9 Independent Living Communities in San Luis Obispo County, California

P.D.

We went to Las Brisa. We spoke to Jack, he's very knowledgeable, very present in the conversation, and considerate in what qualifications or requirements you need. I thought the facility was in a beautiful, park-like setting, 'cause there were trees all around it, there was a walkway that goes around it, and my daughter and I both felt very positive about that location. I saw the rooms, a couple of different options are available, and they also showed us the amenities within the building, and it's just beautifully done. They have a library, a beauty salon, a nice dining area with a very pretty view, big windows, they have an activities area where they show movies. They do have outside drive arounds for the people right now. It's difficult because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but normally they have different areas where they take the residents if they sign out and around on different car trips.

Hal

Las Brisas left a good impression on me. I liked what they showed me and the conversations that we had. It was nice, they knew what they were talking about, and very knowledgeable. It felt in between homey and an institution.

Judy

Creston Village was really nice and great, and my mom really enjoyed it there. It's a bigger facility so there's a wide range of people. At the time, my mom was able to do the activities, which she really enjoyed. She played bingo, and she liked the music they had once a week and exercise classes. The place was clean. The staff was great with her, knew her by name, greeted her, and were very friendly. They had a really pretty courtyard at the center of the place. We enjoyed taking my mom out there on nice days. She was able to have her dog there also.

Anonymous Reviewer

The Las Brisas community was great and very upper-class. They have not just a cook, but a chef, and that's very important. The food was delicious. They have their own bus and a big parking lot, although the rooms are a bit small.