The Village at Homewood Point

    907 East Colorado Avenue, Colorado Springs, CO, 80903
    4.3 · 6 reviews
    • Independent living
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    4.0

    Good apartment, friendly neighbors, management

    I love my apartment, the neighbors, and the warm, clean building - great activities, occasional potlucks, and good value near shopping for low-income seniors. The bedrooms and closets are small and smoking is allowed in units, which I don't love. Management and the business office are often unresponsive (closed door/no replies), showings were unavailable, and I encountered an unhelpful interviewer; staff gossip and training/privacy issues need attention. Overall it feels more like regular apartments than a senior-focused community, but I'm pleased with my unit and the friendly staff.

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    4.33 · 6 reviews

    Overall rating

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

      4.3
    • Staff

      3.3
    • Meals

      4.3
    • Amenities

      4.0
    • Value

      5.0

    Pros

    • Well-maintained, clean apartments
    • Friendly staff reported by multiple reviewers
    • Active social life with activities and occasional potlucks
    • Independent living environment
    • Good value and affordability for low-income residents
    • Positive resident community and great neighbors
    • Convenient location near shopping
    • Warm interior temperature
    • High-quality finishes or overall facility quality
    • Residents express satisfaction with their apartments

    Cons

    • Unresponsive business office and closed office door reported
    • Management issues and lack of responsiveness to messages
    • Front-line staff gossip and perceived need for better staff training
    • Privacy/security concerns about personal information on a computer
    • Admissions process problems: no availability to show and unhelpful interviewer
    • Not strongly senior-focused; feels more like regular apartments
    • Small bedrooms and limited closet/storage space
    • Smoking allowed in apartments
    • Exterior areas perceived as cold (temperature control inconsistent)

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the reviews is mixed but leans positive about the apartments themselves and the resident community, while raising several consistent concerns about management responsiveness, staff professionalism, and some practical accommodations. Multiple reviewers say they love their apartments, describe the facility as high quality and clean, and praise friendly staff and engaging activities. The property appears to provide a strong independent-living experience with social opportunities such as activities and occasional potlucks, and many reviewers view it as a good-value option suitable for lower-income seniors.

    Care quality and focus: The community is characterized primarily as independent living rather than assisted or clinical care. Reviewers consistently describe an environment that feels more like traditional apartments than a highly senior-focused care setting. That makes the facility attractive to residents seeking independence, but it also means families or prospects seeking more senior-centric programming or on-site medical supports should not expect those services to be a core strength.

    Staff and management: Reviews present a split picture. On one hand, several comments praise staff as friendly and helpful, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere. On the other hand, there are repeated reports of management and office staff being unresponsive — notes include closed office doors, messages not being returned, and an unhelpful interviewer during intake or touring. There are also specific allegations of staff gossip and a perceived need for better staff training and professionalism. Privacy and security concerns were raised about personal information visible on a computer, which suggests gaps in administrative practice and data handling that management should address.

    Facilities and apartments: Physical aspects of the property receive generally positive marks for cleanliness and perceived quality. Residents mention warm interiors and a pleasant living environment. However, practical drawbacks appear repeatedly: bedrooms are described as small and closet/storage space is limited. The exterior or building envelope is described as cold by some reviewers, indicating possible insulation or heating distribution issues in common or outdoor areas. An important policy-related con is that smoking is allowed in apartments — this is a notable consideration for health-conscious residents or those sensitive to smoke.

    Activities, dining, and community life: The community life is a clear strength. Reviewers note a good range of activities and occasional communal events like potlucks, which support social engagement among residents. Neighbors are frequently described as nice, and several reviewers emphasize their satisfaction with the social environment, which reinforces the sense that this is a comfortable independent-living choice for those who prioritize community and social programming.

    Admissions and access: Several prospective-resident–oriented concerns emerge: reviewers reported difficulty arranging a showing due to no availability, and some experienced unhelpful behavior from interviewers. These issues compound the perception of an unresponsive business office and suggest friction in the move-in or tour process that could deter new residents.

    Patterns and takeaways: The dominant pattern is a contrast between strong resident satisfaction with apartments, community, and affordability, versus recurring operational and administrative shortcomings. Strengths are tangible—clean, high-quality apartments, good social programming, and a welcoming resident community in a convenient location. Weaknesses are procedural and policy-driven—poor office responsiveness, management and training gaps, privacy/security lapses, small living spaces, and permissive smoking policy. For prospective residents who prioritize cost, social activities, and an independent-living atmosphere, the property appears attractive; for those who prioritize rapid administrative responsiveness, robust senior-focused services, non-smoking environments, larger private spaces, or strong data privacy practices, these reviews indicate areas to probe further before committing.

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