Murano Senior Living

I had the opportunity to stay at this beautiful retirement, assisted living and memory care community to attend a regional meeting for our senior housing & care referral agency that was hosted by The Murano. I enjoyed interacting with the friendly staff, residents and residents' family members. I was impressed with the layout of the apartment where I stayed. I was even more impressed with the feel of the community, activities and care being offered. The food was excellent, and the wait staff were highly attentive and so incredibly kind and personable.

Murano Senior Living graciously invited our company to hold our regional meeting at their community, giving me the opportunity to stay in their guest suite for a few nights. The building is absolutely beautiful, filled with high‑end touches throughout. The suite itself was spacious and quiet, making for a very comfortable stay. The staff at Murano were warm and welcoming, and the food was fantastic.

Murano Senior Living is more than just a collection of apartments or amenities; it is a community where every individual’s story finds a home. Residents hail from a wide array of backgrounds and walks of life, bringing with them a tapestry of experiences and memories. The result is a place that celebrates diversity, honors individuality, and, above all, fosters deep and meaningful connections.

I arrived around 9:45 PM and left at about 9:55 PM. The young woman at the front desk was courteous, friendly, and polite. I sometimes think that the role of the front desk is underestimated. There are a lot of Bad Things that do not happen because somebody is there keeping an eye on the front door. I know that there is a video surveillance, and that is a good thing to have, but having a real human being is a strong deterrent.

We have family members living at Murano and just visited them last weekend. The staff including manager, Eric, dining room server, Aleah, food manager, Lisa, front desk attendant, Ivan, are truly serving individuals who listen attentively and professionally, handle courteously a myriad of requests from residents and truly do a fantastic job of taking care of residents and their guests. The environment at Murano is beautiful - artfully decorated, lots of daily activities ranging from Parkinsons support groups, art and exercise classes, lectures and opportunities for touring to various destinations around the area, great food and lovely dining area. The views from the resident's apartments and community rooms are spectacular - located in the heart of Seattle and lots of beauty to take in