The Best Senior Living Communities in Tomball, TX

"The people at Avanti at Augusta Pines were very nice. The lady who took us through the tour was fabulous. The rooms were small. Even the two-bedroom unit did not have a whole lot of closet space. My furniture wouldn't fit in there. The upkeep of the place was perfect. Someone had just moved out of the room the day before we toured, and they were getting ready to paint and replace the carpet. We walked through the dining area and lounge area where they have happy hour every day. The courtyards were very nice. It was very clean, and there was no smell."

"I completed a tour of Valiente Senior Living and Memory Care. It's kind of all wrapped up in one big ball and an all-in-one place. It was very clean and there was no odor. The administrator is a very nice man and seems to be very into his job of making sure that the clients have exactly what they need. I was impressed by that but I don't think that we will end up there for two reasons. Number one, it's quite a bit farther away from our home than I thought it was going to be. It's a 40-minute drive and I can't do that every day of the week. Number two, while it was lovely and had everything that I love, it was quite expensive and beyond my budget. It seemed the staff was lovely and the administrator was super nice. They had their dog in there too and all the clients were in love with the dog. It was very nice but as I said, the distance and the cost were too much for me. I love the tour. I thought the tour was great and I think the place is great. It's really a nice setting, kind of rurally, with lots of trees and living spaces outside as well as inside. I was there for an hour and everybody was on their best behavior. I expect that if you're in there, you will enjoy it. All their clients were happy, clean, and well-fed. I think that the manager was great. I think he had great ideas, he is really determined to give his clients the very best, and he actually cares about these people. My parents have passed, but they were both in a nursing home, and I would have done anything to get them into Valiente Senior Living and Memory Care. It is much better and so much nicer. My parents' nursing home was horrifying so it was really nice to see that there actually could be a better situation than that. The big thing is that they also only have 16 beds so it's like a huge family but it's not 300 people so it's wonderful. I think that a small way to go is just the way to go. It really is more individualized care. You get to know your clients better than you would when there are 300 of them. The administrator told me that the people who were coming there actually stayed. Their family isn't like, "Oh my God, get him out of there". They appreciate it and enjoy it. They have a lot of involvement with the families too. They have many activities where they would have 70 or 80 people there. They get all the family members and have dinners and celebrations. I guess if they are willing to participate, they must love how their loved ones are doing. I didn't eat there but from what the administrator told me, the clients are getting healthy meals. He said they buy all their food at HEB so there's no frozen pizza, frozen burrito, or any crappy kind of fast food thrown at them. A cook was there cooking homemade, vegetable soup when I got there and it smelled really good so I think they're eating very well. The smell is also super important to me, and it smelled like my own house so it was great. It was a little scuffed up, but everybody's house had little spots on the wall too. The wear and tear is a real thing and they got a lot of people in that house but it was still nice. I would say it's certainly not this beautiful Homes and Gardens cover story but it was very nice."

"We looked at The Landing at Augusta Woods Senior Living. It had all of the characteristics of a really quality facility. It had wide, wide hallways. It had an excellent selection of rooms available. It had all the attributes of physical therapy rooms, game rooms, swimming pool, and dining room. I would rank it way up there as one of the best we've looked at. They have appliances in the room. The kitchen is a full kitchen and you can cook in there if you want. There's washers and dryers and so forth. The staff who took me around was very knowledgeable."

"I toured The Laurel at Vintage Park. They had extra things like appliances, garbage collection, and utilities, which were extra charges, whereas, in other places, they were all included. I was not all that interested in activities because all planned activities are indoors, and I'm more of an outdoor person, but my wife might be interested in it. The rooms were okay."

Pure Grace at Champion Oaks, located at 28418 Champion Oaks Drive in Magnolia, Texas, is a residential assisted living community devoted to delivering highly personalized care in a warm and intimate setting. Rooted in a mission of compassion, dignity, and respect, Pure Grace provides seniors with an environment where they feel seen, heard, and genuinely valued. The community is thoughtfully designed to foster connection, companionship, and well-being, ensuring each resident receives the attention and kindness they deserve. The community features a carefully planned layout that allows residents to enjoy ample space for both relaxation and engagement. Residents benefit from a bed-and-breakfast style living experience, where home-cooked meals are thoughtfully prepared and personalized care is seamlessly integrated into daily life. The residential setting includes comfortable accommodations, inviting common areas for socialization, and mobile-friendly services that offer convenience and accessibility for both residents and families. Dedicated caregivers are on hand to provide individualized assistance with activities of daily living while nurturing a close-knit atmosphere that emphasizes comfort and happiness. Residents are encouraged to participate in a variety of on-site activities designed to enrich their physical, emotional, and social well-being. The peaceful Magnolia location offers a serene backdrop while still providing easy access to nearby shops, medical facilities, and local attractions, allowing residents to enjoy both tranquility and community connection. Pure Grace at Champion Oaks offers seniors a place where they can truly thrive in a caring, home-like environment. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"My wife moved in. The people are friendly and it's a happy place. The employees are helpful. My wife is relatively happy being there. I'm happy with the place. I think they do things right. And I have no complaints about anything."

