By Pat via CARING
October 9, 2022
The Villages at Historic Silvercrest was very nice and very nicely kept. They had wonderful food, and the staff was very nice and very informative. It was a great place. The rooms were wonderful, nicely furnished, a nice size, and looked comfortable. The staff was very accommodating and truthful in answering any questions that we had. The food was very tasteful. Our dining experience was great. I really liked the facility. It was clean and neat and geared toward seniors.
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