Les Résidences Soleil Manoir Repentigny

We had the pleasure of visiting the Résidences Soleil - Repentigny facilities. It's simply magnificent: spacious, light-filled rooms and a stunning view of the river. All the staff were incredibly welcoming and friendly. A huge thank you to Jean-François Dallaire for taking the time to meet with us and answer all our questions today.

It's a unique residence: the indoor activities are incredible and original, but the outdoor space is, in my opinion, very poorly designed. As for the activities, there's something for everyone. The only real problem, in my opinion, is the visitor parking. My mother is disabled and has great difficulty getting to her mother's, my grandmother's, house. Crossing the street would be an option, but it's so dangerous that it's practically impossible (I remind you, my mother is disabled). The U-shaped parking lot is almost always full. The one in front of the residence, on the edge of the boulevard, is closed from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.—precisely at dinnertime—which makes weekday visits virtually impossible. There used to be a visitor parking lot, but it had a huge hill, which was unsafe for many people. Now, that parking lot is reserved for residents, which makes the situation even more complicated. I sincerely hope that realistic solutions will be implemented to ensure the safety of grandchildren, children, people with disabilities, and anyone else visiting a family member. Thank you for taking the time to read this. — A child disappointed that she can't visit her grandmother

Hello, This comment concerns the infamous visitor parking, or rather, the lack thereof. More specifically, parking for disabled visitors. Where are they? As a disabled person myself, it would be greatly appreciated to have suitable parking for my safety. (I have to cross the very busy Notre-Dame Street.)

I arrived in May 2025. I really like my apartment and I have a beautiful, relaxing view. I feel comfortable and safe. I've made some friends. It just takes too long for the convenience store to open. The activities coordinator, Sonia, is wonderful.

I provide moving services for this building, and my experience was awful. We waited over an hour to unload because there was no space, as instructed by reception. While waiting by our parked truck, the owner arrived, insulted me for not parking on the street, and caused a scene despite my cooperation. He grabbed my shoulder and had the concierge kick me out. The concierge then made false accusations, hurled insults, and even made xenophobic remarks about my team. This building is extremely poorly managed, with staff and an owner who show zero respect for others. Saying you did things professionally doesn’t make it professional and hiding a lie by saying that your own people said you did nothing wrong isn’t professional at all.