- Redefine your ‘Sunset Years’ with Trillium Hotels and VIP Residencies
On 26 October 2021, Trillium unveiled its retirement complex, complete with customised exclusivity and five-star comforts, best aligned for assisted living with a focus on medical health and wellness.
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Trillium Hotels and VIP Residencies[/caption]
Trillium aims to further diversify its offerings with the launch of Trillium Hotels and VIP Residencies.
Speaking about the initiative, Trillium Hotels and VIP Residencies Chairman Janaka Ratnayake explained that considering Trilliums’ ideal positioning at the heart of Colombo 7, Trillium Hotels and VIP Residencies is set to transform the concept of lifestyles for those in retirement.
He shared that there is a glaring gap in senior-assisted living facilities in the country, let alone luxury living for retirees. He provided that they have in fact identified a crucial missing link in the care of those in their twilight years, stating: “Retirement has always been challenging in Sri Lanka, especially due to various cultural and social norms permeated through generations. Contemporary lifestyles, however, have instigated new paradigms, allowing those who are retired to indulge and add value to the lifestyle they have been used to. As we grow older, we need a sense of security for both physical wellbeing and peace of mind. Trillium Hotels and VIP Residencies, therefore, is founded on the vision of making life for those in their sunset years fulfilling, joyous, and content.”
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Trillium Hotels and VIP Residencies Chairman Janaka Ratnayake (centre) with Directors Rachitha and Lekhya Ratnayake[/caption]
He provided that Trillium Hotels and VIP Residencies will be offering a range of packages to suit budgets and inclusive of personally preferred value additions that reflect the exclusive lifestyle which they are promoting. He added that for those choosing to live at the complex, they are guaranteed to experience five-star treatment in their daily life, complete with an array of other additions including customised meals, personalised grooming, care, health and wellness, uninterrupted medical attention via trained medical teams (doctors, matrons, nurses, etc.), concierge and butler services, housekeeping, and the value additions of a rooftop bar, a swimming pool, a gym with personal trainers, a multi-cuisine restaurant, a library and lounge, private entertainment, dining spaces, and chauffeured limousine services.
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Rooftop swimming pool with 360-degree view of Colombo’s skyline[/caption]
It is also important to note that the complex welcomes both short and long-term residents, and according to Director Rachitha Ratnayake, the residencies will be adopting a holistic approach to living. Ratnayake added that they intend to create a space that not only offers stability, security, and peace of mind, but also companionship and fellowship among a discerning collective of like-minded people.
For seniors opting to live at the complex, he said: “Choices include both independent and assisted living and we also welcome those who may like to live with us to convalesce post-surgery or pregnancy due to our close proximity to the premier private hospitals and our team of professionally trained doctors, nurses, and attendants.”
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Multi-flavoured cuisine[/caption]
Ratnayake also noted that the complex includes facilities for aiding mobility, incontinence management, and accommodates visiting family and friends, the latter of which is particularly unique to the Trillium complex. He claimed: “We are a first in this space of heralding a luxury lifestyle in retirement.”
On a closing note, Ratnayake added that Trillium Hotels and VIP Residencies will essentially be filling a need for those in a certain echelon of society, a very exclusive cross-section of the population who are fast moving into their sunset years, stating: “Caring for parents has become a challenge given that younger generations have migrated, while independence and companionship are also two imperative factors for retirees.” Ratnayake added that what their initiative offers goes well beyond the primary care they need, where they also deliver and ensure both physical comfort and mental wellbeing for not just the residents, but their families too.
