Gazebo North

    1530 Williston Rd, South Burlington, VT, 05403
    4.4 · 8 reviews
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Very pleased with Gazebo North

    I moved my mom to Gazebo North and I'm very pleased. The staff are friendly, compassionate and attentive - they really know her as an individual, there's an RN on staff, a caring Activities Director with about three activities a day, good meals, and a clean, well-kept, spacious facility with a warm small-community vibe close to home. A few services (hair/nails) can be delayed and some areas feel a bit industrial, but the transition was smooth, my mom is happy, and I highly recommend it.

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    4.38 · 8 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
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    5. 1
    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      4.7
    • Meals

      5.0
    • Amenities

      4.7
    • Value

      4.0

    Pros

    • friendly, compassionate staff
    • staff know residents as individuals / personalized care
    • attentive to specific needs
    • good communication and responsive to issues
    • clean, neat, well-kept facilities
    • small community / residents not 'just a number'
    • RN on staff
    • friendly Activities Director
    • multiple daily activities (about three per day)
    • lots of fun activities
    • great food / good meals
    • smooth move-in / transition process
    • spacious rooms and ample communal space
    • comfortable, positive vibe for residents
    • proximity to residents' homes
    • recommended by multiple families
    • well-trained and caring staff
    • attentive check-ins

    Cons

    • delays getting hair done and nails clipped
    • some services reduced or delayed due to COVID
    • some reviewers noted an industrial or hospital-like feel
    • emphasis on studio units disliked by some
    • priced accordingly / may be perceived as expensive

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the reviews for Gazebo North is strongly positive. Multiple reviewers emphasize the compassionate, friendly nature of the staff and their ability to treat residents as individuals rather than as numbers. This personalization recurs as a dominant theme: families feel their loved ones receive attentive, individualized care and check-ins. Several reviewers explicitly state they would recommend the community to other families, and describe a generally warm, comfortable vibe when visiting.

    Care quality and staff: Reviews consistently praise the caregiving team, describing staff as well-trained, caring, and responsive. The presence of an RN on staff is mentioned as a reassuring factor by at least one reviewer, and others note that staff are “on-top-of” issues and communicate well with families. Multiple comments highlight smooth transitions when a resident moves in, and that staff are attentive to specific needs. The overall picture is of a team that provides hands-on oversight, regular check-ins, and effective communication with families.

    Activities and programming: Activity offerings are a clear strength. Reviewers cite roughly three activities per day and describe the programming as fun and varied. The Activities Director receives positive mention, reinforcing that recreational and social engagement is prioritized. This contributes to the sense that residents are comfortable and active, and it is a reason several families would recommend the community.

    Facilities and atmosphere: Gazebo North is described as clean, neat, and well-kept, with spacious rooms and ample communal space. Many reviewers appreciate the smaller, community-like scale — a setting where residents are recognized and not just another room number. Proximity to home is also highlighted as a practical benefit. A few reviewers, however, describe aspects of the environment as having an industrial or hospital-like feel, and one recurring complaint is an emphasis on studio units, which some families dislike. Overall, the impressions lean toward a pleasant, open community but with a minority perception of a less-homey aesthetic.

    Dining and amenities: Food receives favorable comments, with reviewers calling meals “great” or praising the dining. Combined with the activities and attentive staff, dining appears to be another consistent positive contributor to resident satisfaction. Amenities such as well-kept spaces and ample studios are seen as positives by many, though the studio emphasis is not universally appreciated.

    Service issues and concerns: The most frequently noted service concern is delays for personal grooming services — specifically hair appointments and nail clipping — and some reviewers attribute reduced or delayed services to COVID impacts. Pricing is mentioned in a neutral-to-cautionary way ("priced accordingly"), suggesting some families perceive the cost as in line with the level of service but potentially on the higher side. The industrial/hospital feel and focus on studio units are the other recurring minor negatives.

    Bottom line and guidance for prospective families: Reviews paint Gazebo North as a well-run, small-scale community with strong, compassionate staff, good communication, engaging activities, and solid dining. It is frequently recommended by current families, and several practical strengths — RN on staff, smooth move-ins, and attentive check-ins — stand out. Prospective families may want to ask specific questions about grooming appointment schedules and any lingering COVID-related service adjustments, inquire about room type options if studios are a concern, and confirm pricing relative to included services. Overall, the aggregated feedback suggests Gazebo North is a reliable choice for families seeking attentive, personalized senior care in a smaller community setting.

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    About Gazebo North

    Gazebo North sits in South Burlington on a quiet, private property surrounded by gardens, shaded patios, and walking paths, and they've been locally owned and managed for over 35 years, so people say there's a warm, family atmosphere here and staff tend to stick around a long time, which families seem to like because there's consistency and you get to know folks; there are 33 large studio apartments and a mix of studio, one- and two-bedroom options with kitchenettes, walk-in showers with safety bars, private bathrooms, and cable TV, plus all utilities are included, so you don't have to worry about extra bills. Residents get three home-cooked meals every day, snacks, and menus that change often to fit special diets, whether it's low-sodium, diabetic, or allergy-sensitive, and there's community dining if people want to sit together. Folks can also join the cooking club, arts and crafts, a resident musical group, game nights, exercise like Tai Chi, and both onsite and offsite activities, so there's usually something to do, and they have a busy daily activity schedule, plus movie nights and community-sponsored outings.

    The care here covers many needs, including assisted living, memory care for Alzheimer's or dementia, short-term respite stays for those recovering from surgery or just needing a break, and even hospice care, with a full team of trained nurses, aides, and support staff on duty all day and night, and that means help with anything from bathing, dressing, medication management, and transfers, to more skilled nursing if someone needs it, and they have a call pendant system and emergency alert features for peace of mind. If couples have different care needs, they work out special arrangements to help them live together. The place is licensed as a Level 3 Residential Care Facility by the state, which allows them to provide a wide range of medical and personal care, and for families who stay involved, there's VA benefits help, cost assistance guidance, pharmacy delivery, and help linking up with outside healthcare providers. Laundry, housekeeping, linen service, and even dry cleaning are available, and they make sure the property stays well-kept and safe, with managers on site and 24-hour supervision.

    Transportation is free for medical appointments and errands, and there's parking for those who drive, so getting around is simple, and the whole place is wheelchair accessible with roll-in showers. Residents have access to indoor and outdoor areas like lounges, a salon/barber service, a garden with a gazebo, and patios with comfortable seating. The pricing is all-inclusive, with options to pay by credit card or check, and families often say the community feels close-knit and caring. Staff works to encourage as much independence as possible, supporting each resident's daily activities in a way that matches their skills and needs, and everyone gets meals, medication help, and activities as wanted, in a setting that aims to keep people active, social, and secure.

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