Mount Carmel Manor

Mount Carmel Manor

St. Paul Minnesota, United States
3.7 on Google · 6 reviews

About Mount Carmel Manor

Mount Carmel Manor is an independent living community located in West St. Paul, Minnesota. It offers housing designed for older adults who are able to live on their own but want the convenience and security of a supportive community setting. Available units come with a range of floor plans, allowing prospective residents and their families to choose a layout that fits their needs and lifestyle. The community is suited to seniors who are looking for a new home environment that combines independence with the comfort of community living. Families considering Mount Carmel Manor for a parent or spouse may want to contact the community directly to confirm current availability, specific amenities, and details about daily life there.

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Independent living community

Independent living options available in West St. Paul, MN

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Located in West St. Paul, Minnesota

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3.7

6 reviews

Hours on Google
  • Monday: 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Tuesday: Closed
  • Wednesday: 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Thursday: Closed
  • Friday: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
  • Saturday: Closed
  • Sunday: Closed

Google reviews

  • CeAnne Becker 3 months ago

    I've only lived here for a little over 2 months so my review will be limited to how things have been so far. The manager, Brittany is really nice and supportive. She takes the time to listen to my concerns and needs. The maintenance man, Jeffrey is very helpful and goes the extra mile with any issues I have had. We have a very good tenant/maintenance working relationship. When I discover that I have extra tools that I don't need, I offer them to him for use here or his own personal use. Now, the emergency maintenance man who calls back after calling the after hours number is not very friendly. There have been issues with keys not working for the security door. I've had to call 3 times as my original key would get stuck in the lock and wouldn't open the door. I had groceries that needed to be refrigerated and/or frozen. He told me to go to the back door to get in. Well, the back door is an exit only door for one. For two, if it was an entry door, I couldn't get in anyway as my key was stuck in the front door door lock. For three, I am physically disabled and walking to the back door would be very difficult if not impossible, especially trying to bring groceries with me. When I expressed that my food would rot if I couldn't get in, he responded with "I guess your food is going to rot then." The last time it happened an actual locksmith came out and discovered that many peoples keys were different. He made a bunch of new keys. He stopped everyone coming and going to check their keys. If they were bad keys, he gave them new keys. The manager was given extra keys for people whose keys weren't working. It would be helpful if everyone could get a fob, but there are no more fobs available. Only a few people who got them before have them. From what I've been told, there won't be any more fobs ordered. The only way to get one is if someone who already has one moves out and turns it back in. There is a long list to get one. For those of us who are physically disabled and rely

  • Melissa Chelberg 2 years ago

    Awful place to live. The management doesn't do anything, they may as well be non-existent. They mix vulnerable people and elderly folks in with drug addicts who don't care about the property and trash the place. People bring unauthorized large dogs in, don't take care of them and then let their evicted relatives and their pets live with them in these tiny one bedroom apartments putting other people who live there at risk. Again, management does nothing. The cleaning crew and maintenance do what they can but they can only do so much. Commonbond needs to give the CDA their money back because they certainly aren't spending it on the apartment building or using it to keep their decent tenants safe. They couldn't even be bothered to put a camera up after the place was vandalized and burglarized. If you have no choice but to move here, the apartments themselves are decent enough but don't expect management to do anything more than lock up the community room if there's trouble.

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Phone on Google
(651) 451-0030
Address on Google
1560 Bellows St, St Paul, MN 55118, USA
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