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Elaine
5
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November 30, 2025
I'm in Holiday Bridge Park. When I arrived, I was met by a nice lady, Adriana. I had lunch in the lunch area, which is very large. Sometimes, they have an ice cream hour by the fireplace. They let me know that if I was ill or if I didn't feel good, I could order my meal and they would bring it to my room. It's a small charge if I am not ill, but that's OK. For the most part, everyone comes down for breakfast. That's at 8:00, and then lunch is at noon, and then they have dinner at 5:00. They have an activity room, a social room, a community room, exercise on the third floor, and a computer. In my studio apartment, I have an air-conditioner unit, which is nice because I can have heat and then I can also have air-conditioning. I also get internet. Electricity, water, and whatnot are also included. I also like the fact that they have people who come to play music in the dining area. There are other rooms where people play games and do activities. They also have a bus service to take the residents to different stores and places that they need to go to. What I love about this place is that my area is near the laundry room, which is free of charge. For the most part, this place has fulfilled all my needs. My studio has a kitchenette in case I want to prepare my own meals, which I have not done so far because the meals have been happily prepared by the chefs. I like the fact that they have an area where people can sit down, read the paper, they have a popcorn machine, and they can watch the television, and socialize with their friends. They play bingo and card games. They go on trips. They do a lot. They have physical therapy and an exercise room. I like the fact that the elevators work. They have elevators positioned in two sections where people can take one elevator or the next. I enjoy everything about this place. I have a patio out here. I have three closets, and I have a nice, large shower. It's very nice because they have the glass doors and they have some kind of a heating system situation. The management is here five days a week, and on the weekend, there are others who are here, and they have maintenance people to help the residents if they need anything. I did see something that they might have to give attention to, but overall it's still a five because the bus line is nearby, and they provide everything, and the people are so wonderful. The staff is very friendly and very professional. We have housekeeping that cleans the room if you need it. They still have a few improvements, but the food is basically good. They have many activities for people to enjoy. It's just nice that people have their own terrace or patio, and they can also sit outside and enjoy when the weather is nice. I am paying like $2000 a month, and I think that's good. I was surprised because I know other locations charge a lot more. The residents make suggestions on some of the meals.
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About Holiday Bridge Park in Seattle, Washington
The newly renovated Holiday Bridge Park is a pet-friendly, independent senior living community located in Seattle, Washington, just minutes from Alki Beach Park. Bridge Park features spacious senior apartments available in studio, one- and two-bedroom floor plans. Each unit includes modern amenities like a kitchenette, washer and dryer, walk-in shower, basic cable TV and individual thermostat control. Select floor plans feature a patio or balcony, providing residents with their own private outdoor space. Garage parking is available. Community grounds are well-maintained and feature a garden and a patio area. Indoor common spaces are designed to foster engagement and include a resident kitchen, fitness center, community fireplace and activity room. A well-stocked library is available for book clubs or solo readers, and residents enjoy the convenience of an on-site barbershop and beauty salon, along with a large screen TV lounge. The community offers a wide range of all-inclusive services and amenities, such as housekeeping and light linen services, plus a calendar of social events. Three freshly prepared meals are served each day in the dining room, with a variety of menu options crafted by the culinary team. Scheduled transportation is available for appointments, outings and errands. Upon move-in, each resident receives a wearable Lively® Mobile Plus GPS device, which provides 24/7 emergency assistance inside and outside the community. Physical and occupational therapy services are available on-site from third-party providers at an additional cost. Bridge Park is less than a 10-minute drive from Westwood Village Shopping Center and the West Seattle Golf Course. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Washington State Department of Social and Health Services Long-Term Care Residential Options
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Reviews of Holiday Bridge Park in Seattle, Washington
4.0
(18 reviews)
Facility
4.2
Staff
4.1
Food
3.7
Activities
2.8
Value
3.0
Elaine
5
|
November 30, 2025
