Friendship Village Tempe
2645 East Southern Avenue, Tempe, AZ 85282
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Janneane
5
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June 9, 2025
I visited Friendship Village Tempe. I saw a separate unit, like a little house. They had just built and opened up a four-story building, but I didn't see that. They said they had five restaurants. I think they had one up on the roof of that new building. They were big on happy hours. Every month, I get a notice from them now about happy hour. Cleanliness looked OK to me, but I'm not a really meticulous person anyway. I ran into someone I knew, and she said she loves it, and she became a resident assistant after a few months there. I've run into people at my physical therapy who live there. Some of them have lived there for years, and they love it. I just had this one woman who was in charge of marketing, and she was nice. I didn't meet a lot of staff. It has an indoor pool. They had a lot of separate buildings. It was isolated from the streets, so I thought it was very private. I was surprised because you can't see into it, and they have a guard. I parked and didn't have any problems. What I saw in the main building looked like a normal restaurant type of thing.
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Reviews of Friendship Village Tempe in Tempe, Arizona
4.7
(10 reviews)
Facility
4.8
Staff
4.8
Food
4.4
Activities
3.3
Value
4.7
Janneane
5
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June 9, 2025
I visited Friendship Village Tempe. I saw a separate unit, like a little house. They had just built and opened up a four-story building, but I didn't see that. They said they had five restaurants. I think they had one up on the roof of that new building. They were big on happy hours. Every month, I get a notice from them now about happy hour. Cleanliness looked OK to me, but I'm not a really meticulous person anyway. I ran into someone I knew, and she said she loves it, and she became a resident assistant after a few months there. I've run into people at my physical therapy who live there. Some of them have lived there for years, and they love it. I just had this one woman who was in charge of marketing, and she was nice. I didn't meet a lot of staff. It has an indoor pool. They had a lot of separate buildings. It was isolated from the streets, so I thought it was very private. I was surprised because you can't see into it, and they have a guard. I parked and didn't have any problems. What I saw in the main building looked like a normal restaurant type of thing.
AJane
5
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May 19, 2025
We were there only a few months almost a year ago because we were depending on our house to sell which it didn’t so we moved home,but I can say the staff is wonderful, very helpful and friendly.
Bernadette
5
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January 28, 2025
I toured Friendship Village, and it looks beautiful. It has a lot of amenities and it's very large and has lots of options. You can live in a small apartment, you can live in a casita, you can live in a large apartment, and you can live in a penthouse. There were many activities, and the staff seemed very nice.
Ellen
5
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March 16, 2024
I have lived at Friendship Village for 19 years. I love my cottage, and through the years the services have been very appropriate and flexible for my needs. The staff and residents are like a family to me!
Sharon F
5
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April 23, 2021
I moved to Friendship Village 10/1/2020...pretty much the middle of the pandemic. My primary reason for choosing the Village the option to have a cottage (they come in duplexes, triplexes and quads) that I could renovate any way I wanted. I originally moved into a one-bedroom unit while my two-bedroom unit was being upgraded. Although it took 6 months (including a 2-month wait for Tempe to approve a permit), it was well worth the wait. The Village has accommodated my every wish. Although I haven't participated in any Village activities (due to covid restrictions), I have thoroughly enjoyed having my meals delivered. The staff is friendly and efficient. The residents have also welcomed me and made me feel that this is a move I should have made years ago. Recently the Village opened up for visitors which has been welcomed by all residents. I highly recommend Friendship Village Tempe to anyone looking for the perfect retirement setting.
James
5
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September 11, 2018
We're in the process of moving into Friendship Village Tempe. We will have a cottage and it's in a large park full of other cottages, and it's big enough but not too big. It's near a lot of places and we yearn for that, so this satisfies that very nicely. The food seemed very good and the staff is very helpful. The place is very nice.
Anonymous873681
4
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July 8, 2016
We had been to Friendship Village and were very impressed. The people were very friendly. They had a lot of facilities and casita housing, which was a nice feature that we were looking for other than an apartment. The staff was very helpful.
Sharon122737850
5
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March 31, 2016
The name of the facility suits Friendship Village because there's a lot of camaraderie. It's a 42-acre gated community with a library, auditorium, and concerts, and has anything and everything accessable by transportation, like banking and restaurants. You don’t have to worry about your parents being taken advantage of there. The small condos and apartments were very spacious, adequate, and had a lot of beautiful, natural lighting. They also had covered parking, a fitness center, a pool, and a beauty salon. The way facility was presented to us was really impressive. It’s immaculate, very neat, and tidy with very pleasant and congenial people. Mom will be moving in on 1st of May, and they allow pets so she could take her dog right outside the sliding glass door.
Ethel6
4
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April 7, 2015
Friendship Village is a good experience. The surroundings are very nice, and the rooms seem to be a good size compared to a lot of places. They had a helpful and friendly tour guide that took us to the rooms. I have tried the food; there was lots of it, and it was very good. They seem to have the usual like they have a card rooms, exercise room, a pool, and ping pong.
Nelson1
4
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May 27, 2012
We are retiring from a ranch life in Colorado and we toured this community. It's a very nice place indeed. It's first class. The food though is not as good as I hoped it to be but nonetheless it's very satisfactory. It's nice for the fact that we have some friends there and would love to be with them. However, I find the climate in Arizona too hot.
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