There are 58 retirement homes in Victoria, with costs ranging from $1,100 to $12,500 per month. Compare availability, pricing, amenities and reviews below, then call any provider directly.
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Victoria, British Columbia
Sunrise of Victoria is a senior living community in Victoria, BC offering long-term care and memory care with 24-hour licensed care and personalized support.
Victoria, British Columbia
Amica Douglas House is a premium retirement residence in Victoria, British Columbia, located in the James Bay neighbourhood with 102 suites offering independent living and licensed residential care options.
Victoria, British Columbia
Amica Jubilee House is a premium retirement residence in Victoria, British Columbia offering long-term care and memory care services with 24/7 nursing and wellness support.
Victoria, British Columbia
Rose Bank Gardens is a resident-owned independent living facility and strata in Victoria consisting of 41 suites for 55+ seniors, offering daily dinner service, weekly housekeeping, medical alert monitoring, and 24-hour onsite staff. It is not licensed as a nursing or care home.
Victoria, British Columbia
Ross Place Seniors Community is a retirement home in Victoria, BC offering independent living and assisted living options with 183 private suites.
Victoria, British Columbia
Shannon Oaks Oak Bay is a premier independent living retirement community located in Oak Bay, Victoria, featuring all-inclusive monthly rent starting at $5,790.
Victoria, British Columbia
The Kiwanis Pavilion is a long-term care home in Victoria, British Columbia, specializing in compassionate care for people with dementia and frailty. The facility provides 24-hour regulated nursing care and a range of support services.
Victoria, British Columbia
The Renaissance is an independent retirement residence in Esquimalt, Victoria, offering spacious suites with full kitchens, chef-prepared meals, and comprehensive amenities for seniors.
Victoria, British Columbia
The Victorian is an independent living retirement community in Saanich, Victoria, BC, operated by Atria Retirement Canada. It offers spacious apartments with all-inclusive pricing.
Victoria, British Columbia
Victoria Harbour by Chartwell is an independent living retirement community in downtown Victoria on Belleville Street, featuring spacious apartments with full kitchens, dining options, and active lifestyle programming.
Victoria, British Columbia
Rose Manor is a 70-unit independent housing residence for seniors age 70+ located in downtown Victoria. Built over 100 years ago, it offers independent living in a safe and comfortable environment.
Victoria, British Columbia
Amica On The Gorge is a retirement residence in Victoria offering assisted living, long-term care, memory care, and respite care services with 24/7 nursing and wellness staff.
Victoria, British Columbia
Amica Somerset House is a premium retirement residence in Victoria's oceanside James Bay neighbourhood, offering independent living, assisted living, and respite care options.
Victoria, British Columbia
Carlton House is a boutique independent senior living residence located in Oak Bay, Victoria, BC. It offers a range of living options from studios to two-bedroom suites with all-inclusive amenities and services.
Victoria, British Columbia
Marrion Village is an Assisted Living and subsidized Senior Housing community in Victoria, located in Oak Bay with 50 Assisted Living suites and 119 subsidized Senior Housing suites.
Victoria, British Columbia
Oakwood Manor is a private long-term and memory care facility in Victoria, BC, offering 24/7 nursing care with in-house physicians and personalized care plans. Suites start at $8,600 per month.
Victoria, British Columbia
Saint Francis Manor by the Sea is an independent supportive living residence for seniors located oceanfront in Victoria, British Columbia, adjacent to Beacon Hill Park. Built in 1909 and fully renovated, the facility was voted one of the top three senior residences in Victoria by Best in the City.
Victoria, British Columbia
Selkirk Seniors Village is an Assisted Living and Complex Care facility located on the Selkirk Waterfront in Victoria, British Columbia. It provides 24/7 nursing care and wellness services in a safe, tranquil care home environment.
Victoria, British Columbia
The Camelot is a 33-suite boutique seniors residence located in James Bay, Victoria, built in 1998. Rents include evening meals daily, weekly housekeeping, heavy laundry services, and planned activities.
Victoria, British Columbia
The Kensington Victoria is an independent living community in Victoria, BC, offering thoughtfully designed suites and a lifestyle enriched by community activities, dining, and wellness services.
Victoria, British Columbia
The Summit is a 320-bed long-term care home located in Victoria serving seniors who have dementia or complex care needs.
Victoria, British Columbia
The Victorian at McKenzie is an independent senior living community in Victoria, BC offering spacious apartments with all-inclusive pricing and a full calendar of social events, classes and group activities.
Victoria, British Columbia
The Wellesley is a retirement community in downtown Victoria offering Independent and Assisted Living services in a three-storey building with spacious suites.
Victoria, British Columbia
Alexander Mackie Lodge is a non-profit senior's housing complex in Langford, Victoria, British Columbia, providing independent living since 2006.
Victoria's retirement home landscape is shaped by the city's character: a mild climate, a large and established senior population, and neighbourhoods that each carry a distinct feel. Options tend to cluster in areas like Oak Bay, Saanich, and the Fairfield and Fernwood districts, as well as closer to the downtown core — meaning families often have a genuine choice between a quieter residential setting and one with walkable access to shops, services, and the Inner Harbour waterfront. When you're narrowing things down, think about where your parent has spent their life here and what surroundings will feel most familiar.
Proximity to care matters as much as neighbourhood character. Royal Jubilee Hospital and Victoria General Hospital are the two major acute-care centres on the peninsula, and many families draw comfort from knowing a retirement home is reasonably close to one of them. Public transit connects most parts of Victoria reasonably well, but if your parent no longer drives, look carefully at whether the residence itself organises transportation, or whether nearby bus routes make independent outings practical. Some homes are steps from amenities; others are set back in quieter enclaves — neither is inherently better, but the fit needs to match your parent's habits and mobility.
In British Columbia, retirement homes operate as private-pay residences. They are not part of the publicly subsidized care system administered by Island Health, which governs access to assisted living and long-term care in this region. That means rates are set by the operator and vary with suite size, care level, and the amenities included. Understanding what level of care your parent needs right now — and what they may need in the next few years — is the most important lens to apply before comparing any community. If higher-level personal care or nursing support is already on the horizon, it's worth also exploring Assisted Living and, further along the care continuum, asking Island Health about their waitlist process. Some Victoria retirement homes have long wait lists for specific suite types, particularly suites with views or larger floor plans, so touring early — even before a move feels urgent — gives your family more options.
Prioritise care fit first, then location, then budget. Once you've confirmed a community can genuinely meet your parent's needs today and adapt as those needs evolve, the other factors fall into place more clearly.
Typical cost: $1,100–$12,500 per month.
Retirement homes in Victoria are private-pay, with monthly rates varying by suite size, care level, and services included. Federal income supports such as Old Age Security (OAS) and the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) can help offset costs for eligible seniors, though there is no direct BC provincial subsidy for private retirement home fees.
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