I'm in Holiday Bridge Park. When I arrived, I was met by a nice lady, Adriana. I had lunch in the lunch area, which is very large. Sometimes, they have an ice cream hour by the fireplace. They let me know that if I was ill or if I didn't feel good, I could order my meal and they would bring it to my room. It's a small charge if I am not ill, but that's OK. For the most part, everyone comes down for breakfast. That's at 8:00, and then lunch is at noon, and then they have dinner at 5:00. They have an activity room, a social room, a community room, exercise on the third floor, and a computer. In my studio apartment, I have an air-conditioner unit, which is nice because I can have heat and then I can also have air-conditioning. I also get internet. Electricity, water, and whatnot are also included. I also like the fact that they have people who come to play music in the dining area. There are other rooms where people play games and do activities. They also have a bus service to take the residents to different stores and places that they need to go to. What I love about this place is that my area is near the laundry room, which is free of charge. For the most part, this place has fulfilled all my needs. My studio has a kitchenette in case I want to prepare my own meals, which I have not done so far because the meals have been happily prepared by the chefs. I like the fact that they have an area where people can sit down, read the paper, they have a popcorn machine, and they can watch the television, and socialize with their friends. They play bingo and card games. They go on trips. They do a lot. They have physical therapy and an exercise room. I like the fact that the elevators work. They have elevators positioned in two sections where people can take one elevator or the next. I enjoy everything about this place. I have a patio out here. I have three closets, and I have a nice, large shower. It's very nice because they have the glass doors and they have some kind of a heating system situation. The management is here five days a week, and on the weekend, there are others who are here, and they have maintenance people to help the residents if they need anything. I did see something that they might have to give attention to, but overall it's still a five because the bus line is nearby, and they provide everything, and the people are so wonderful. The staff is very friendly and very professional. We have housekeeping that cleans the room if you need it. They still have a few improvements, but the food is basically good. They have many activities for people to enjoy. It's just nice that people have their own terrace or patio, and they can also sit outside and enjoy when the weather is nice. I am paying like $2000 a month, and I think that's good. I was surprised because I know other locations charge a lot more. The residents make suggestions on some of the meals.
Victoria
5
|
November 14, 2025
I visited Holiday Bridge Park, and it was very wonderful. It had a huge dining area. I believe the staff mentioned it used to be a hotel. They were so caring. There were plenty of people out and about. The size of the dining room was really large for those who want to eat in the dining room. They offer a wide range of activities and a shuttle to take the tenants to places. It is in a good location, West Seattle, with beautiful views if you're out for a walk. The leasing consultant was ever so kind, and so was the director. I had been to Holiday Bridge Park more than once. It has very large, spacious hallways. The staff was wonderful. They offer housekeeping service for those that want It. And when I was there, they were getting ready to have a little celebration for staff awards or something of that nature. Everybody was busy- the staff was busy, and there were tenants out and about. There were other staff members busy cleaning the rooms. There was a lot of activity.
Nikki
5
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August 9, 2025
Holiday Bridge Park seemed clean and spacious. There was good lighting, which was cheerful. It was also very quiet. I was there early on Saturday morning, so there weren't a lot of people out and about yet. The staff was great. It was like an open house, so they gave me some free snacks. It was from the bakery, and it was good. They had some exercise classes.
Deborah
5
|
March 18, 2025
I like the sense of community at Holiday Bridge Park, which is something that Mom doesn't have right now. The staff was very helpful. I was so surprised about the studio and how spacious it was.
Gail5
4
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March 10, 2025
Holiday Bridge Park was very pleasant. They took us into a little office and went over what they were going to show us and then showed us the models. They didn't have any two-bedroom models to show us, but it was a nice place. It's just not exactly what I was looking for, but they were very nice, and they answered our questions. They showed us where the salon was, the therapy rooms, their game rooms, and where people would go and watch the big screen, like sports and stuff, which my husband was interested in. Sarah was the one who took us around to all the different things. She was very personable. I was asking for prices, and she had them there and gave us the answers. She did pretty good.
Shay.
5
|
October 7, 2024
I toured Holiday Bridge Park. The gentleman who showed me around was very kind and considerate, and it looked like a pretty great place to be. The staff was great. The rooms were very nice.
