A space designed for comfort, privacy and a true sense of home.
Apartments and single, double and triple rooms allow us to tailor accommodation to each resident’s needs, routines and preferred level of privacy.
The right accommodation depends on individual needs, routines and the preferred level of privacy. That is why Dom Zlatnik offers several different options — from apartments to single, double and triple rooms.
Apartments
More space for those who particularly value privacy and comfort.
Our apartments are intended for residents who prefer a more spacious personal environment and a setting that offers an enhanced sense of privacy and comfort.
Single Rooms
Personal space for residents who value privacy as an important part of everyday life.
A single room provides a quieter and more individual living environment, while offering all the benefits of life and support at Dom Zlatnik.
Double Rooms
Accommodation for two, with enough space for each resident to maintain their own routine.
Double accommodation combines companionship and shared living with the opportunity for each resident to retain their own space and everyday routines.
Triple Rooms
A comfortable option for residents who enjoy more companionship in everyday life.
Triple rooms provide opportunities for shared living and companionship, with the space arranged to support comfortable everyday life.
Accommodation is each resident’s personal space, but safety, support and everyday life extend throughout the entire home — from their own room to communal areas and facilities that encourage movement and activity.
Lounges and other communal spaces provide a place for conversation, companionship, relaxation and time spent outside the resident’s own room.
Every room at Dom Zlatnik is equipped with an emergency call button, allowing residents to quickly contact staff whenever assistance is needed. Our team is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
A lift connects the different floors and makes everyday movement between accommodation and communal areas easier.
Alongside rest and privacy, residents also have access to facilities that encourage movement, exercise and an active daily routine.
Privacy and comfort matter every day — but just as important is the reassurance that help is available whenever it is needed.
View ServicesThe type of room is not simply a matter of size or the number of beds. What matters is how the person is used to living, how much they value privacy and what kind of everyday environment feels most comfortable to them.
Some people value peace, quiet and their own personal space, while others feel more comfortable with everyday companionship. The number of residents sharing a room should therefore be chosen according to the individual, not simply according to availability.
Resting times, socialising, reading, watching television and other small everyday habits can all influence which type of accommodation may feel more comfortable for a resident.
When choosing accommodation, it is also important to consider how much support a resident needs in everyday life, so that both the space and the organisation of their stay suit their actual needs.
Photographs can help with an initial choice, but the best way to assess a space is to visit in person. Only then can you experience the atmosphere, layout and the details that genuinely matter to the future resident.
That is why we recommend a conversation and a visit before making a final decision. Together, we can consider which type of accommodation best suits the future resident’s needs and routines.
Space, layout and atmosphere are much easier to assess in person than in photographs.
Schedule a visit to Dom Zlatnik and see the available apartments and rooms. We will talk about routines, needs and the type of accommodation that would best suit the future resident.
