Tour of Hospitality Apartments
Hospitality Apartments is a complex of 46 apartment units, an office and a
Community Room. There are two apartment buildings, each with four floors of
apartments. Two large elevators and outside stairways service both buildings. All
apartments in the east building are designated with an E in front of the apartment
number; all the apartments in the west building are similarly designated with a W
in front of the apartment number. A walkway connects the east and west buildings
on each floor. There are two laundry rooms (one on the second floor and one on
the third floor); each laundry room contains four washing machines and four dryers
and is available to Guests to do their laundry free of charge. The Community
Room is a one story structure at the north end of the apartments which includes
the Hospitality Apartments Volunteer Office and a kitchen area used to support
special events in the Community Room. There is a parking lot on the north side of
the apartments in front of the Community Room and main entrance to the
apartments and another parking lot on the south side or other end of the property.
Guests can park their cars in either parking lot with parking passes on them.
Between the Community Room and apartment buildings there is a large patio
area with tables and chairs and barbecue pits available for Guests to use as
desired. Next to the elevators is a door leading to a garbage dumpster where
Guests take their trash in plastic bags. Below are some photos of these facilities.
Community Room. There are two apartment buildings, each with four floors of
apartments. Two large elevators and outside stairways service both buildings. All
apartments in the east building are designated with an E in front of the apartment
number; all the apartments in the west building are similarly designated with a W
in front of the apartment number. A walkway connects the east and west buildings
on each floor. There are two laundry rooms (one on the second floor and one on
the third floor); each laundry room contains four washing machines and four dryers
and is available to Guests to do their laundry free of charge. The Community
Room is a one story structure at the north end of the apartments which includes
the Hospitality Apartments Volunteer Office and a kitchen area used to support
special events in the Community Room. There is a parking lot on the north side of
the apartments in front of the Community Room and main entrance to the
apartments and another parking lot on the south side or other end of the property.
Guests can park their cars in either parking lot with parking passes on them.
Between the Community Room and apartment buildings there is a large patio
area with tables and chairs and barbecue pits available for Guests to use as
desired. Next to the elevators is a door leading to a garbage dumpster where
Guests take their trash in plastic bags. Below are some photos of these facilities.
| Front (North Side) of Hospitality Apartments |
| Front Entrance to Office & Community Room |
| Guest Mail Boxes |
| Hospitality Apartments Office & Trustee John Hunter |
| Community Room |
| Patio Area for Guests |
| Apartment Elevators |
| Laundry Room Washing Machines |
| Courtyard between the two apartment buildings looking North |
| East apartment building looking South toward the back parking lot |
| Caregiver Scott enjoying the courtyard |
| Inside an Apartment |
Each one bedroom apartment has a full bathroom, living, and eating/ kitchen area. The
bedroom has two twin beds, a chest of drawers and a night stand. A futon-type sofa in the
living area opens to serve as a double bed when needed. The bathroom has a full bath
and shower with additional grab bars for added safety. The bathroom and all doors in the
apartment are wheelchair accessible. A large closet in the bedroom has plenty of room for
clothes and storage. The kitchen has a 4 burner oven/stove, refigerator/freezer, microwave,
coffee maker and toaster. There is no dishwasher or garbage disposal. There is a table
and four chairs for eating. All floors in the apartment are vinyl (no carpets). The living area
has a futon-type sofa, one recliner, TV (satellite), and a DVD player. There is also a small
built- in desk with a light above it. The apartment is stocked with linens, towels and wash
cloths. It is also supplied with utensils, dishes, pans, skillets, and silverware. Guests are
expected to clean their own apartment while living there or contract with our maid service.
Each apartment has its own air conditioning and heating.
bedroom has two twin beds, a chest of drawers and a night stand. A futon-type sofa in the
living area opens to serve as a double bed when needed. The bathroom has a full bath
and shower with additional grab bars for added safety. The bathroom and all doors in the
apartment are wheelchair accessible. A large closet in the bedroom has plenty of room for
clothes and storage. The kitchen has a 4 burner oven/stove, refigerator/freezer, microwave,
coffee maker and toaster. There is no dishwasher or garbage disposal. There is a table
and four chairs for eating. All floors in the apartment are vinyl (no carpets). The living area
has a futon-type sofa, one recliner, TV (satellite), and a DVD player. There is also a small
built- in desk with a light above it. The apartment is stocked with linens, towels and wash
cloths. It is also supplied with utensils, dishes, pans, skillets, and silverware. Guests are
expected to clean their own apartment while living there or contract with our maid service.
Each apartment has its own air conditioning and heating.
| Picture of kitchen area with chairs and table - built in desk to left |
| Picture of living area with TV, futon sofa, and recliner |
| Bedroom with twin beds, nightstand, and chest of drawers (not shown) |
| Entrance to bathroom with space for wheelchair |
| Shower with grab bars for safety |
| Large closet and water heater |
| Apartment Information Folder which every Guest and Caregiver needs to read |
| Copyright © 2009 Human Resources Development Foundation - All rights reserved |
Photo by Paul Hester
Photo by Paul Hester
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