Boulder Palms

    4350 Boulder Highway, Las Vegas, NV, 89121
    2.2 · 6 reviews
    • Independent living
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    2.0

    Beautiful views, staff; management failures

    I liked the friendly staff, beautifully maintained grounds, spacious one-bedroom and amazing Strip views - lots of activities and a nearby casino with senior/veteran benefits. But noisy Boulder Highway, a gated entrance that jammed, repeated neighbor harassment, pest problems, safety/police incidents and management's inaction (I ultimately moved out and never got my deposit back) made it untenable for me. Great location and people, but serious management, safety and pest issues.

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    2.17 · 6 reviews

    Overall rating

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

      2.2
    • Staff

      3.0
    • Meals

      2.2
    • Amenities

      3.0
    • Value

      1.0

    Pros

    • Friendly, helpful staff mentioned by multiple reviewers
    • Beautifully maintained grounds and landscaping
    • Amazing views of the north end of the Las Vegas Strip
    • Very spacious one-bedroom units / apartments
    • Quiet neighbors in some parts of the community
    • Gated property for controlled access
    • Close to local casinos with senior and veterans benefits
    • Good location for those who enjoy nightlife or a party atmosphere
    • Move-in incentive (free month) offered
    • Plenty of activities available for interested residents
    • Overall nice facility and friendly residents

    Cons

    • Noise from busy Boulder Highway
    • Harassing neighbor reported by at least one reviewer
    • Management inaction on some resident complaints
    • Safety concerns and police involvement reported
    • Gate malfunctions / gate jam and restricted gate access
    • Allegations related to Section 8 voucher tenants and related tensions
    • Theft or alleged theft of security deposit
    • Allegations of operator misconduct, warnings from U.S. Vets, and calls to revoke license
    • Potential legal action (lawsuit) mentioned by reviewers
    • Roach infestation reported by at least one reviewer
    • Units described as having a 'hotel-room' feel
    • Reportedly high / outrageous cost
    • Some reviewers noted the property's appearance was unappealing to family members

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across these review summaries is highly mixed: several reviewers praise staff, grounds and apartment size, while others report serious safety, management and financial concerns. Positive comments consistently reference friendly staff, well-kept grounds, very spacious one-bedroom units, and striking views of the north end of the Las Vegas Strip. The community is described by some as a nice facility with active, friendly people and a range of activities for residents. There are also incentives such as a free month at move-in highlighted by at least one reviewer, and proximity to local casinos with senior and veteran benefits is seen as a plus for residents who enjoy that lifestyle.

    Staff and care: Multiple summaries explicitly call out nice or friendly staff and say staff/management do a very good job in some respects. Activities and social opportunities are mentioned positively — "plenty of activities for interested residents" — which suggests programming exists for engaged residents. However, those positive impressions of staff are counterbalanced by other reviews alleging management inaction when serious problems are raised (harassment, safety issues), indicating inconsistent responsiveness depending on the situation or the resident.

    Facilities and location: The property is frequently described as well maintained with attractive grounds and notable views of Las Vegas. Apartments are repeatedly called spacious, especially one-bedroom units, and some reviewers generally liked their apartment interiors. The gated property and location near casinos are positives for many — close entertainment options and benefits for seniors and veterans. On the downside, the community sits adjacent to busy Boulder Highway and reviewers note that traffic/noise can be loud. Some reviewers also described units as having a "hotel-room feel," and at least one review mentioned a roach infestation, which conflicts with other reports of cleanliness and well-kept grounds.

    Safety, security and management concerns: Several reviewers report serious negative experiences. These include an alleged harassing neighbor, police involvement, and residents leaving after unresolved problems. Gate issues (a jam) and restricted gate access were specifically mentioned and undermine the perceived security of having a gated community. There are multiple, serious financial and legal allegations in the summaries: theft or stolen security deposits, warnings from organizations such as U.S. Vets, accusations of thieves operating within or against the property, and at least one mention of potential litigation. Some reviewers go so far as to say the operator should not have a business license; these are strong allegations in reviews and indicate severe distrust by some reviewers toward management and operations.

    Cost and appearance: Reviewers give conflicting impressions on value. While there is at least one move-in incentive (free month), other comments call the cost "outrageous." A family member said their "mom did not like the looks of this place," indicating the aesthetic or first impressions may not appeal to everyone.

    Patterns and takeaways: The reviews form two main clusters — a set that describes a pleasant, well-maintained community with friendly staff, spacious apartments, activities and great views; and a second set raising major red flags about safety, pest control, deposit theft, management responsiveness, gate reliability, and possible legal issues. The divergence suggests experiences may vary widely by unit, building, floor, or by which staff handle specific situations. For prospective residents or family members, the reviews point to clear due-diligence steps: ask about pest-control history and current status, confirm gate reliability and security procedures, request written policies on deposits and refunds, inquire about how management handles resident complaints (especially harassment and safety incidents), and check noise levels relative to Boulder Highway and nightlife. Also consider touring multiple units, speaking with current residents, and obtaining any available documentation regarding complaints or legal actions before deciding.

    In summary, Boulder Palms shows strong positives in staff friendliness, grounds, apartment size, views and resident activities, but the presence of multiple serious allegations — theft of deposits, pest issues, gate/security concerns, management inaction, and potential legal complaints — make it essential that prospective residents investigate these areas thoroughly to determine whether the community will meet their expectations and needs.

    Location

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    About Boulder Palms

    Boulder Palms sits on Boulder Highway in Las Vegas, NV, and has senior apartments designed for seniors who want comfort and some support as they age, and the apartments are all one-bedroom and one-bathroom with about 462 square feet, so they're big enough to feel comfortable, and each comes with large bedrooms and walk-in closets, air conditioning, a deadbolt entry lock with privacy view, and private storage areas, and there's an electric stove and cable-ready hookups, and the rent starts at $1190 per month with a $150 deposit, which covers all the utilities like water, sewer, trash, electricity, phone with voicemail, and expanded cable with 65 channels, and high-speed internet's available too if somebody needs it, though that's not included. The place is pet-friendly, and residents with service or companion animals for any disabilities can bring them, and there's guest parking so friends and family can visit easily. It's got a sparkling pool, fitness center, accessible rooms and showers and baths that work for people with different mobility needs, so folks using wheelchairs can get around, and there are activity centers, picnic and barbecue areas for gatherings, and social spaces for meeting up with neighbors. They keep the grounds landscaped so everything looks nice, and there's 24-hour emergency maintenance, so if something goes wrong, someone can fix it, and the staff's always around and friendly, and management is professional. The community has flexible lease terms, and there are three units open right now. Boulder Palms is close to shopping, casinos, and entertainment if someone likes going out, and the area has places to eat and things to do not far from the entrance, so it's handy to get around. Folks can expect a comfortable and low-maintenance life, as plenty of the daily chores and bills are handled in the rent, and whether someone needs a little help with daily living or just wants a senior-friendly space, Boulder Palms covers many of the basics pretty well.

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