Eco Friendly Hotels

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1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge

• Location: Brooklyn Bridge

• Powered by 100% wind energy.

• Utilizes reclaimed wood, recycled materials, and natural fibers throughout the hotel.

• Water-saving features in rooms, including low-flow fixtures and rainwater harvesting for irrigation.

• The rooftop garden supplies produce for the hotel's restaurant.

• Green cleaning products are used across operations.

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Proximity Hotel

• First LEED Platinum-certified hotel in the U.S.

• One hundred solar panels heat the water for the hotel.

• Energy-efficient lighting and windows to reduce energy consumption.

• The on-site restaurant sources ingredients locally and uses a composting system for food waste.

• Regenerative elevators that recycle energy back into the grid.

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Hoshinoya Karuizawa

• They are powered by geothermal and hydropower energy from a nearby river.

• On-site wastewater treatment and recycling system.

• Built with traditional Japanese construction methods to reduce environmental impact.

• Organic gardens on the property supply ingredients for the restaurant.

• A geothermal energy source powers natural hot springs.

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Zoku Amsterdam

• Energy-efficient design with solar panels and green roofs.

• Uses locally sourced and organic materials in the construction and interior design.

• Electric vehicles are available for guest transportation.

• Extensive recycling programs and no single-use plastics policy.

• Focus on locally sourced, organic ingredients for the on-site restaurant.

 

Six Senses Con Dao

• Powered by solar panels and wind energy.

• Comprehensive waste management and recycling system.

• The on-site organic farm supplies fresh produce and herbs.

• Coral reef restoration program and marine conservation initiatives.

• Zero single-use plastic policy and biodegradable packaging for all amenities.