sky rocket despite the lease. Food servers withhold from residents and are beyond rude. Servings are disgusting and tiny and if residents are not in seats at start they are denied food. 3 meals per day is part of the price, and it is inedible and when it is edible it is tiny servings. Residents are treated like children. This is NOT as advertised. There is little to no real entertainment or activities, the recreational room and gym have broken equipment. More people just leave then complain.

I looked for a place for my mom, I talked with front office, and talked with nurse ( who is not affiliated with willow gardens) she meant my mom and said we could move in, I stated she may need help as this is her first time in a place. She agreed. We moved I. [Date Removed] and stayed 1 day and the nurse said she was too much. I picked her up and and got her out of there. I was very distressed and they took my mom with them and stressed her out. We moved out that weekend. They have not refunded my money yet and it’s been a month and a half. They just keep saying the same thing, so next going to small claims to get money back. I would not even go there or put a family member thru this ordeal. It has been a horrible experience overall.

I would recommend to others, depending on the need. Like I said I would prefer more diverse activities. But for us it is working well. I like the staff. The price was right. If my father was younger, I would be disappointed in some of the activities. They don't do field trips or really anything physical. Sometimes the food is marginal. I wouldn't want to eat it. Sometimes it's pretty good.

It was the worst experience I have ever had. No manager for over a year. There was different chefs for a day or days. Food was hit or miss many days. All maids quit first of year. Kitchen help was never adequate. I was there from May to mid Jan. Left immediately after the storm.