Me Jane
4
|
October 25, 2023
I have lived here over 10 years. I love the location, with beautiful trees and lots of parking. Food is average, sometimes very good, but I don't have to cook or clean up! Activities are gearing up again after Covid and are varied and fun. Our current staff is A+! I do wish we had free meals to guests. The recent refreshment/remodel is lovely. I wish we still had the dining room tv to watch Mariners games, we all feel that loss. I also wish for a couple more hallway seats, those halls are long and with groceries sometimes I need 2 places to rest. Overall, i would not hesitate to recommend Bridge Park!
Camille
3
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July 9, 2023
Holiday Bridge Park was in a reconstruction zone. It's going to look very, very nice. The two apartments we saw were completely remodeled. They were very nice and had great colors. Everything was brand new, so it had like gray walls, white trim, and nice carpeting. We had lunch there and the food was good. The dining area was open and bright, but it's going to be much better when they get rid of the old furniture.
KCochrane
1
|
May 1, 2022
Mother in law was found passed in her bathroom. She had been there at least 2 days. Make sure your lived one is checked on if they don't answer the door or show for meals. She had been stewing in her body fluids. THEY DID NOT CLEAN THE BATHROOM. When we arrived to clear out the apartment the mess was still there and the place smelled like decay. They also do NOT have an easy method to report concerns to headquarters. So they get this review instead.
Provider Response
David E
1
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December 16, 2021
My mother lives at Bridge Park. Atria Retirement took over management of Bridge Park in April of 2020 and the quality of life has plummeted ever since. The budget conscious new management has either fired or driven away all but a very small group of well-loved staff. Currently there is no maintenance person so repairs aren’t being done and housekeeping is sporadic. As of this morning Mom’s toilet hadn’t been cleaned in two weeks and it’s been longer than that since her floor has been vacuumed.. Food is generally well prepared but it seems like the kitchen isn’t given the budget it needs to provide healthy and balanced meals for the community. Choices of entrees are limited and run out. Portion sizes have been reduced and many dinners are merely a choice of cold sandwiches. A snack refrigerator that used to be well-stocked isn’t anymore. Several residents have moved out since Atria took over, changing the community. Many apartments are vacant. Mom doesn’t want to move. Despite everything, she has a comfortable apartment and good friends here. It’s sad to see this once vibrant community succumb to poor management and corporate greed. Mom feels that management does not respect her as a person. Only As a rent check.
Provider Response
May
4
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August 30, 2021
I visited Bridge Park and they invited me to have lunch there. We looked at some of the facilities before lunch, and I had lunch with three residents. It was a very nice lunch. The place was very nice, and the food was very nice. They had salon, a theater, and a classroom. They have scheduled trips you can sign up for, and they have exercises. The staff was very friendly, and it was a very nice tour.
Greg
4
|
January 6, 2019
Bridge Park was nice. The rooms were nice and roomy enough. The staff I met was nice. They were doing some physical activities like bouncing the ball around and painting classes.
Joanne
5
|
May 15, 2018
There are a lot of things that I like about Bridge Park. We like being here and I think we'll be here for quite awhile. They have lots of activities. Most of the time the food is very good, especially breakfast. The people are friendly. I think the staff is very good. If you have a question, you can go to the office and talk to them. We like our apartment. It's very clean.
Mark128436
4
|
February 7, 2017
Bridge Park was a very good, larger community. They were very helpful. We were able to tour some apartments, and my mom liked the size. However, it was independent living only, and she may need assisted living at some point. It was also far from where we live. The staff was good, very helpful, and friendly, but the chef and director were only there a few months. They had a comparable variety of activities.
Terri43
5
|
May 11, 2016
I moved into Bridge Park yesterday. I have not met a lot of the staff yet aside from the nice marketing guy. It seems very nice, clean, and welcoming.
Loving Daughter24
4
|
January 16, 2016
I moved my mom moved into Bridge Park. Her apartment is fine, and she’s very happy there. She’s done a couple of tai chi classes and went on the shuttle bus a couple of times. My mom’s biggest complaint is the food because the quality and the quantity are inconsistent. There are always a lot of people out and milling around, whether they’re sitting downstairs in the dining room or in different rooms doing activities.
