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Was really impressed with the helpful staff and cleanliness. Clients all looked happy and content.

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Great staff! Dayna is so nice and friendly! The residents seem so happy and at peace, looks like a great place to spend the golden years :)

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Friendly staff. I had to unfortunately bring my family members down here. But I'm glad I did. Phenomenal staff and clean facility.

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Blue Oak

Blue Oak

(11 reviews)

WARNING: $10,000 EXTORTION & GROSS NEGLIGENCE AT BLUE OAKS…read moreDO NOT SIGN A LEASE HERE. Blue Oaks is a predatory corporate operation masquerading as a "luxury" community. I am currently being charged over $10,000to escape a hostile, unsanitary, and unmaintained living environment. 1. PREDATORY FINANCIAL MALPRACTICE Management is attempting to force me to repay a signing concession because theymade a clerical error. In California, the drafting party is generally responsible for their own mistakes--yet they are attempting to pass the cost of their incompetence onto me. Adding "holiday parking fees" for residents is further proof of their relentless nickel-and-diming. 2. TOTAL ABANDONMENT OF HABITABILITY (CIVIL CODE § 1941.1) The "luxury" I paid for included a move-in with pet-urine-soaked carpets, damaged appliances, and a leaking toilet that they still haven't fixed after months. Replacing a dishwasher with a foul-smelling, dirty used part is not "maintenance"--it is a health hazard. 3. DOCUMENTED HEALTH & SAFETY VIOLATIONS Management's absence on weekends has turned the amenities into a liability. I have documented: * Health Code Breaches: Dogs in the pool and infants in diapers in the spa. * Fire Hazards: Open use of prohibited gas and coal grills on wooden decks. * Safety Risks: Unrestricted off-leash dogs and zero security presence. 4. HARASSMENT & BREACH OF QUIET ENJOYMENT I have been subjected to targeted harassment from a neighbor who cycles their garage door 10+ times throughout the night specifically to disrupt my sleep. Management has been notified repeatedly and has chosen to be adversarial toward me rather than addressing the harasser, a clear breach of my right to quiet enjoyment. BOTTOM LINE: They want $3,094/month for a unit that failed basic health and safety standards on day one. They are a global corporation that views tenants as ATM machines, not human beings Lastly they will charge no matter what a carpet cleaning, and housekeeping cleaning bill. No matter what. They also let a black car stay on the property spot 1 as you drive in with cans cigarette and trash piled up it smells so bad when you walk by. It's a tenant they allow to have a nasty car like that.

Updating my previous review. It was nice and somewhat quiet here at first. How things have…read moredigressed. Now I have an Alpha Male and his party girl upstairs and their child is like a cat with zoomies! Constantly runs thru the apt for hrs at a time triggering my nervous system. I measured the decible count one day and it was almost 80 decibles, which is hazardous to any himans health! I was on a telehealth call one day and my provider at the other end of the phone could hear the child running thru the apt! My pictures on the wall are so askew from the loud noise from above. If I complain, they are petty and vindictive and the recent parking issue, new management refuses to address! The jerks pinned me in front and back while parked on the street! Counting my days until I can leave!

Arrive Paso Robles

Arrive Paso Robles

(9 reviews)

UPDATE AS OF JUNE 23, 2026: I received an email that my security deposit was "mailed out" June 11…read more This was weeks after I was told I would receive it electronically. Still NO deposit has been received in mail or electronically. JUNE 11, 2026: After moving out at the end of March 2026, my security deposit was initially sent to the wrong address because my forwarding address was not properly entered. When I visited the office in person to resolve the issue, I was informed that the deposit would be reissued electronically. That conversation took place in early May 2026. Since then, I have sent multiple follow-up emails and even a formal demand for an update, yet I have received no response and have still not received my deposit. The most frustrating part is not the delay itself, but the complete lack of communication and accountability. Mistakes happen, but residents should not have to repeatedly chase management for money that is owed to them. Ignoring emails and failing to provide updates only adds to the frustration. I hope this review encourages management to improve its communication and follow through on commitments made to both current and former residents.

