Chateau Valley Center

Chateau Valley Center, located in Renton, WA offers independent living, assisted living & memory care. Visit Provider Website

Chateau Valley Center sits on the campus of Valley Medical Center in Renton, WA. For over 20 years, this family-owned and operated local community has cared for families from Renton, Fairwood, Kent and South Seattle. Concierge services, a heated indoor pool and personal trainers fill the days, and transportation is provided. The address is 4450 Davis Ave S, minutes from Tukwila, Newcastle and Maple Valley, and within easy distance of Sea-Tac Airport and Southcenter mall.

Pricing at Chateau Valley Center

Chateau Valley Center lists apartments starting at $3,390. Chateau Valley Center doesn't give a separate price online for independent living, assisted living or memory care, or a respite care price. A single request through Get Pricing gets you today's pricing for a studio, one-bedroom or two-bedroom, along with the care you'd need.

Memory Care at Chateau Valley Center

The memory care neighborhood is secure and welcoming, built for both safety and a sense of belonging. Staff believe dignity, joy and daily connection carry on with memory loss, and they look for meaningful moments with your family member by being present and patient.

Respite Care at Chateau Valley Center

A respite stay gives comfort and care without a long-term commitment. Guests have a furnished apartment and get the same services as full-time residents: chef-prepared meals, daily activities and personal support, from a team that treats everyone like family.

Daily Life at Chateau Valley Center

Concierge services help you plan each day, whether that's a fitness class, a book discussion or time by the heated indoor pool. Personal trainers and senior wellness programs support strength and mobility. The chefs cook from scratch with fresh ingredients and add daily specials to the regular menu. The menu keeps changing, and the daily staples stay on it.

What Reviewers Say About Chateau Valley Center

Two describe a wide range of activities. One says their mother started as a respite guest, then moved in and later moved to memory care, and credits the staff with guiding each change. Another says many staff members have worked there for decades.