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Hello, I wondered if anyone has had experience with Lewis House in Upper Norwood or the Vale, both around West Norwood? Have read up a lot on the companies in general but would like to hear from anyone who's had relatives go there, if they've enjoyed it. Or if there's any others nearby people would recommend. Thank you!

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When you talk of retirement homes do you mean Care Homes or a retirement complex. Retirement Homes are privately purchased properties for over 55 year olds. Leasehold with quite high maintenance charges.

If Care Home - just goggle Lewis House and you should get a link to get a report on the home.

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