If you value sleep, basic quiet hours, and responsive management, think twice before moving to…read moreArrive Paso Robles. Ongoing noise issues are not enforced, and management, specifically Melissa, handles concerns with deflection rather than resolution. There are also concerns about people living in garages and conducting unpermitted or unlicensed business activity, which reflects the lack of oversight at this property. Prospective tenants researching Arrive Paso Robles should be aware of several ongoing issues that can significantly impact daily living. These include excessive noise, thin walls and floors, lack of hot water, parking limitations, and overall property upkeep concerns. This review reflects my direct experience as a resident and is meant to give a more honest and transparent perspective. One of the biggest issues is noise and the lack of enforcement of community rules. The buildings already allow sound to travel easily, but the situation is made worse by what appears to be ongoing over-occupancy that management does not properly address. Units seem to exceed reasonable occupancy limits, which leads to constant activity, increased noise, and strain on shared resources like parking. Instead of enforcing occupancy-related lease terms, these conditions are allowed to continue. If you end up beneath a high-activity unit, expect loud running, stomping, and constant impact noise starting as early as 4 AM and sometimes continuing late into the night towards 2 AM. This goes beyond normal apartment living and makes it difficult to sleep or focus during the day. To be clear, what we are asking for is not unreasonable. Quiet hours from 10 PM to 7 AM are standard, and residents should be able to sleep without ongoing disturbances. Instead, we have been put in a position where calling the police and filing reports becomes the only option because management chooses not to enforce these expectations. We were told this is because they "do not want tenants to feel like they are walking on eggshells," which says a lot about how resident concerns are handled. Equally concerning is how these issues have been handled by management, specifically Melissa. Rather than working toward a solution, communication has involved deflection and, at times, verbal escalation. This is not how someone experienced in working with residents should handle ongoing concerns. There were multiple instances where emails went unanswered for extended periods, over a month, yet tenants were expected to respond within 3 to 5 business days or risk blame being shifted onto them. Delays were attributed to "system issues," followed by attempts to hold tenants to a different standard. That level of inconsistency and lack of accountability is frustrating. When concerns were escalated, the only options presented were to move units or continue tolerating the disturbances until the tenants above us "hopefully" move out. Moving units, especially to a third-floor unit, does not solve the underlying issue. Expecting residents to simply deal with ongoing disruption is not a reasonable solution. We were also told that we are "living in the wrong property" if we expect quiet enjoyment (basically, sleep) during standard workday hours, which is dismissive of legitimate concerns. There are also concerns about garages being used as living spaces and for unpermitted or unlicensed business activity. Combined with the lack of enforcement around occupancy limits, this raises broader concerns about overall property oversight. The condition of the property is also a concern. There have been ongoing issues with roaches, gnats, and other bugs, which points to a lack of proper maintenance. On top of that, some residents are loud, inconsiderate, and do not maintain shared spaces, which adds to the overall experience. Parking is also limited, especially in the evenings, often requiring multiple laps around the property to find a space. This further reflects how strained the property feels overall. Given the ongoing nature of these issues, there are valid concerns about how lease obligations and resident concerns are being handled at this property. For anyone considering moving here, it is important to take these factors into account before signing a lease.

Creston Village - Creston Village | Assisted Living & Memory Care | Paso Robles, CA | private dining

Creston Village

(4 reviews)

I have resided at Creston for three years. I am happy here. I have made many friends, and lost a…read morefew along the way. They offer many activities for their residents. On the other hand, reading a good book and enjoying a favorite beverage are other relaxing choices.The surrounding grounds are a pleasure to walk. Here, you can do as much or as little as you wish. We have lovely courtyard, where willing residents enjoy contributing time and talents in planters they have "adopted". Of course, I would rather be home-- but realistically, I realized it was time to get more help and stop my loved ones from their concerns about me. All and all, the life here is a great choice. Nanci Smith, a happy camper at Creston Village.

I would not recommend this memory care unit for anyone! We placed our mom there with the…read moreunderstanding that they would have a staff ratio of 2 to 14 residents. This was not true... One person was on duty in memory care and when they needed assistance they would call someone over from Assisted Living. Our Mom was left in bed until 10:30 am with no breakfast when we came on a Sunday for a visit. On another occasion she sitting in a diaper soiled with excrement until we them for her to be changed. I wonder how long they would have continued to let her sit in that state had we not come by to visit. We spoke with administration and they were useless, claiming to be fully staffed. It was an absolute nightmare for our family. It took 33 days living at Creston Village Memory Care for my Mom to end up in the hospital with dehydration. Part of having memory issues was that she needed to be reminded to drink and have water available. This was not the case! I would give it less than one star if I had the option.

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