Pricing ranges from
    $4,672 – 6,073/month

    Grandhaven Manor

    3215 W. Mount Hope Avenue, Lansing, MI, 48911
    4.2 · 67 reviews
    • Independent living
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    2.0

    Friendly residents, poor management, unsafe

    I have mixed feelings. The grounds, bright common areas and many friendly residents make it feel welcoming at times, and activities/monthly parties can be lovely, but management is often rude or unresponsive with high turnover. Maintenance staff try hard but repairs are slow or incomplete, and persistent cleanliness/safety problems (bed bugs, peeling paint, occasional feces, police calls, privacy/theft reports), frequent outages with no generator, unreliable transport, and high costs make me feel it's overpriced and uneven in quality.

    Pricing

    $4,672+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $5,606+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living
    $6,073+/moStudioAssisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 12-16 hour nursing
    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Air-conditioning
    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Private bathrooms
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Transportation

    • Community operated transportation
    • Transportation arrangement
    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Computer center
    • Dining room
    • Fitness room
    • Gaming room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space
    • Small library
    • Wellness center

    Community services

    • Concierge services
    • Fitness programs
    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Planned day trips
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.18 · 67 reviews

    Overall rating

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

      3.5
    • Staff

      4.0
    • Meals

      3.0
    • Amenities

      3.9
    • Value

      1.9

    Pros

    • Well-kept grounds and attractive landscaping
    • Clean, bright common areas and lobby with large windows
    • Apartments often described as roomy with good layouts and walk-in closets
    • Helpful, caring, and friendly staff frequently praised
    • Dedicated and creative activities director acknowledged by many reviewers
    • Wide range of social activities (bingo, parties, outings, group trips)
    • Regular transportation/van service for errands, shopping, and outings
    • Monthly activity calendar and daily reminders for residents
    • Laundry facilities on every floor and elevators to all floors
    • Responsive maintenance in many reports, often quick to fix issues
    • Informative and welcoming tours and leasing staff
    • On-site amenities mentioned: library, theater, billiard room, courtyard
    • Meals available (breakfast and lunch commonly; optional dinner for extra charge)
    • Long-term residents reporting satisfaction and stability
    • Families reporting peace of mind and residents 'blossoming' after move-in

    Cons

    • Inconsistent apartment cleanliness; reports of dirty units and even feces
    • Longstanding bed bug infestation reported by multiple reviewers
    • Frequent staff turnover and repeated changes of office managers
    • Unresponsive, rude, or unprofessional management/office staff in some reports
    • Maintenance sometimes ineffective or repairs left undone (peeling paint, popped nails)
    • Safety and security concerns including theft by staff and police calls
    • Unreliable or inadequate transportation (small bus, visibility issues, unreliable schedules)
    • Power outages with no backup generator creating risk for medical devices
    • Food quality inconsistent or rated poor by some residents
    • Advertised amenities not always delivered (no hair salon, some amenities shut down)
    • Resident mix concerns: independent units housing residents with dementia or suicidality
    • Poor communication: phones rarely answered, services cut off for late payment, sudden changes without notice
    • Billing and cost misunderstandings; perceptions of poor value for price
    • Pest problems and general apartment upkeep issues (spiders, dirty porches)
    • Limited or declining activities reported by some residents
    • Home health agency coordination problems and lack of in-house care options
    • Security/privacy breaches and harassment incidents reported

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment toward Grandhaven Manor is mixed and polarized: many reviews convey strong satisfaction with the community, staff, activities, and grounds, while a substantial number of reviews describe serious operational, cleanliness, safety, and management concerns. Common positive themes include attractive grounds, bright and clean common spaces, roomy apartments for many residents, and an active social calendar led by an activities director who is frequently singled out for praise. Numerous reviewers note prompt and helpful maintenance, laundry on every floor, elevators, regular transportation for shopping and errands, and caring staff who help new residents settle in. Several long-tenured residents and family members report that their loved ones have 'blossomed' or feel secure and happy, and guided tours are often described as informative and welcoming.

    Care quality and staff: Reviews about staff and care are sharply divided. Many reviewers call staff compassionate, professional, and above-and-beyond in service, with multiple comments about friendly front office personnel, quick maintenance responses, and an activities director who plans creative events and arranges outings. Others, however, report frequent staff turnover, rude or unprofessional behavior from office staff, slow or ineffective maintenance responses, and poor communication (phones not answered, sudden changes without notice). A few reviewers reported that staff were polite during tours but less helpful after move-in. There are also accounts of home health agency coordination problems, and some residents note that the facility does not provide on-site home care services they had expected.

