Burgundy Place

    1600 W Willow Rd, Enid, OK, 73703
    4.3 · 10 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Caring, affordable independent living community

    I moved my mom into this independent living community and we're very happy. The staff is exceptionally friendly, caring, and family-like - they go above and beyond. The place is clean and modern with updated, spacious one- and two-bedroom units (some ground-level with patios), Lifeline/safety systems, weekly housekeeping/laundry, on-site gym, lots of programs (music, bingo, entertainment), and regular town trips/transportation. Dining is warm with good food and flexible meal options; overall outstanding amenities and an active community at a very affordable price - I strongly recommend it. My only small wish is more walking paths and outdoor activities and attention to long-term needs as residents age.

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    4.30 · 10 reviews

    Overall rating

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    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      4.6
    • Meals

      4.5
    • Amenities

      4.4
    • Value

      4.8

    Pros

    • Friendly, courteous, and caring staff
    • Warm, family-like community atmosphere
    • Clean, well-kept, and updated apartments
    • Availability of one- and two-bedroom floor plans
    • Ground-level units with patios available
    • Weekly bed changing and regular housekeeping
    • Laundry and trash service included
    • Meals available on-site with generally positive reviews
    • Flexible dining options (meal ticket plan or pay-per-meal)
    • Active social and recreational programs (music, bingo, entertainment)
    • Organized day trips and transportation/town trips
    • On-site gym and other lifestyle amenities
    • Safety features like Lifeline/Life Alert and security
    • Affordable pricing and strong value compared to alternatives
    • Accommodating management and staff who go above and beyond
    • Residents described as active and engaged

    Cons

    • Limited outdoor amenities—residents desire walking paths and more outdoor activities
    • Concerns about long-term viability or vibrancy because many residents are advanced in age
    • Meal plan structure (meal tickets or pay-per-meal) may be inconvenient or require clarification

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the reviews for Burgundy Place is strongly positive, with frequent praise for the staff, value, cleanliness, and programming. Reviewers consistently highlight a warm, family-like community and repeatedly describe staff as friendly, courteous, helpful, and at times going above and beyond. Many comments note that staff interactions contribute heavily to residents and families feeling comfortable and well-cared-for in an independent living setting.

    Care quality and safety are presented primarily in the context of independent living with supportive services. Reviews emphasize residents’ independence with ready access to support when needed — for example, Lifeline/Life Alert systems, on-site security, and accommodating staff. The tone suggests that Burgundy Place successfully balances resident autonomy with practical safety features, giving families confidence in day-to-day wellbeing even though the community is not described as a higher-acuity care setting.

    Facilities and living spaces receive strong marks: apartments are described as clean, modern, and well-maintained. Multiple reviewers mention updated units, good room layouts, and availability of both one- and two-bedroom options, including spacious two-bedroom units and some ground-level units with patios. Housekeeping services such as weekly bed changing, laundry service, and trash pickup are noted as reliable conveniences that residents appreciate. The presence of a gym and other on-site amenities adds to the perceived quality of life.

    Dining and food-service feedback is generally positive. Reviewers report warm, welcoming dining areas and describe the food as "pretty good" to "excellent." The community uses a meal-ticket option (two meals per day via tickets) with pay-per-meal available; this flexible structure is appreciated by some but has also been called out as something residents or families may need to understand in advance. Overall, dining is seen as a strength and a social focal point.

    Programming and social life at Burgundy Place are active and varied. Regular activities such as music, bingo, entertainment programs, and organized day/town trips are popular and contribute to a lively social scene. Transportation services for outings get repeated mention as a valuable feature for residents who want to remain engaged with the broader community. Reviewers commonly note that residents are active and that the social programming supports ongoing engagement and enjoyment.

    Value and management are recurring themes: multiple reviewers explicitly call Burgundy Place affordable compared with other options and highlight it as an outstanding value for the price. Management and staff are described as accommodating and responsive, and several reviewers offer strong recommendations based on their experiences, stating family members are happy with placements and care.

    Notable patterns and concerns are limited but consistent. A commonly mentioned shortcoming is a desire for more outdoor amenities — specifically walking paths and additional outdoor activities — suggesting the campus could improve its outdoor infrastructure to better meet residents’ activity preferences. Another concern raised by reviewers is the community’s demographic skew toward older residents; some worry about the long-term vibrancy or viability of programming as the population ages. Finally, although dining is generally praised, the meal-ticket/pay-per-meal setup was called out as something that might be inconvenient or confusing for some prospective residents and families.

    In summary, Burgundy Place comes across as a well-run independent living community that excels at staff-driven, resident-focused service, clean and updated living spaces, active programming, safety features, and affordability. Its primary opportunities for improvement are enhancements to outdoor amenities and clear communication about dining plan options. For families and seniors seeking an affordable, community-oriented independent living environment with robust social programs and attentive staff, Burgundy Place receives strong, repeated recommendations from reviewers.

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    About Burgundy Place

    Burgundy Place sits on three acres of land and offers private apartments for seniors who want to keep their independence and stay connected with others, and the apartments themselves have full kitchens, ground floor access for easier mobility, air conditioning, and cable TV included in the rent, and folks also get phone service and all utilities. Residents eat together in a community dining room with restaurant-style meals, where you can have guest meals and even buy meal tickets for two meals a day or just pay for your meal as you want, and the dining room covers special diets, like options for allergies or diabetes. Laundry rooms sit on every floor and the rent covers laundry service for bedding and weekly housekeeping, with dry cleaning also there, and folks can use the free community washers and dryers for personal laundry anytime. Burgundy Place keeps things safe with 24/7 security and staff always at the front desk, and the Lifeline emergency response system with monitored Life Lines brings peace of mind, with extra emergency alert systems in place for all. The apartments stay comfortable, and barrier-free ground floor units make it easier for people who have trouble walking, plus the building gives residents indoor mailboxes and internet in common areas. For people needing help, Burgundy Place has skilled nursing, home health care, hospice, memory care, assisted living, and non-medical home care, and the staff help with things like bathing, dressing, medication, incontinence, diabetic care, and making sure prescriptions are handled right, and the care team stays for the long-term, with some staff there nearly 30 years. Those needing memory support have a secure area built for safety. Folks who want to stay active can use the exercise room, library, arts room, and join in on a busy social calendar full of activities, movie nights, and outings, and Burgundy Place also holds community parties and special events, with rooms for private gatherings with family or friends (there are eight different rooms for events). Residents can walk outside on the walking paths along Willow Road or relax in shared indoor and outdoor spaces. There's free transportation for errands and medical appointments on weekdays, plus move-in help and complimentary parking, and covered parking's available if you want to pay extra. Burgundy Place is pet-free and gives veterans a 10% discount. The location sits quiet but close to shopping, restaurants, banks, parks, and it's near several hospitals and medical offices, so help's never far away. Services and amenities adapt as needs change, and the staff handle repairs and yard work, letting folks focus on living and socializing. It's a comfortable place for seniors who want independence but still want safety, care support, and chances to stay involved with friends, activities, and the wider community at Greenbrier Village.

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