Lynn114698250
5
|
October 19, 2015
I was very pleased during my visit at Bridge Park and I am hoping to go back to this place again. The place was beautiful. The staff that showed me around was so accommodating. She introduced me to people and showed all of the accommodations that were available to be seen. I was really impressed and they would also allow me to keep my pet. This would be the place that I want to go.
Bente1
4
|
April 17, 2015
I have decided and moved into Bridge Park because it is just convenient, and my son has bought a house close by. He bought that before I came here, but that made me choose to come here. It is fine; you got the bed, and you got the goods. It all depends on how the person is. I just visited a couple of times and decided this was in my monetary range, and I am taking it from there. The apartments are fine. They have many different types, and you decide what you want and wait for one to become empty. Some of them are quite spacious, and some -- even though they don't have a bedroom -- are still spacious. The kitchen in the apartment is not really a kitchen because we get three meals a day. I haven't participated too much in the activities, but they have movies and music and things like that.
Services and Amenities of Holiday Bridge Park in Seattle, Washington
Dining
- Communal Dining
- Guest Meals
- Meal delivery and/or takeout option
- Meals provided
Games Hobbies & Recreation
- Arts & Crafts Activities/Programs
- Literary Activities/Programs
- Facilitated Field Trips/Outings
- Tabletop & Other Games/Programs
- Activities staff
- Entertainment activities/programs
- Game Room
- Music Activities/Programs
- Organized activities/programs
- Performing arts activities/programs
- Seasonal, holiday, and themed events
- Social Activities/Events
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
- Linen Services
- Bed Making Services
- Maintenance & Repair Services
- Maintenance Staff On-Site
- Trash Removal Services
On-Site Services
- Religious Services
- Veterans Affairs (VA) Aid Assistance
- Business center
- Meeting room
Therapies
- Occupational Therapy/Rehabilitation
- Physical Therapy/Rehabilitation
Personal Care
- Cooking services
Safety & Security
- Controlled Building Access
- Personal Medical Alert Systems
Financing & Payment Options
- Accepts Credit Card Payments
- All Inclusive Rent
- Private Pay Accepted
Guests
- Guest Parking
- Overnight Guests
Inside Amenities
- Computer Room
- Cable/Satellite TV in Common Area
- Communal Kitchen
- Laundry facilities
- Mailboxes
- Shared Common Areas
Outside Amenities
- Garden
- Walking and Hiking Areas
- Enclosed/Secured outdoor common areas
- Outdoor common areas
- Patio
Transportation & Shopping
- General Transportation Services
- Transportation Services for General Shopping
Campus/Building Details
- Convenient location
Parking Options
- Parking Lot
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Fitness & wellness facilities/equipment
- Tai Chi
- Salon Services
- Chair fitness
- Fitness Opportunities
- Health & wellness activities/programs
- Yoga/Stretching opportunities
Health Services
- In Home Health Care
Languages
- English spoken
Room Amenities
- Cable/Satellite In Unit
- Closet Space In Unit
- Individual Climate Controls
- Unfurnished units
- Wifi/Internet In Unit
Kitchen Types
- Kitchenette
Diet & Nutrition
- Chef on staff
Pets
- Pets
Additional Amenity Information
- Fee Structure: Included in Rent: Basic Cable, Electric, Gas, Sewer, Water
- Housing: Handicap Barrier Free Units Available, Individual Climate Control, Safety Rails In Bathroom, Telephone Hookup
- Dining: Private Dining Room, Resident Kitchen
- Features: Laundry Room For Use, Chapel, Library, Locked Mailboxes, Elevator, Parking: Garage, Private
- Technology: Business Center, WiFi in Common Areas
- Activities: Billiard Lounge, Game Room, Activity Room
- Payment Options: Automatic Online Payments
Costs for Holiday Bridge Park in Seattle, Washington
Independent Living
$2,719
Starting Price
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