Boutique hotel brand Staypineapple is recognising Earth Day by emphasising its commitments to sustainability.
One of Staypineapple’s major sustainability successes is the replacement of all single-use plastic water bottles with complimentary refillable water bottles and water refill stations.
This will reportedly help to divert nearly 500,000 single-use plastic water bottles from landfills annually.
In terms of transport, at the start of 2024 Staypineapple launched an electric vehicle (EV) car-sharing service in partnership with Zipcar at Hotel Rose in Portland, Oregon and Watertown Hotel in Seattle, Washington.
The EVs are parked and charged at the hotels’ on-site charging stations, which are powered by nearly 70% renewable energy. Zipcar memberships are offered to guests at no cost with their only expense being hourly or daily rental rates and fees.
Staypineapple also has plans to initiate a new waste diversion training programme for team members at all hotels to assist in the goal of increasing recyclables and compost diversion to 50% by the end of 2024.
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By GlobalDataIn the longer-term, the brand is committed to the AHLA’s Responsible Stay ESG initiative, is pursuing a Green Key certification, and is participating in the Cornell Hotel Sustainability Benchmarking Index (CHSB), an industry-led global data initiative that enables hotels to calculate carbon footprints and benchmark energy, water and carbon emissions.
Staypineapple president Dina Belon commented: “We will continue to implement sustainable methods to help advance the industry and enhance guests’ experience for this generation and many generations to come.”