Dining
Meal preparation and service
Dallas, TX
Independent Living and Assisted Living in Dallas. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
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Meal preparation and service
Garden
Housekeeping and linen services
Transportation arrangement (medical)
Community-sponsored activities
24-hour call system
Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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Monthly rates starting at
$4,273 / month
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| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $4,273 |
| One bedroom | $5,107 |
I toured King's Reserve Dallas. I like the people. I like the person who took me around. She was very, very good, professional, and personable. The people were friendly, and the location, the space, it's pretty typical, not overly generous, but with space. They all had small refrigerators. They're very spick and span and very well-kept.
King's Reserve Dallas was very, very nice. I had a very pleasant experience. They were welcoming. The place was clean, and the person who showed me around was very nice and thorough. The apartment was very, very nice, but it was a bit too small. That was their one-bedroom, but that was kind of like an efficiency, and my stuff would not fit into that. They have game nights and all that kind of stuff for seniors. I don't have any complaints about them other than that one-bedrooms are very small. The staff told me they had two-bedrooms as well, but since I'm on the housing assistance program,…
King's Reserve Dallas was very, very nice. I had a very pleasant experience. They were welcoming. The place was clean, and the person who showed me around was very nice and thorough. The apartment was very, very nice, but it was a bit too small. That was their one-bedroom, but that was kind of like an efficiency, and my stuff would not fit into that. They have game nights and all that kind of stuff for seniors. I don't have any complaints about them other than that one-bedrooms are very small. The staff told me they had two-bedrooms as well, but since I'm on the housing assistance program, they would not pay for me being single for two-bedrooms. It appears to be quiet. The managers were very professional.
King's Reserve Dallas is nice. The people are nice. The staff members who assisted me were nice, too. The apartments and common areas were quiet and pleasant.
King's Reserve Dallas was a five-star. They just didn't have any one-bedrooms available, but they can put you on a waiting list. The staff was very good, very cordial, and very informative. You could have a stove and a refrigerator in your apartment. They had an activity room and a calendar. They can put you in touch with transportation if you wanna go out or whatever. If you want to order your food or your bill, they show you where you can get it. It's very clean, very nice, and accommodating for a senior.
If I was going to rate a place according to its beauty, inside the facility and everything, King's Reserve Dallas is where I would be. Especially as far as recreation, it has so many different things to offer. The layout was perfect. If I wanted to invite my family to have a gathering, it was perfect. However, the apartments were smaller than the other place, and I didn't like the small refrigerator that they had there. They had a courtyard. The staff was great. They were good people. I like them.
I toured King's Reserve Dallas, and it was excellent. The main thing I needed to see was whether my wife and I can move around and what kind of living conditions we'd have. It looked like it would work. The staff seemed very nice. They told us about the activities but there really wasn't a whole lot going on when I was there. There's an area for activities, a pool table, and several other things, though.