Celebration Village Acworth

The facility is very clean, especially the memory care hall. The staff are very kind to the residents and treat them with respect. The therapy staff is very good. They rooms in assisted living are a good size for single rooms, but are somewhat cramped for doubles.

Staff members are nice and the facility is nice as well. My only issues are that the lighting in his apartment was dusty when he moved in. He is in a handicapped apartment and in a wheelchair but has a top load washer. We asked for a front loader when he moved in which was late October. He never got one.

It's was very clean, everyone was extremely friendly. Residents were truly happy. They worked their butt off to get discounts for my mom to be able to move in there. The apartments are very spacious. I thought about moving mom into my house and me moving into the apartment. It's truly that nice.

Celebration Village Acworth doesn't feel like a nursing home or assisted living facility. It feels like a small town. Food is very good. Other residents are friendly and try to engage new people. It's expensive but very much worth the money. I only wish the staff had pushed my aunt harder to shower and go to the dining room instead of eating in her room.

I would highly recommend. The atmosphere was unlike other facilities I researched. Very open, clean , modern more like a hotel or being on a cruise. From the beginning the staff was very friendly and helpful and even 4 months later and under new management the staff is still fantastic . Questions are answered promptly . Dad feels very much a part of the community because they realize how involved he has to be to have a happy life there. Family just visited a few weeks ago and everybody had to agree it's the best place to be.

I am currently a resident at Celebration Village Acworth. Everyone here at this facility has been very helpful and available. The meals are wonderful. I've especially enjoyed all of the activities that are available to the residents here. The housekeeping and the maintenance staff are both very helpful and quickly available. I would absolutely recommend this place to family and friends!

The staff seems friendly at first. Then we visited our mom different times during the day and you would start seeing how horrible they are. They put on a friendly face when family/visitors are around but when they don't see you its a different story. I visited there multiple times in the past 3 months during different hours. They ignore residents who are trying to get their attention. If your family member on the memory care unit they want to drug them up. They stay slouched over in a chair. Thank God we had our mom removed from this place. If you are not going to provide excellent care and service, shut down your business and do something else. For those with loved ones, choose carefully and choose elsewhere. By the way our Mom is back to being alert and doing much better.

This place is awesome my mother lived there for 3 years until her passing, I searched all surrounding communities and decided this was the perfect fit for my mother. Mom started in independent living she loved it as she declined because of old age the staff was with us the whole way , guiding us towards the next step. Everyone involved in Celebrating Village Acworth should get a medal for all their caring and hard work. I am so grateful for our experience with this Community ****** six stars for me!!!

We chose this community because of the proximity and the diversity of options that were offered as well as the aging in place. The room sizes are good in the independent living apartments which my dad is in. He enjoys the bridge games offered. One thing he does not like is there are no options on the meal plan, you must buy in for all meals and he can cook some on his own. Our favorite part about the community is the apartments and the proximity that they are to the community.

The are very clean, the staff is very good they are really attentive. It is a little pricey. My father is sight impaired so they don't have very many activities for him. The food was very poor, but they have a new chef now which has made improvements. The room sizes are very good. My mom has everything she needs. We visited the assisted living side which is described as a cruise ship atmosphere, its extremely clean. It has a great layout. But be aware to watch out for sales and marketing. They were things that we were promised, but always had a "BUT" at the end. With this community you get everything you are looking for.

Love the facility!

I love living here - it is well kept fairly active. A friendly community.

My father was there for 6 months and it was great until he passed away.The staff was sympathetic and caring.Now however there has been constant turnover with staff and they do not do the basic care. Their memory care facility where my father was and now several other friends is more of an afterthought. Some of the staff are gruff and rough.People with alzheimers do not do well with change but that is not a priority any more.If you have a memory care facility the staff needs to be attentive,patient,and on their toes.They are charging alot of money and the staff is not giving basic care as in cleaning patients well,making sure they eat and drink enough. I know it is a tough job but these are human beings and they are your responsibility,we trust Celebration to take care of our loved ones. They need to do everything in their power to keep good staff and ditch the bad.I would not recommend their memory care to anyone anymore.

I have not spoken with my mother since she has been put in the memory care facility at Celebration Village in Acworth. This was almost 3 months ago. I live in Salt Lake City and when I call, over and over again, the staff at Celebration Village pretend to try and connect me to my Mother. I know this because one time I heard one of the nurses say to [name removed] the front desk person there, "They don't want me talking to her." Who doesn't want my mother talking to me? My brother says she is desperate to leave and so he doesn't visit her, despite living near the facility, because my Mother says he is the "only one who can get her out of this place." My brother also explained they don't give her access to a phone because she would call her lawyer. He said if I want to do something about this or find out how she is doing I should hop on a plane and find out. I think I have received several phone calls from celebration from an "Unknown Number" but the phone calls are silent and are not connecting. Are they not allowing my Mother to call me despite her knowing my phone number and trying to reach out? My Mother doesn't have the agency to leave without a direct relative going there and escorting her out, evidently. I simply want to have access to video chat with my Mother. I would like to know how she is doing and my 10 year old daughter misses her Grandmother. The last time we FaceTimed was on Mother's Day and my mother completely recognized my 10 year old daughter and me without prompting or reminding.

Celebration Village was beautiful and truly a nice place to visit. It is pricier than we are looking for but if you can afford it, it is definitely worth every penny.

Big rooms. Good location. Lots of activities and PT on site 5 days/wk.

Wow. Toured today and I have to say it is breath-taking. The amenities they have have to be seen to be believed: They have a full salon, a full bar, a dedicated game room, an art studio, a fitness center, a full theater, a cooking school...all connected and centrally located like an on-site mall. The staff seems great. The rooms are great. I was blown away.