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4.6 (35 reviews)Hudson, OH
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4.6 · 35 reviewsHorrible service. The manager came off as snobby and condescending, the food boy/waiter came off as very arrogant and bothered, and seemed far too young to be working there. When we entered there was nothing but cold stares from the staff and overall we felt very unwelcome.
Hudson Meadows is our new home. We have lived here 5 months. I feel very comfortable living in a community where literally everyone is encouraging, supportive, and fun. The staff has an excellent attitude and are always available to assist in helping to make us feel We are welcome here.
We recently moved to Hudson Meadows and so far have enjoyed our stay here. Having dining options available daily is a great and I also enjoy the fact that they offer weekly housekeeping.
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I have been at the Meadows in Hudson for more than a year and 1/2. My experience has been, in every way, terrific! My apartment is beautiful, cleaned regularly by competent housekeeping staff in a most satisfactory manner; the programs are varied and imaginatively managed; the meals also are very good and varied. The management and support staff are friendly and responsive to resident requests. This is a delightful place and I wouldn't change a thing or consider another location!
We moved Mom there in January. Before moving she was sitting in her recliner, watching television, and falling asleep during the day. Now she is doing Wii Bowling, eating meals and socializing with others, attending church services, going to exercise class, playing pinochle, listening to presentations, and more. She is so busy that she rarely has time to talk on the phone! Often she thanks me and my sister for moving her to the Hudson Meadows. We are happy to see her socializing and doing things again.
Hudson Meadows is a great place to live. My friends from NJ say I have added years to my life by living in a stress free environment. No worries about house maintenance and replacing things around the house. All I have to do at HM is my laundry. I don't have to cook since all my meals are provided. My apartment is cleaned weekly and they even change the bed sheets. All the employees are top notch and can't do enough for you. Activities galore. Anything from exercise and balance classes to Horse Races and Bingo.You can always find residents playing Bridge, Euchere, Poker and Rummikub. There is always a movie shown twice daily in our gorgeous theatre. Did I mention Happy Hour twice weekly where the residents can relax, chat and have a glass of wine, beer or soda. I found the perfect home at HM. There is a sense of commaradory amongst the residents and we watch out for each other. New residents are always made to feel Welcome. Kindness overflows at Hudson Meadows. Come find this gem in Hudson. You won't be disappointed.☹️
I like it here.The staff are excellent ,and always helpful. Any time you live with 100+ old people there are problems. Several people think of this as a hotel rather than their home they leave crap everywhere ,because "someone else" will clean up. But ,no one said life is perfect ,even slobs need a place to live. I plan to end my life here ,and I would recommend Hudson to everyone. Having lived in 4 countries ,and been educated in 5 University systems ,I am one of the few people who "know how many beans make 5" ,Hudson is my ideal choice for Senior living.
Claim “luxury” but they’re cheap. Especially when it comes to wages and “service appreciation”