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4.2 · 108 reviewsThey are doing updates but still needs repairs to plumbing and flooring. Can seem to get rid of roaches in the building. Elevators are pretty bad condition. New management company took charge over year ago. No assistance with new management company and no longer provides meals.
The could provide a freight elevator. Increase the strength of the WiFi signal. Provide covered parking. Upgrade the two main entrances. Improve the setup of the free phone service. Sell carts and carriers for large grocery or supplies transported from the first floor to higher floors. Also sell small storage units located in the basement.
What I like the most about King's Reserve Memphis is the peace and quiet and I would recommend this community to other families based on the experience I have had so far
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The staff is so wonderful and loving, service that is provided and activities are great, and we don't have meals service here. I do love this place, and thank you and your staff for referring King's Reserve to us. I have told a few people about the great place here:
. The location is in close proximity to many restaurants, theaters, museums, the zoo, and downtown venues. It is a nice area of town to live in. I would certainly recommend Kings Reserve to others.
I moved to King's Reserve Memphis. It's a great community and the people are great. They have a dining room and a pantry. They have "wine down" where you can eat, drink wine, and gather with people to talk. They have bingo. They also have a dog park. They offer aerobics classes with equipment that you can use for riding and lifting weights. They have a beauty salon and a person who plants flowers with whom you can work. Additionally, they have a vegetable garden here. They provide a balcony. The staff is friendly, helpful, and wonderful. They know how to treat all the people there with respect, especially older people, and you can feel the love. I cook my own food, and they have a pantry every Tuesday where you can go and pick up food to bring back to your apartment. They also have an elevator. Even though I'm paying more for this apartment than I was paying for the other one, it's still worth it, because when you enter downstairs it feels like you're walking into a hotel instead of a senior citizen's apartment.
King's Reserve is a Senior Independent Apartment. It is NOT a place to provide care or meals. It is strictly a 55+ apartment building. That being said I loved my apartment and my neighbors!! That staff did provide activities such as Bingo Tuesdays and Wine Down Wednesdays and a few other monthly activities. The pricing is very good in the competitive market. Sadly, I took a fall in mid October which required surgery and a move back to my hometown to be nearer to family.
My sister loves everything about King's Reserve Memphis! The staff, the activities, and the space. My mom is suffering from dementia so she is not as happy about the new place! But she is getting there !!!