Reserve at SeaTac was OK. The staff was OK, but the manager had a little bit of an attitude and just jumped to conclusions. Their apartments were fine. It's an older, remodeled building. They had a jacuzzi, a swimming pool, a pool table, a family room, a library with computers, and TV rooms. They're pretty good, but the management wasn't so great. The location was perfect. It's right by the airport, and there were stores and places to eat nearby, so it's convenient. The management pulled the rating down.
Reserve at SeaTac
Offers Independent Living and Senior Apartment
3 Reviews
19707 International Blvd, Seattle, WA 98188
Call
(844) 325-8230
Reviews of Reserve at SeaTac
Independent Living Reviews for Reserve at SeaTac
April 05, 2021
I visited this facility
October 21, 2020
I visited this facility
I went to the Reserve at Seatac. I think it was good, except for certain facilities that were limited; the computer room wasn't even open. It was clean, the person touring us was very professional, great customer service, and helpful. The apartments were excellent, really nice, all modern. They had a lounge, huge fireplace in the common area, there was a recreation room, a common dining area, meeting rooms that they could reserve, they had a little theater, and that was actually a plus. It's close to a bus stop, so it's convenient.
Provider Response
Hello Maribeth, Thank you for taking the time to review The Reserve at Seatac. We take great pride in providing the best service we can to our future, current, and past residents. We do have some area of the building that are off limits due to COVID-19 guidelines but we will opening those back up as soon as we can.
August 08, 2020
I visited this facility
I am in the process of getting into Reserve at Seatac. It is a very nice place. The people are very accommodating. All I have to do is give them one piece of documentation, call them back, and very soon I should become a resident there. It may be a week or two before I move in, but I'm looking forward to it. I'm very excited. I definitely was able to visit the Reserve at Seatac.
Reserve at Seatac is mainly for people 55 and older; it is a very nice place. The apartment that I more or less want has everything in there. It has a washer-and-dryer, which is very nice. It has a refrigerator, a range, and a dishwasher, which is an added plus because that is what I wanted. They have a terrace, additional storage, and parking for their residents. They allow maybe one or two pets there, but of course you have to pay a pet fee. It is great because my cat can also be there with me; I'm really quite happy. Their staff has been very accommodating. They keep in contact with me by phone and by email. The place looks very nice, is very clean, and accommodating. I understand they have security, and that's very good, too.
Questions about Reserve at SeaTac
Describe the overall population of independent living residents at Reserve at SeaTac. What is their average age? What are their favorite things to do?
We are an Affordable 55+ Active Senior Living Community. We encourage an atmosphere of knowing your neighbors. There are areas in the community where you can get together for a bbq, or play cards. The sky is the limit!
What places are nearby for independent living residents to enjoy?
We are within minutes of 3 senior centers, steps away from the light rail, shopping, and restaurants.
What common areas are available for independent living residents?
Community clubhouse, library, pool & spa, game room, billiards room, community kitchen, private dining room, gym, and yoga room.
What safety features or security measures does Reserve at SeaTac offer to independent living residents?
We have secured entry, a night patrol, and cameras throughout the community.
Costs for Reserve at SeaTac
Services and Amenities of Reserve at SeaTac
Room and housing options
- 1-bedroom apartments
- 2-bedroom apartments
- Companion Suites: We Do Not Offer Companion Suites
- Studio Apartments
Activities
- Games
- Book Clubs
- Fitness Room
- Activities Extra: We Are Not Assisted. We Are Active 55+ Living.
Diet
- Diet Extra: No Food Offered At This Property
Languages
- English
- Languages Extra: English
General
- Resident Capacity: 289
- Minimum Age: 55
- Pets: All Pets Allowed
Payment options
- Check
Costs
About Reserve at SeaTac
Whether you find solace in our indoor pool and spa, or the versatility of the common areas, The Reserve has everything you need to be right at home. Explore our many feature and amenities and see what the Reserve at SeaTac has to offer you!
Interior Features:
- In home washer/dryer
- Patio or balcony
- Stainless like appliances
- Wood like vinyl flooring
- Plush carpeting
- Modern designed counter and cabinets
- High ceiling
- Large windows, abundant natural light
- Rent includes water, sewer and garbage
Community Features:
- Rain garden
- Controlled access building
- TV lounge and social areas
- Social kitchen and dining area
- Computer room and library
- Community courtyard and gazebo
- Private meeting and dining rooms
- Yoga and exercise room
- Indoor pool and spa
- Game and activities room
- Wine lockers
- Bike racks
- Walking trail
Services For Care & Comfort:
- 24-hour emergency maintenance
- Wellness office
- Onsite beauty shop
- Spacious elevators
- Railings throughout hallways
- ADA-compliant homes
Social Activities:
As our community grows, we continue to plan monthly movie nights, lunches and dinners, or live music for our residents’ entertainment. Residents are welcome to utilize our common areas to organize club meetings, game nights, and other activities. To see upcoming events, please visit our events page or check out our latest newsletter.
Pet Friendly:
Up to two pets per unit are welcome at The Reserve at SeaTac with a $300 deposit and $25 per month fee. We have no restrictions on size, though some breed restrictions do apply. We ask that our residents use their best judgment when moving in with a pet.
What Makes Us Special
SeaTac is a blossoming city, located just south of downtown Seattle. The natural beauty of this peaceful suburb is complimented by new parks, playgrounds, and other public spaces and infrastructure. The Reserve at SeaTac is in the middle of it all, surrounded by trees, pristine lakes, and a bustling community. Angle Lake is just a short walk from The Reserve, and features a beautiful open park with plenty of places to swim, play, or simply relax.
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