It s located near the University of Louisville on the edge of downtown and the beginning of the city s South End. This Old Louisville building was once the Puritan Hotel, a distinguished stop in the city. Now, residents of its efficiency and one-bedroom units enjoy paid utilities and appliances at this subsidized facility. Shalom Towers is very close to several shopping centers, restaurants, hospitals, doctors' offices and even an eight-screen movie house, and the public bus line stops right at the front door. Planned activities at the facility include van outings, movies and ceramics.
All denominations are welcome.
This retirement community is plush, with flexible care to meet a variety of needs including long-term care and amenities that include an exercise room, whirlpool, game room, library and green house. Nonsubsidized units have one, two or three bedrooms. It s located in Old Louisville. A roof garden, laundromat, 24-hour security, grocery and the nondenominational, rooftop chapel in the sky are additional features. Trinity Towers attracts a mix of people roughly half are seniors and the rest include doctors, students and married couples.