Spring Lake Village

Susan P. 

on Yelp

2 weeks ago

It is expensive to live here, but if one can afford it, it is full of wonderful features, especially the trees, the walking path by the Santa Rosa Creek, the kindness of the staff (several of whom we met that have worked here for over 34 years!), a skilled nursing facility, and the various options for apartments or cottages, many of which look out on to a huge lawn with trees that must be over 100 years old... or so it seems. And flowers planted with blossoms that last. And as you walk around, you may well be accompanied b... read more

Randy R. 

on Yelp

2 years ago

I moved in last year and have no regrets. Staff are wonderful, as are the residents and the food. The setting and buildings are beautifully designed. In comparison to other faculties, both 'for profit' and "Not for profit" as SLV is, there is no comparison. Several residents fondly call SLV "the Good Ship Lollypop". It is advisable to take a tour and enjoy the flower filled gardens, and the paved pathway that borders the entire campus along the wooded creek. Do allow time for dinner or lunch. Several of my guests at dinner h... read more

Karen B. 

on Yelp

3 years ago

Just had a great few months playing Bocce at Spring Lake Village. Had never played Bocce before but enjoyed learning the game and getting to know the wonderful teammates. An unexpected benefit to living here! 

Fred B. 

on Yelp

6 years ago

Very big buy in just got bigger. Nice setting, good programs, good food. Certainly best ccc in Sonoma county if you can afford it. eskaton in Carmichael Sacramento is much less expensive with 90% back to estate and 50% of any gain -- 2br with den (1400 sq ft )about 325K for buy in And very friendly residents 

Lynn A. 

on Yelp

6 years ago

Just wish more people would review retirement communities. I've now cared for four different elderly relatives as they have aged, so I've seen a number of different facilities and gotten a good look at quality of care, condition of facilities, grounds, quality of food, service, and most of all, "heart". I believe that because SLV was founded under the wings of the Episcopal church, it has more "heart" than the for-profit facilities I've seen. There is an underlying sense of caring that pervades the life of the community. ... read more

Laurel G. 

on Yelp

8 years ago

My dearest friendsfrom San Francisco moved to Spring Lake after much research and due diligence. I continue to be very impressed with every aspect as they continue to love and enjoy the community. The Santa Rosa Fire caused the community to evacuate. It was handled very well... 125 on the wait list...for obvious reasons. 

Brian M. 

on Yelp

8 years ago

Being somewhat familiar with the Saratoga and San Jose communities mentioned by KR, I agree that Spring Lake Village is a place to consider. Like KR, I am "young" and am not ready to move now; however, Spring Lake Village is on my top tier list. Also, from what I had read, I am thankful for the response by the staff to help assure the safety of the residents during the October 2017 wildfires. 

K R. 

on Yelp

8 years ago

I don't see how other retirement communities (anywhere in US) can compete with a place like this. I am very familiar with two others, expensive places in Saratoga and San Jose foothills. This place is so much nicer, in quality of facilities, kindness and awareness and availability of staff, size of facility, cost, etc. I would love to live here now! (I am nowhere near retirement age, so they won't take me yet. :-)) 

Dash M. 

on Yelp

10 years ago

This is an amazing place. The skilled nursing are is very nice as well. Great nursing and great over all staff. The food is amazing as well. It has been voted one of the best places to work for over 6 years now and I can surely tell. The employees all seem happy and cheerful and always glad to help. I have seen a lot of Skilled nursing facilities and this one is by far the cleanest and the best!