    Facilities and maintenance: The property is repeatedly described as visually appealing and well-kept in common areas, with shining floors, bright lobbies, and maintained sidewalks and landscaping. Amenities like library, theater, billiard room, courtyard, and laundry rooms on each floor are mentioned positively. At the same time, multiple reviews raise concerns about apartment-level upkeep: reports include peeling paint, popped nails, dirty porches with spiders, inconsistent housekeeping, and even extremely serious claims such as feces on bathroom walls. Several reviewers praise specific maintenance staff as willing and competent, while others say maintenance is ineffective or repairs go undone. There is also a recurring complaint that advertised amenities are sometimes unavailable (for example no hair salon or closed amenities).

    Health, safety, and pest issues: Serious safety and health issues appear in multiple reviews and are a major concern for some families. A persistent bed bug problem is reported by several reviewers, with at least one claim that it persisted for more than two years. Other safety issues include theft by staff, privacy invasions, harassment incidents, and frequent police calls. Reviewers also expressed worry about the resident mix, noting that independent living units sometimes include residents with advancing dementia or suicidal behavior, which raises safety and supervision concerns. Power outages without a backup generator are noted repeatedly; reviewers emphasize the risk this poses to residents who rely on oxygen, electric wheelchairs, or needed device charging.

    Dining, activities, and transportation: Dining receives mixed reviews. Many residents appreciate the regular breakfast and lunch offerings and the availability of an optional dinner for an additional charge, along with a monthly meal menu. Conversely, food quality and dining variety are criticized by some. Activities are a clear strength for many residents: bingo, themed parties, outings, grocery trips, and group events are repeatedly praised and described as contributing substantially to a positive social environment. Still, other reviewers report reduced programming, little evening entertainment or social hour, and activities staff interpersonal issues. Transportation is a highlighted benefit when it works: the community provides van service for errands and trips, and many residents enjoy grocery and bank runs. However, others report unreliable bus service, a too-small bus with visibility problems, or cancelled/limited transport.

    Management, communication, and value: Management and communication are recurring friction points. Multiple reviewers describe frequent managerial turnover, unresponsiveness from the office, abrupt or rude interactions, billing confusion, services being cut off for late payment, and reported cover-ups by management. Some families are distrustful of the managing company (Associated Management is named in a complaint) and express caution about leasing arrangements, home-health partnerships, and contract terms. Perceptions of value vary widely: some reviewers say Grandhaven is cheaper or more attractive than comparable options, while others feel rent is high for the level of service and report cost misunderstandings.

    Patterns and final impression: The pattern across reviews is of a community with many genuine strengths — attractive common spaces, an engaged activities program, helpful staff members, prompt maintenance in many instances, and residents who are satisfied and thrive — juxtaposed with recurring, serious operational problems reported by other reviewers: pest infestations, inconsistent apartment cleanliness, safety incidents, unreliable management, and power/transportation vulnerabilities. These contrasting experiences suggest variability by unit, staff shift, or time period. For prospective residents and families, the reviews indicate it is especially important to ask specific, recent questions about pest control and its remediation history, backup power for medical devices, staff turnover, incident reporting and resolution protocols, guarantees about advertised amenities, and written policies on resident mix and safety. Touring the property, talking to current residents of the specific building/unit you are considering, and requesting documentation or references about how past problems were addressed would help clarify whether the current operational realities match the positive or negative experiences reflected in these reviews.

    Location

    Map showing location of Grandhaven Manor

    About Grandhaven Manor

    Grandhaven Manor sits in Lansing, Michigan, and offers apartments and services for adults aged 55 and over, and there are 150 units here, some for low-income residents, with several floor plan styles, including one- and two-bedroom options that have kitchens, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, walk-in showers, washer and dryer, central air, and private balconies or patios, with utilities included in the monthly rent. Residents can have cats or small dogs, though there are some restrictions, and the building itself has controlled access and two elevators, a convenience store, a beauty and barber salon, a mini theater, laundry rooms on each floor, an arts and crafts studio, a courtyard patio, a fitness center, a card and game gallery, free Wi-Fi, and a well-stocked library. There's parking with covered carport options, and staff members are present twenty-four hours a day, including a janitor for maintenance and an Activities Coordinator who plans things like bingo, outings, hobby clubs, lectures, dance groups, and organized transportation.

    The community runs plenty of social and recreational activities like games, exercise classes, music, and crafts, plus special events and family visits are encouraged in a friendly, bright environment with big windows and nice seating areas. Residents can eat healthy, catered dinners every night in the community dining room or use their own kitchenettes, and there's weekly housekeeping with daily bed-making and trash removal, plus deluxe housekeeping and personal laundry services available for extra convenience.

    Grandhaven Manor supports independent, active seniors but also has assisted living and memory care services for those who need help with daily living or support for dementia or Alzheimer's, along with home care that includes trained aides for non-medical needs and companionship. Safety features like monitored pull cords in every apartment, French doors to balconies or patios, and regular staff checks help everyone feel secure. The atmosphere is easy-going and neighborly, with staff known for kindness and families always welcome, and residents enjoy both privacy and community.

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