Overall sentiment in the reviews is strongly positive, with repeated praise for the staff, care quality, and value. Reviewers emphasize long‑tenured, dedicated employees and consistently describe caregivers as reliable, kind, and attentive. Several comments highlight specialized competence (for example, knowledgeable care for a quadriplegic resident), and hospice care receives explicit positive mention. The facility is frequently described as loving and caring, with a home‑like atmosphere and friendly personnel who contribute to residents’ happiness and positive experiences.
Operationally and administratively the facility is viewed as well run. Multiple reviewers singled out a good administrator and effective COVID‑19 protocols (noting no infections), which suggests strong leadership and attention to safety. The facility is described as reasonably priced and offering very good value for money. Many reviewers noted that the building is older but has undergone upgrades, giving a sense that management invests in maintenance and improvements even if the property is not brand‑new.
Facilities and accommodations earn mixed but generally favorable comments. Rooms are often described as spacious and private rooms are available, particularly in newer sections that have private bathrooms. The grounds are an asset — reviewers mention a beautiful garden and park‑like surroundings. However, there are clear caveats: some rooms in the largest building still have shared bathrooms, and a few comments describe rooms as plain or sparsely furnished ("four white walls"). These details suggest prospective residents should confirm room type and location when touring to ensure they get the configuration and finish they expect.
Dining and food service are commonly praised — reviewers note restaurant‑style dining, two chefs, and well‑balanced soft meal options. Several positive comments indicate food quality is a strength. That said, there are a few more muted comments ("food alright") indicating some variability in individual perceptions or experiences. If cuisine is a key factor, it may be worth tasting meals during a visit or asking about menu variety and accommodations for specific dietary needs.
Activities programming shows both strengths and limits. The Activity Director is described positively and there is a range of offerings reported — bingo, puzzles, karaoke, live music, and occasional piano visits. Still, some reviewers say activities are limited, which could reflect frequency, diversity, resident participation, or differences between expectations and reality. Prospective residents should ask for an activities calendar and sample schedules to judge whether programming meets their interests and social needs.
In summary, Huntington Manor presents as a well‑managed, value‑oriented senior living option with strong, compassionate staff and dependable care — including hospice services and specialized clinical knowledge. The property offers pleasant grounds, upgraded spaces, and good dining, but there are tradeoffs tied to the building’s age: some units retain shared bathrooms and a few rooms are described as plain. Activities can be enjoyable but may feel limited for some residents. Overall, the dominant themes are trustworthiness of caregivers, a caring culture, and solid management; visitors should verify room type, bathroom arrangements, and activity scheduling during a tour to ensure the best match for individual needs.
