Belmont Village Senior Living Hollywood Hills

I had a lovely tour at Belmont Village Hollywood Heights. They had availability in the memory care. I like it very, very much. They had smaller rooms and all the activities were great. They also had a movie theater. It was very, very impressive. They didn't have animal therapy though and it was...

I had a lovely tour at Belmont Village Hollywood Heights. They had availability in the memory care. I like it very, very much. They had smaller rooms and all the activities were great. They also had a movie theater. It was very, very impressive. They didn't have animal therapy though and it was difficult to park for visiting. Other than that, that would have been my second choice. They had a very lovely outdoor space. It seemed like all of the residents were participating and it seemed very open and friendly.

What we like most about the Belmont Village Hollywood Hills community is the attentiveness and friendliness of the staff, the volume and quality of the activities, the cleanliness, the food. If I had to make a complaint, the microwave is difficult to figure out. (I may need to purchase a different ...

What we like most about the Belmont Village Hollywood Hills community is the attentiveness and friendliness of the staff, the volume and quality of the activities, the cleanliness, the food. If I had to make a complaint, the microwave is difficult to figure out. (I may need to purchase a different one for my mother.)

Belmont Village Hollywood Heights seemed like a very friendly place. It's well maintained, but my mother did not like that there wasn't a lot of outdoor areas and there was not a lot of natural life. They showed us independent living, assisted living, and memory care, and secure memory car...

Belmont Village Hollywood Heights seemed like a very friendly place. It's well maintained, but my mother did not like that there wasn't a lot of outdoor areas and there was not a lot of natural life. They showed us independent living, assisted living, and memory care, and secure memory care. We saw the game room, a bistro, the gym, and we saw some of the rooms where people meet. We saw the room where they show movies and do TED talks. We saw some residents. We didn't see much interaction among them. They were so sparse, but we saw a group of residents in discussion about an upcoming fashion show. In the elevator, we met two other residents. The apartments were fine. The studio seemed a little small for someone coming from a complete house. Even the one-bedroom seemed small, but well laid out. It seemed like a very safe place, but it had the potential to be isolating.

I toured Belmont Village Hollywood Heights for my parents, and I was very impressed by the facility. It seemed very nice and very high-end. The rooms look nice, and they seem to have a wide variety of options and care. They seem to have a lot of activities, and the place itself seemed very nice. The...

I toured Belmont Village Hollywood Heights for my parents, and I was very impressed by the facility. It seemed very nice and very high-end. The rooms look nice, and they seem to have a wide variety of options and care. They seem to have a lot of activities, and the place itself seemed very nice. The location was a little bit less than desirable being right next to the Hollywood Bowl in terms of parking. They had parking, but when there's a concert at the Bowl, it'll probably be a bad place to be. But I was very impressed, and I liked what I saw. I only have one guy who was guiding me on the tour. He was very knowledgeable, seemed very nice, and very polite. My understanding after I had the tour is that they're the place to go if you have memory care problems. And that's what he was talking about for a certain amount of the time. My parents do not fit into that, but it seems like they have a very good and very structured program for people who have Dementia or Alzheimer's or Aphasia or something like that to keep the mind active. They have a grand piano and a small screening room. They had a pool table which had been converted to a ping pong table, at least temporarily. They also have a card table, and they said that they have movie nights and museum outings, really special things like Dodgers games or trips to the Pantages. He showed me the calendar, but I can't remember everything off the top of my head. There was restaurant-style dining and they seemed to indicate that it wasn't a scenario where the place closes at a certain hour, which I found strange. They seem to have all the amenities that you would want and expect.