"I toured The Solana Preserve Vintage Park, and it was awesome. It was amazing. It just wasn't what we needed. I physically went in and I spoke with Sierra but we didn't go very far other than the lobby, the eating area, and the little bar area because sitting and talking with her, we realized that what my mom needed, the facility wasn't going to suffice, unfortunately. They were all very friendly, mild-mannered when you were speaking with them, very easy to talk to, eager to help, wanted to make sure that they were trying to find a way to meet my parents' needs, I thought that was great. It's beautiful. It's like a higher-end hotel. It looks like an amazing facility. It looks very nice when you walk in, it's very nicely decorated, and you're greeted by a nice person at the front desk. It's very bright."

"We like the fact that The Solana Vintage Park is such an intimate facility. Mom is there and they provide that one-on-one personal experience for the residents. The staff-to-resident ratio is pretty impressive. Mom is closely monitored. There's never a delay in changing/dressing, mealtime, or bath time. The cleanliness is off the charts. There are napkins on the table. It's not fine dining, but pretty close, and the food is pretty good. It's pretty decent tasting."

"We chose Mera Vintage Park. It's fabulous. We were really drawn to it. We like the bocce ball court, swimming pool, and pickleball. It appears that there are activities going on there. People like us are still fairly active. The dog park, that was important to us, they have an exercise room, a basketball court, outdoor grills, several seating areas that would be nice to get out and about, and that backs up to a preserve. And we were very excited walking into that preserve. We dealt with Jasmine, the sales staff. We're moving there."

"We went to Park Creek. We have already toured there and we're set up for another tour. We liked them, they looked quite nice. We were looking at the largest rooms, and we really liked the one they showed us, which was a corner, a first-floor corner that had a little patio that had a ramp. Instead of a step-down, it had a little ramp. I use a walker to get around and every once in a while a wheelchair (depending on distance), so for us, that ramp would be handy. We liked it. The food was quite good, we had dinner with them."

"I toured The Conservatory at Champion Forest, and it was the best I've seen so far. It was more modern, and the staff was kind. They followed up with me three times, even trying to adjust the price to fit my budget. However, it was still not cheap. Their rooms were clean and fine. They put a wooden floor instead of carpet in the living area. They have a kitchenette, which is enough for senior living, and I think for the washer and dryer they wanted extra."

"Village Green meets and exceeds every standard of care. My father who is a resident there calls Village Green “Heaven”! He has been in several different care facilities and this place is off the charts in comparison. Village Green actually does what they say they will do for your loved one. If you are looking for a memory care facility that will meet your loved one where they are, care for their needs individually, treat them as a unique person and worthy of love and care than this is the place for you. If you want a facility that sees their residents are tasks to be done, than move on. You will not regret joining hands with Village Green. They will treat you and your family like their family. I absolutely love this place."

"Sycamore Creek Ranch-Cypresswood was very nice. I would have been very comfortable putting Mom there, and that's not far away. By the time that I was there, just touring it and talking to people, everything seemed nice. The residents seemed very happy. The person who gave me the tour was very informative. Everybody else, when we passed them in the hall, spoke and was friendly. So, the staff seemed fine and everybody seemed to engage with the residents, which I thought was a good sign."

"We went to Spring Cypress Phase II. They're building new buildings; they got 3 new buildings being built there. At least one is nothing but independent living, but that's not going to be available until early next year. So if I was even interested there, it would be next year sometime before we'd even be able to be interested. It was fine, and it was also quite expensive. They have a few independent cottages, little duplexes, which are very expensive. They're like 200 or 300 yards away from the amenities. And it's all outside, you go up and down the street to get to it. And in fact, supposedly the way they were talking, if we were in the cottages at the moment, which is independent living, we couldn't even go to the building that is assisted living. The cleanliness was fine. We got one lady that took us around as a tour. We had an appointment, but when we went there, they didn't have our name, they didn't know who were were. But they managed to go and get a very nice lady who showed us around. They couldn't offer us lunch because we weren't set up for the tour, but they said we could always call and re-setup to come to lunch anytime, so that was nice. It was also very expensive."