Sustainable environmental practices for hotels

1. SUSTAINABLE ENVIRNMENTAL
PRACTISES FOR HOTELS
• By
Athul. P. K
MTTM- First
Year

2. WHAT IS ENVIRONMENTAL
SUSTAINABLITY?
• sustainability is the endurance of systems and processes
• Environmental sustainability is the rates of
– renewable resource harvest,
– pollution creation,
– and non-renewable resource depletion
• that can be continued indefinitely. If they cannot be
continued indefinitely then they are not sustainable
• Several hotels around the world have implemented
creative cost saving initiatives to reduce their impact on the
environment.

3. SUSTAINABLE PRACTICS

4. Energy
 Use Renewable energy, Maintain energy efficiency
installing energy-efficient technologies such as
appliances, lighting and heating/cooling systems
installed tinted windows and digital thermostats in
guest rooms to reduce the consumption of energy
 For Eg: The Willard Intercontinental located in
Washington D.C. is now running on 100% wind energy

5. The Willard Intercontinental

6. Cochin international airport
World first airport fully operate on solar energy

7. ENERGY MANAGEMENT
• Hotel designed in a way that does not require air-
conditioning units in the rooms and public area.
Eg: Tenorio Lodge - Costa Rica
• Hot water is produced with solar heated water with
electricity back up.
• Guests and employees are constantly reminded to
save energy, by switching off the light when necessary
for example.
– 90% of compact fluorescent bulb and replaced now by
LEDs.
– Use of laundry dryer minimized, bio-climatic room built to
dry clothes naturally.

8. Water
• Several hotels have implemented water saving
initiatives.
• Sewage treatment plant
• Grey water is being cleaned and reused through
biofilters
• Water free urinal
• Installation water softener for laundry
• Ice machine and freezer unit discharge water and
this water used to cool the compressor, heat
energy from the unit used to heat domestic hot
water
• Water recycling plant. Eg: Otani Hotel in Jappan

9. OTANI IN JAPPAN

10. Waste
To make sustainable environment in hotel by
reducing the amount of waste produce
In Hotel solid waste, 46% is from food waste that
can be used as organic fertilizer
Electronic waste and other waste creatively used
other part of building
Eg: Willard InterContinental Hotel Washington
D.C., 2009

11. WASTE MANAGEMENT
• Three “R’s” (Reducing, Reusing and Recycling) solid
waste program is respected.
• Garbage is carefully sorted, in order to recyclable
materials such as cans, plastic bottles, tins, paper, etc.
• To avoid the waste, most of the food is bought in bulk
and reusable packaging when available (beer, sodas,
etc.).
• Encourage staff and guests not to use disposable
plastics.
• More than 50% of the waste goes to the compost, to
be used then as nutrients for plants, avoiding the use
of any chemical fertilizer, pesticides or herbicides.

12. Waste Reduction
• Decreasing the amount of waste generated
and disposed using strategies such as
– waste prevention,
– reuse,
– recycling,
• using recycled products
• composting,
• or energy recovery

13. Environmental Health
• Maintain
– Clean air
– pollution prevention
– watershed management
– healthy food systems

14. Nature
• Natural resource conservation & management,
• inspires and educates visitors by showcasing
flora, fauna and natural resources in motivational
surroundings that promote environmentally
friendly techniques.
• The wildflowers attract bugs, birds and
butterflies, which adds to the natural beauty of
the park, and contributes to the preservation of
the county’s natural areas.
• protect natural resources and provide
recreational amenities

15. AGRICULTURE & CATERING
• The organic garden soil is primed to receive a
mixture of plants.
• An edible hill is being planting right in front of
the kitchen to offer a larger variety of fruit
trees, various wild native greens, native
tubers full of protein and minerals and
ornamentals that frame the rejuvenated
landscape.

16. CONSTRUCTION
• Green building practices are increasingly being
used in new and retrofitted developments,
mainly for energy and water efficiency and to
reduce hazardous waste.

17. Incredible eco-hotels

18. 1. Misool Eco Resort (Raja Ampat,
Indonesia)
• sits within the 46,000km² Raja Ampat Shark
and Manta Sanctuary, and contributes to 9
community and conservation projects in the
region.

19. 1.a. Misool Eco Resort (Raja Ampat,
Indonesia)

20. 1. b.Misool Eco Resort (Raja Ampat,
Indonesia)

21. 1. c.Misool Eco Resort (Raja Ampat,
Indonesia

22. 2. Treehotel (Harads, Sweden)
• The treehouses of Sweden’s Treehotel can be
found in the middle of the forest,with water-
efficient sinks, combustion toilets, and low-
energy LED lighting, the Treehotel is more
eco-friendly than most.

23. 2. Treehotel (Harads, Sweden)

24. 2. Treehotel (Harads, Sweden)

25. 2. Treehotel (Harads, Sweden)

26. 3.Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa
(Hadahaa, Maldives)
• Named 2013’s “Best Sustainable Hotel in Asia
Pacific” in the International Hotel Awards,
Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa is celebrated for
its conservationist efforts, as well as unreal
snorkeling and diving opportunities just
seconds from the overwater bungalows.

27. 3.Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa
(Hadahaa, Maldives)

28. 3.Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa
(Hadahaa, Maldives)

29. 4.ION Luxury Adventure Hotel
(Selfoss, Iceland)
• Less than an hour from Iceland’s capital,
ION Luxury Adventure Hotel was given a nod
in the sustainability category of the Boutique
Hotel Awards. It’s not a terrible place to watch
the aurora borealis from, either.

30. 4.ION Luxury Adventure Hotel
(Selfoss, Iceland)

31. 4.ION Luxury Adventure Hotel
(Selfoss, Iceland)

32. 5.The Park Hotel Hyderabad
(Hyderabad, India)
• With over 250 rooms, it might surprise you to
see the Park Hyderabad on this list. However,
in 2011 the hotel was given LEED’s Gold status
due to its efforts towards using recycled
building materials, lowering carbon emissions,
making energy savings, and improving water
efficiency. The hotel design minimizes heat
gain and makes exemplary use of natural light.

33. 5.The Park Hotel Hyderabad
(Hyderabad, India)

34. 5.The Park Hotel Hyderabad
(Hyderabad, India)

35. 6.Best Western Premier: The Haven
(Ipoh, Malaysia)
• Best Western Premier: The Haven isn’t your
typical hotel — it runs on 100% renewable
energy by making use of its own wind and
solar power systems.

36. 6.Best Western Premier: The Haven
(Ipoh, Malaysia)

37. 7.Banasura island resort, Kerala
• Spread over 15 acres in lush greenery in an
Island in Banasurasagar reservoir of Wayanad,
this riparian zone is blessed with natural
stream flowing across the boundary. Located
in a virgin and immaculate landscape

38. 7.Banasura island resort, Kerala

39. REFERANCE
• ENVIORNMENTAL STUDIES :- VIJAY KUMAR
• INTRODUCTION TO ENVIORNMENTAL
MANAGEMENT :- DR, ANAND S BAL.
• FHRI MAGAZINES…