Make your next stay green.
Green certified hotels, inns, and resorts have taken measures to use less and recycle more, reducing energy, waste and water.
Here’s why*
- Average-sized hotels purchase more products in one week than 100 families do in a year.
- Waste generation can be as high as 30 pounds per room per day; as much as 80 percent of these materials can be recycled.
- Hospitality industry spends $3.7 billion a year on energy. Electricity use accounts for 60-70 percent of the utility costs of a typical hotel.
- Two percent of California’s food waste comes from the hotel and lodging industry (112,000 tons per year). This food waste can be composted and/or donated to charities.
- Typical hotels use 218 gallons of water per day per occupied room. Water-efficient fixtures can reduce water and sewer bills by 25-30 percent.
* California Green Lodging Program
Green lodging certifications we recognize:
[one_fifth]Green Key Global
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[one_fifth]Green Seal
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[one_fifth]Green Leaders
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[one_fifth]Monterey Bay Green Business
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[one_fifth_last]California Green Lodging
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