Renaissance Austin

Assisted living is great place! Desirea has been an absolute god sent when it came to our parent and adjusting to a new place. Desirea would keep us updated and take her time when providing care. Our loved one was heartbroken over the news that she has moved on. Her patience, knowledge and attentiveness to the residents will definitely be missed! Overall, great place but new employees often and hard to keep up with them.

My mother, Lorraine Mossman, is generally happy with the place. However, she does not appreciate the paint job in the hallways and doors only being partly done before the painters moved on to another part of the building. She is especially unhappy with how they left her door, photos attached. She said she even looked around to see if there was some touch-up paint in a can somewhere she could finish the job with. You may have already done this, but if you could reassure her that you are going to finish it all out very professionally. She and I would appreciate that.

My mom was very fortunate to live here for a few months. She had a large, newly renovated apartment for a very good price. It is a very welcoming community and has such a good vibe to it overall. The dining room with table service is really nice, and my mom loved the food (which is saying a lot!). I interacted quite a bit with Michael Salyers, Desmond and Ann before and during Mom's time there, and they were always very attentive and friendly, as well as being genuinely caring people. Michael in particular always went above and beyond for us. Asher Point is so lucky to have those three, although all the staff we interacted with were wonderful. Mom loved living there, and we were so sad she was unable to continue staying there for unrelated reasons.

What a horrendous and appalling facility... Absolutely disgusting and smells of sewer. Not to mention the terribly awful meals the poor residents have to deal with.