Community is beautiful but a challenge to navigate to the parking garage. There was road construction going on in front of the building and no signs to help locate the parking garage. I work with a placement agency and since I had not been receiving any call backs from voicemails I have repeatedly left for the sales team, I decided to go in to introduce myself. When I located the sales office, I asked the young lady in the office if she was the Sales Director. She simply said no. I then asked if there was a Sales Director I could speak with and she recommended I just drop off my business card at the concierge desk. She didn’t point out where the concierge desk was, what her Sales Director’s name was, or even offer to schedule an appointment. She stated she was with their marketing team. It would have been great if she could have offered to schedule a tour since I could help promote her community. I went to the concierge desk, the lady behind the desk was very friendly and helpful and placed my brochures in the mailbox for their Wellness Director as my company also provides home care and companion services. While I was at the building I left another voicemail for the Sales Director and the Wellness Director hoping I could personally meet with one of them. That was over a week ago and still no returned phone call. Not very inviting.
William Far
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September 09, 2025
Disappointed that a residential community for a niche demographic that doesn't appreciate the mill college town vibe is forcing long time establishments to close and putting young people out of work, as well as alienating a music community. If you decide to build a residential community next to an outdoor music venue, it's your responsibility to inform your residents of the possibility of the noise possibility. The most upsetting piece of all of this, is that is a retirement community! Why would you set up next to a music venue?! This demographic is not the demographic the area was built, and they ruining the college experience for all the actual young students that the area was made for. Shameful.
Marina Basu
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July 12, 2025
Thoughtfully designed place for seniors. Spacious one bedroom apartment with full kitchen but can also dine with others in the community dining room. Caring attendants for those with health needs. Lovely artwork all around. Valet parking.
Sam Satalic
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July 26, 2025
Terribly located facility given what it is, and it helped facilitate the deterioration of a vibrant young community that enjoyed music and gatherings in a classic and meaningful location.
It's a shame that Tempe would rather continue to implement disruptive high-rise buildings and shameless corporate interests downtown than to protect and maintain its local businesses and community.
Leonidas Panopoulos
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August 20, 2025
Everyone below the age of 55 hates this place. Shady Park, a wonderful venue for local, national, and international DJs, had a complaint filed against them by Mirabella at ASU.
The reason I chose to write a review is based on this place’s location which is very applicable to its operation and performance.
I don’t care if this is the greatest retirement community that was ever made. You do not put a retirement community across the street of a downtown area that is also a college campus. Who in their right mind does that?
This center for old people ruined a lot of memories for young kids - absolutely criminal. After it’s all said and done are the old people here planning on having their funeral at Disneyland?
Whoever opened this place should open a candy store inside a gym if they want to pursue another braindead venture.
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Community is beautiful but a challenge to navigate to the parking garage. There was road construction going on in front of the building and no signs to help locate the parking garage. I work with a placement agency and since I had not been receiving any call backs from voicemails I have repeatedly left for the sales team, I decided to go in to introduce myself. When I located the sales office, I asked the young lady in the office if she was the Sales Director. She simply said no. I then asked if there was a Sales Director I could speak with and she recommended I just drop off my business card at the concierge desk. She didn’t point out where the concierge desk was, what her Sales Director’s name was, or even offer to schedule an appointment. She stated she was with their marketing team. It would have been great if she could have offered to schedule a tour since I could help promote her community. I went to the concierge desk, the lady behind the desk was very friendly and helpful and placed my brochures in the mailbox for their Wellness Director as my company also provides home care and companion services. While I was at the building I left another voicemail for the Sales Director and the Wellness Director hoping I could personally meet with one of them. That was over a week ago and still no returned phone call. Not very inviting.
Disappointed that a residential community for a niche demographic that doesn't appreciate the mill college town vibe is forcing long time establishments to close and putting young people out of work, as well as alienating a music community. If you decide to build a residential community next to an outdoor music venue, it's your responsibility to inform your residents of the possibility of the noise possibility. The most upsetting piece of all of this, is that is a retirement community! Why would you set up next to a music venue?! This demographic is not the demographic the area was built, and they ruining the college experience for all the actual young students that the area was made for. Shameful.
Thoughtfully designed place for seniors. Spacious one bedroom apartment with full kitchen but can also dine with others in the community dining room. Caring attendants for those with health needs. Lovely artwork all around. Valet parking.
Terribly located facility given what it is, and it helped facilitate the deterioration of a vibrant young community that enjoyed music and gatherings in a classic and meaningful location. It's a shame that Tempe would rather continue to implement disruptive high-rise buildings and shameless corporate interests downtown than to protect and maintain its local businesses and community.
Everyone below the age of 55 hates this place. Shady Park, a wonderful venue for local, national, and international DJs, had a complaint filed against them by Mirabella at ASU. The reason I chose to write a review is based on this place’s location which is very applicable to its operation and performance. I don’t care if this is the greatest retirement community that was ever made. You do not put a retirement community across the street of a downtown area that is also a college campus. Who in their right mind does that? This center for old people ruined a lot of memories for young kids - absolutely criminal. After it’s all said and done are the old people here planning on having their funeral at Disneyland? Whoever opened this place should open a candy store inside a gym if they want to pursue another braindead venture.