Lazy Days Village

    2524 US-41 BUS, Punta Gorda, FL, 33917
    4.3 · 12 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    5.0

    Friendly staff, welcoming relaxed community

    I love it here - Jamie and the staff provide fantastic customer service and follow-up, and both staff and residents are friendly, supportive, and look out for each other. It's relaxed, quiet, and welcoming with a nice park and positive social vibe; even as one of the youngest I feel at home (only saw a rude manager once).

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    4.33 · 12 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      3.7
    • Meals

      4.3
    • Amenities

      4.3
    • Value

      4.3

    Pros

    • Friendly residents
    • Welcoming environment
    • Strong sense of community
    • Positive, social atmosphere
    • Supportive neighbors who look out for each other
    • Amazing, caring staff
    • Standout staff member (Jamie)
    • Fantastic customer service and follow-up
    • Relaxed, laid-back ambiance
    • Quiet location with nice park/relaxing grounds
    • Accepting of younger residents / age diversity

    Cons

    • Rude manager / negative interaction with management

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment from the collected reviews is strongly positive, centered on the community and staff. Multiple reviews emphasize a warm, welcoming atmosphere where residents are friendly and look out for each other. The dominant themes are sociability, a strong sense of community, and staff responsiveness; reviewers repeatedly describe both residents and staff as supportive, which creates a positive social environment that many enjoy.

    Staff quality and customer service are consistently praised. Reviewers specifically call out amazing staff and highlight excellent customer service and follow-up. One staff member, Jamie, is singled out as 'terrific,' which suggests that individual team members make a notable positive impression on residents and visitors. While the reviews do not provide detailed information about clinical or medical care, the repeated praise for staff responsiveness and follow-up implies that interpersonal care and day-to-day service are strengths.

    Facilities and the general environment are described as relaxed and peaceful. Comments such as "laid back," "love it here," and references to a "quiet, nice park" point to pleasant outdoor space and a tranquil setting. These descriptors indicate that the facility offers a low-stress atmosphere that residents find relaxing. There is no explicit detail about building condition, room quality, or dining facilities in the reviews provided, so those areas remain uncharacterized by this dataset.

    Activity and social life appear to be strong aspects of residents' experience. The reviews emphasize a positive social atmosphere and a strong sense of community—residents feel connected and that people look out for one another. One reviewer mentions being "one of the youngest," which suggests the community is inclusive of younger seniors and that age diversity is not a barrier to social integration.

    Management is the primary area of concern raised in these summaries. Although nearly all feedback about staff is positive, there is at least one report of a "rude manager." This stands out because it contrasts with the otherwise uniformly positive comments about staff and service. The negative remark appears isolated in the set of summaries but is still important: it suggests a potential inconsistency in management demeanor or a single notable negative interaction that prospective residents and families may want to explore further.

    In summary, Lazy Days Village is portrayed as a friendly, community-oriented place with attentive staff, a peaceful setting, and strong peer support among residents. The social environment and customer service are the most consistently praised features. However, prospective residents should note the report of a rude manager and consider meeting management or asking specific questions about leadership and complaint resolution during tours. Because reviews here do not address dining quality, medical/care specifics, or detailed facility conditions, those topics should be investigated directly when evaluating the community.

    Location

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    About Lazy Days Village

    Lazy Days Village sits in North Fort Myers, Florida, and you'll see golf carts, bike riders, walkers, and joggers moving along its peaceful streets any time of day, and there are big, still lakes that are nice for strolling around. This place is a 55+ resident-owned community, so most of the people here either stay year-round or come to escape the cold in winter, and everyone seems to look out for each other. Residents can use a sparkling pool, bocce ball and shuffleboard courts, and there are walking paths and social areas that make it easy to run into neighbors or join in on a community event. You'll find groups doing different activities, plus spots like recreational rooms and nice dining areas for everyone to gather in. The staff offer assisted living and memory care, including some specialized help for people who have trouble with their memory, like using certain memory support programs and help with medication. They manage things for those who need more support but want to still enjoy being in a friendly, active place. The place pays attention to creating a relaxing atmosphere, so it feels easy to settle in, whether you want to be social or keep to yourself. Lazy Days Village also connects with people through a newsletter and keeps an online presence about their products and community, and the company that operates here also works with power management and energy solutions-like lithium-ion batteries, solar products, inverters, and backup power-for various vehicles and recreational uses, and you can find technical support and buy some of these items through their partners online. If someone is looking for a quiet but lively community, open green spaces, accessible care, and a sense that people enjoy living here, Lazy Days Village feels like a straightforward choice.

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