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Nature and sustainability are of The Ranch at Rock Creek located in Montana. The green initiatives here are found nowhere else in this state. Similar to Hotel Jackson, The Ranch utilizes sustainable materials for its construction and daily operations.

The Ranch’s staff plays an active part in protecting local wildlife and their habitats. This allows guests and visitors to appreciate the local flora and fauna while enjoying their stay. Locals also play their part through organizations and charities that preserve the nature that surrounds the Ranch.

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This hotel has a strong focus on a vegan and seafood diet, giving visitors a range of options they can choose from. Crab, oysters, or lobsters, fresh arrivals from the Gulf of Maine have got your dinner covered.

Inn by the Sea is incredible in its preservation practices. This includes the protection of the endangered monarch butterfly and fund habitat restoration for the endangered New England cottontail rabbit. More than just a source of beauty, these gardens help keep the surrounding ecosystem in place.

If you’re looking for a peaceful getaway amongst Maine’s natural habitat, look no further than the Inn by the Sea.

Located in the heart of the ever-buzzing Brooklyn Bridge Park, 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge is LEED Certified Gold, energy efficient, and ecologically designed. In terms of sustainability, it really ticks all the boxes.

The hotel’s ingenious design minimizes its carbon footprint wherever possible. A quarter of its roof is dedicated to a green space having beautiful garden beds that apart from aesthetics, provide oxygen and absorb carbon dioxide resulting in combating urban heat island effect.

This hotel also believes in giving back to its incredible community and it does that by partnering with local artists and decorating its interior with locally manufactured materials and furnishings.

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The Proximity Hotel in North Carolina really just shows how well sustainability and luxury can work together in harmony. The Proximity Hotel is the name that sits on top of that pyramid. It is the first hotel in all of America to receive the LEED Platinum certification. Rightly so because the building uses around 40% less energy than conventional hotels and restaurants.

The Proximity Hotel has more than 70 sustainable practices, with the pick of the lot being geothermal energy used for the restaurant’s refrigeration equipment instead of a standard water-cooled system, a bistro bar made of salvaged walnut trees that came down due to storms, and bicycles available for guests to ride and explore the nearby greenway attached to the hotel.

Looking for an accommodation in Miami Beach that benefits the environment while not compromising on comfort? Then The Palms Hotel & Spa is the place to be. This place has pledged to operate in an environment that is free from disposable plastics. And it’s put some neat alternatives in place. For example, the guests are given aluminium water bottles along with acrylic drinking glasses and metal cutlery at the pool.

In a unique move, the Palms Hotel also supports local schools by purchasing books for their libraries and partners with regional charities and organizations that are helping to preserve the environment. The Palms Hotel & Spa is playing a massive role in protecting our environment so book a stay now and play your part!

Las Vegas is home to The Palazzo that has a sustainability plan ahead of the curve. This hotel conserves enough water to provide each Nevada citizen with 266 eight-ounce glasses of water for a year. Not only that, it also conserves enough energy to light up a 100-watt light bulb for 12,000 years. 100% of all energy utilized at the Palazzo is sourced from renewable sources.

Furthermore, more than 250,000 pounds of leftover materials from tradeshows are donated to local charity organizations at the Palazzo. So, it’s not just the highest of Italian hospitality here, it’s also an effort to keep the environment as green as possible.

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The key green features of this resort include use of solar hot water systems and photovoltaic cells which generate 7% of the resort’s entire electricity. Green eco-roofing on the west wing not only insulates the building but avidly supports local biodiversity.

The Allison Inn has also achieved a net agricultural gain by importing more mature trees and vegetation than those that were deforested during its construction. Finally, with waste recycling management made a priority at this resort, these initiatives may seem small but go a long way in helping our planet thrive.

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The1 Hotel West Hollywood is one of the most energy-efficient hotels in Los Angeles. A few notable achievements under this hotel’s belt is a LEED Silver Certification and an impressive Energy Star score of 95. This hotel has a smart irrigation system that enhances the local ecosystem and maintains a 100% organic garden that supports the hotel’s requirements.

The Hotel makes use of local materials, especially wood from fallen trees in the state of California which are redesigned into elements and utilized throughout the hotel. To top off the luxury experience coupled with environmental responsibility, fully-electric Audi e-tron house cars are given to guests to explore the city.

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The Bardessono Hotel and Spa in Yountville, California is the only other hotel on this list to have a LEED Platinum certification other than Proximity Hotel in NC. Bardessono has taken a big step towards environmental conservation by focusing on acts that minimize construction impact.

This hotel really goes the extra mile in terms of keeping the environment more sustainable. It only uses organic materials instead of toxic ones, implementing low water strategies, mechanical lighting, and innovative heating and cooling systems further bring down the hotel’s carbon footprint.

These ten hotels have had their sustainability practice rewarded by their customer base and it is time other hotels and resorts around the country follow suit. Not only will our planet thank us tomorrow, but with climate change already here, lagging behind is not an option.