Assisted Living Communities in Belmont, CA

"It was closer to us, and it was pretty good. I was a little more comfortable at the Carlton probably because it was a dead-end street and it just seemed a little bit better. We had a good visit there. "

"I am a resident of The Watermark at Almaden. It's very nice. I'm in a studio, and it's pretty good and big. It's very clean. The staff is very nice. People are caring, and they're decent, friendly, and warm. There are many different kinds of activities, games, bingo, yoga, and quite a number of other things. The dining area is very neat, clean, and it's nice. The food and the service are good."

"Belmont Village Senior Living Los Gatos is a nice facility. It's less than a year old, so everything is shiny and new. One thing I noticed is, they didn't have handrails on hallways to assist people who might be able to walk but needed a little steadying. They had a molding, but I don't think it was sufficient as a handrail. It was semi-high rise; it might have been five stories. The activity room and movie room and so forth were centrally located. They were on the second and third floors, and they had a Josephine's restaurant on the first floor. The rooms were smallish. The studio especially, was smallish, but the 1-bedroom was nice, but it was very pricey. I only met with the Marketing Director. The facility is very good; it's laid out so you don't have to go too far to get to things."

,Villa Antonio is proud to offer its residents a warm, comfortable, and secure atmosphere. It is complete with a variety of support services provided by our caring and dedicated staff. Whether you are seeking an independent lifestyle of a home, or you require assistance with activities of daily living, the team at Villa Antonio is committed to making your stay at our community the very best in senior living. We understand the fears and anxieties that often accompany life changing events, such as moving to a new home. However, we have a special program that will help you make a gentle transition to your new abode. It is uniquely designed to reduce those related stresses and help you feel more comfortable.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"I visited the Palm Villas of Campbell. Gary, one of the owners, gave me the tour, and it was very nice. They're very focused on their residents, and essentially, they convey that they do whatever they need to do to take care of their residents through end of life, so that's a positive for them. They have a nice outdoor patio area with a big bird sanctuary. The rooms have two configurations, and they're all shared. One was more of an L-shape, and one was more of a rectangle. They also provide furniture like beds, dressers, and nightstands. It's a little dated, but they're providing it for you, and they're not charging rent or anything on the furniture. I didn't ask if we could choose to bring our own, so I don't know about that. It's a very clean facility. It's an older building that they've updated and upgraded, but all the amenities are there. It's all on one level, spread out over a couple different hallways and different areas like an activity room and a dining room. One of the good things about them was that they have their own chef and their own kitchen there. They don't buy any pre-made food; they shop the ingredients, and they make their own food. I was looking for memory care during my visit. They're a locked facility, and they said they will provide whatever care is needed up to end of life. They also have an activity director; it's someone they have who just focuses on activities. From what I remember, they provide a full day of activities. Back when visitors are allowed with their families, they were really focused on having families join them on special events. They will do parties where family members are encouraged to come once COVID is over."

"I visited Atria Evergreen Valley. The layout was great. It was very clean and very welcoming. Everybody there, even seniors that live there, were very nice. We had one especially named Maria, and she came up and spoke to me and she told me all about the community there and how she loved it. It's very nice overall. The room was excellent and very clean. We looked at a studio, and it was very clean and spacious, very bright and cheery inside. They brought us a special pastry to take home after our visit that the chef made and it was very delicious. I would highly recommend their chef. If my dad chooses to go somewhere, that's where we're gonna go. It's an awesome place. They had a little movie room that looked very interesting, they had a pool table room, an area where the guys or women get together and they play poker, an art room, a music area, a library, and the outside area was beautiful. There's plenty of areas there for them to have their picnics and celebrations. It's very good. It's top of the line. They were the first ones that I went to and I liked them so much, that I didn't want to continue going anywhere else."

Valora at Campbell is located at 2375 S. Bascom Avenue in Campbell, CA 95008, offering assisted living, memory care, and independent living services designed to support a range of resident needs. While specific community size and floor‑plan details weren't conclusive from publicly available sources, Valora presents a thoughtfully scaled environment focused on individualized care and resident comfort. With a blend of warmth and daily conveniences, Valora offers an array of supportive offerings. Residents enjoy the convenience of an on‑site chef along with a café that even features ice cream service, fostering a vibrant and social dining atmosphere. Housekeeping and linen laundry services are available, along with clothing laundry support, guest and resident parking, resident transportation, and a beauty/barber shop. Outdoor enjoyment is encouraged through garden and patio spaces. Enrichment programming includes music, games, book clubs, yoga, gardening, arts and crafts, and off‑site excursions—all aimed at promoting connection and engagement. What truly distinguishes Valora is its attentive and professional staff, offering personalized, compassionate care in a secure setting. Special diet accommodations—such as diabetic, vegetarian, or kosher options—are available, and guests are welcome to mealtime visits. The location provides easy access to Downtown Campbell's light rail station and a lively neighborhood with shopping, dining, parks, and community events nearby, making it easy to stay engaged beyond the property. While more layout specifics were elusive, Valora at Campbell clearly emphasizes a homelike atmosphere, safety, dignity, and enriching community life. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"All About Seniors is an actual home setting, so it's very homey, comfortable, and has a relaxed feel. The staff also lives there so they take care of the place very well, it's very clean. The food is excellent, and because there's only six residents, the ratio is 3:6, so it's a good level of care. They still have the usual activities. People come in and play music, there are arts and crafts, and so on. It's a lot less expensive than other facilities, but provides much better care."

