Independent Living Communities in Reno, NV

"I have been a resident of Vintage At Sanctuary for a year now. I'm on the second floor, and they have elevators to get up here. They don't provide meals. They provide a lot of activities for seniors though. We have card games three days a week. We have cooking lessons. We have bingo once a week. My unit is pretty roomy for an apartment. It's a one-bedroom. They have studios and one bedrooms, too. The area is not very good. It's got a lot of homeless people and it's just not one I want to go to alone at night. Also, the management here isn't that great."

"Everyone was very nice and helpful "

"Five Star Premier was one of the few in Reno that has a two-bedroom apartment. Also we got several friends that lived there at different times. They just put in a bar in; they had happy hour. They have quite a few different activities. They have an exercise room too. They have a lot of trips to the surrounding community. One thing that my wife is interested in is that they have a hair salon, which is a big thing for her. Their apartments were not as big as we like, but there's nothing like it in Reno. The facility was well-maintained. I would recommend them. "

"Promenade on the River is a beautiful place. The rooms are very, very nice, very well thought out, and beautifully maintained. It is absolutely first class. What it does not have is any guest parking, and that could be a serious concern because it's only on-street parking. It's a residential area, though, and you may or may not find a spot. You may have to walk several blocks instead, and that's difficult. It would be not a good place to try to find a parking space at night. There really aren't any grounds. It's just a building, but it's beautiful, and it has every kind of amenity. It's a well-established place. It's not too big, but without guest parking, that's an issue for me. They have a swimming pool, a hot tub, and various gathering places that are very attractive. They have two restaurants: a casual one and a more formal one. The surroundings are just impeccable; they're to my tastes. They're traditional and the color schemes are lovely. The building dates to 2002, and most of the staff have been there the entire time, which really says a lot. The one other thing besides no guest parking is most of the rooms, at least the affordable ones, have no balcony and no outdoor space to themselves. Most of the new places, as I read online, have either a balcony or a patio, but this place does not. They have eighty-three apartments, and they're all independent. There's no medical care provided by the facility at all. it's exactly what I wanted."

"At the moment, they are renovating Holiday Sky Peaks, so there is a lot of construction going on in the facility. They showed me what it's going to look like and it looks nice. They had a dining area, gym, multipurpose room, like a library, game room, and exercise room, and they are developing an atrium. The staff was very informative and helpful."

"They are at Atria Summit Ridge. They have a one bedroom apartment and it is very nice. The staff seems to be absolutely wonderful. They come and check on them many times a day. They clean their apartment and take away their trash. Everybody seems very happy. They have lots of activities for the residents and they take them to the doctor's office if they need to go. I haven’t eaten there, but they seemed to be doing okay, and I know they are real fussy eaters. Overall, the facility is good, but expensive, and the more care you require, the more expensive it gets. "

"Clean, professional, and caring. Nida is a Godsend to our family and her facility is doing extremely important work in the world by providing affordable and compassionate care for the elderly. I dont know what we would do without her. My family will be forever grateful."

"I saw Vintage Hills about three years ago. I like that the staff was very friendly. The location is excellent because it was right across the street from Walmart, Save Mart, and a dollar store. The thing also that I liked about this facility is that they were not that keen if I had a cat if I would live there. "

We searched for the most idyllic piece of property in Reno to build Mountain Lakes Estates. The community’s design welcomes the beauty of northern Nevada to your doorstep. Oversized windows, and outdoor patios, balconies and courtyards connect you with the tranquility of nature. Our wellness-first community makes healthy and active living easy and fun. Select the floor plan that best suits you. Studio- or one-bedroom, one-bath, or two-bedroom, two-bath apartments are available, many with walk-out balconies and all with breathtaking views. Amenities and services are included in the monthly fee: Maintenance-Free Lifestyle Housekeeping Chef-Prepared Meals Salon and Spa Services Fitness Center and Wellness Programs Movie Theater and Billiards Scheduled Transportation Available 24-Hour Security Mountain-View Bistro Lakeside Patio with Fire Pit Our Life Enrichment team offers programs and activities to enrich your emotional, intellectual, physical, social, spiritual, financial and vocational well-being. We get to know you, and, together, we find a variety of opportunities to help you grow, learn, and find a new purpose or interest. On- and off-site programming includes cooking and wine pair classes; lifelong learning classes, and creative pursuits such as watercolor painting, drawing, and photography. Our gathering areas are spacious enough to host live entertainment: music, theater and comedy. Every day, in every season, you can experience the beauty of healthy living at Mountain Lakes Estates: Onsite Fitness Center with a View of the Sierras Lakeside Walking Paths Access to Nearby Walking, Hiking and Biking Trails Tranquil Lake for Fishing from the Shore, Kayaking, Paddle Boating and More We help you meet your healthy eating goals by incorporating varied ingredients rich in nutrients. Fresh fruits and vegetables, lean meats, poultry, and fish; seasonal soups and salads; snacks and smoothies. A friendly waitstaff serves meals tableside in our Dining Room with a view three times a day. If you prefer, take your meals on the lakeside patio or grab a lighter fare from the Bistro.

"Vintage At The Crossing is closer to my son. My son has to take me places, so it's just easier for him to get to. The location is very good; I wouldn't be afraid to go out there. They have two bedrooms, but I'll be moving into a one-bedroom. It's a very nice property. The elevators are a nice size. They are twice as big as the ones where I'm at. The staff are very helpful. They have the same activities that we have here, only more. They have a library, a movie theater, and a large exercise center. It has a better atmosphere, and it feels more comfortable."

"I've been in MorningStar of Sparks for several years. I think it does very well. The buildings are well-maintained, and the apartments are a nice size with big bathrooms and lots of closets. They also have covered parking and quite a few activities, like bingo, and they take us places every other week like to the parks, casinos, to shows. You have to sign up and go. They have a medic three days a week where they take you anywhere you need to go, and if you need to go more than five miles, they charge you for that. The staff overall is great, but they have a lot of turnover and if they have the same people all the time that would have been better. I understand it's pretty standard here, but it would be nice to know the same people and so forth. The dining room is a big open area. The building is four stories high, and they have the main library on the second floor, which is a good size and well-taken care of. They also have a smaller library on the first floor by the coffee shop, and another one in the third and fourth floor and in the assisted living. They've got lots of books around for people to read."

"We toured Vintage at Spanish Springs. I didn't like it because, for one, they don't feed you. Number two, it looked too sterile. It was more like living in a prison. I didn't care for it. The lady who gave us a tour was all nice. It was cheaper than living here, but I didn't like it, and they had a weight room and exercise room."

"Cascades of the Sierra looks more elegant, newer, and prettier. They have a swimming pool and an exercise facility, and it seems more upscale. They have multiple dining rooms. We had a luncheon there once, and the food that I sampled was good. The price was a bit expensive. "

"My mother was well taken care of at Sierra Place. She really enjoyed her stay. The facility was very clean. There were a lot of different activities and the food was really good. They had people come in to sing, like choirs, and they have a wine night where people gather around the piano and drink wine and sing. They have movie nights. They have orchestrated trips, where they only pay $5 and they go to a movie, casino, lots of different places. My mother was in a one-bedroom apartment, which had a nice balcony overlooking the Sierra Nevada Mountains. It had a little kitchenette and a dining room, nice living area, and a handicap bathroom, and a bedroom. The staff all seemed very encouraging and very kind to the people they are taking care of. They will come and escort you down for your meals, or they can bring you a tray of food into your apartment. They were very accommodating. They served snacks in the afternoon. They have Arts and Crafts Club too, and there is an exercise room in the facility. "