"My mother moved into Juliet Stephen RCH. It was a very good experience. Their response time when you push the button is so far it's always been under a minute. That's a huge thing right now. It's like a three-star hotel as far as their amenities. They have a parking lot, a patio, and a deck. I've tried a little bit of the food here and there, it's good. It's better than nourishment. They have pretty much whatever you want. I liked the staff and that every room there has its own sliding glass door and private entrance. However, the bathroom is getting really worn and needs to be upgraded."

"The Watermark at San Jose has been open for several months now. We've met some of the staff but not enough to evaluate them. We've met the chef and the manager and it's all positive. It's very nice and it is a little less expensive than the other place. We had lunch and we were unimpressed. I wouldn't give the lunch any more than a three. The presentation was not very good. The plating was less than what you would expect in a nice restaurant."

College Manor is proud to offer its residents a warm, comfortable, and secure atmosphere. It is complete with a variety of support services provided by our caring and dedicated staff. Whether you are seeking an independent lifestyle of a home, or you require assistance with activities of daily living, the team at College Manor is committed to making your stay at our community the very best in senior living. We understand the fears and anxieties that often accompany life changing events, such as moving to a new home. However, we have a special program that will help you make a gentle transition to your new abode. It is uniquely designed to reduce those related stresses and help you feel more comfortable.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"My friend will be going into Sonnet Hill Senior Living. When I went to visit it, I was very impressed with the facility being new as well as the philosophy of the place, the training that the aides have received, and what the new ones will be receiving. What I liked the most was the fact that each resident will be treated individually. The plan that would work for her (following her assessment and all) would be an individualized plan to what her needs are and what her level of care is. The aides have been very well trained. The facility is, of course, new. They just opened last month in June. I like that they have units. Each unit has two rooms like bedrooms. It is almost like a studio. There are two units plus a small kitchenette and a little foyer. They share a bathroom. I got the unit for two people mainly because my friend still has her privacy of having her own private bedroom within that unit. I like that she had that privacy and yet there will be another person there. I requested that she would be in a two-unit with another person because of where she is and her experience. She's used to having someone around, so even though they have their own separate bedroom, she will have someone else there that I think will be more suitable for her. They have the amenities that all the other places have. It's very good. Because they are still very brand new, they are still working on registrations and people coming in, but as far as I could see, the activity room was very well set up and very good according to what my friend's particular interests are. Everything is so new that it's beautiful and it's outstanding. I like the fact that for memory care, it is very safe, and it is well contained, and yet you don't have that feeling that you're in a place where it's kind of locked down. For instance, I did see yesterday a resident that they had that was wandering. The nurse was with him, but she was not pushing him or crowding him or trying to get him to stop what he was doing, but she was there supervising and walking with him, so giving him that supervision he needed without forcing him to do something that he was not interested in doing, so I was very impressed with the way the nurse was handling the situation. They had a nice tea for us when we sat to speak with the intake person. They also have the chef come out and greet my friend. He made some nice little pastries and set up the table very well, and so that was very nice. All of the staff from the receptionists to nurses we're all very, very friendly and welcoming to her. They called her by her name, so they knew that she was coming. Everyone there was prepared to know that she was coming and what her name is. I thought that was very nice. It is also pet-friendly. Two therapy dogs came over to greet her, and she loves pets. They do encourage the resident to bring their pets and of course, somebody from their family would need to provide for the pet. The staff would take the pet out and give it its potty break and those kinds of things, so that was very nice."

"My mom was at Villa Fontana Retirement Community temporarily. She was there transitioning out of the hospital. She needed 24/7 care while she was recovering. After she recovered, we then relocated her to the other facility. If I had the option to keep her there, I would have kept her there because I think across the board, they were five-star. My only dissatisfaction was the cost, which was almost $8,000 a month. They have friendly staff and lots of activities for the residents and their families. They have ice cream socials, they have bingo, and they recognize the different holidays and celebrate them. I thought they were very engaging and very friendly."

"The staff at Belmont Village was very nice, and this is totally different from the other facility my husband was in. People are more independent and they have more activities there. The rooms were very nice, but nothing was inside the room. The size is reasonable and enough for one person. They had a very big dining room where they had some activities too. That day when I visited they had an event like a Hawaiian theme; everybody was wearing Hawaiian shirts. "