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The Fairmont Orchid Hawaii

The Fairmont is an industry leader in sustainable hotel management with its award-winning Green Partnership Program. Practices involve guests and staff and include buying island-grown fruits, vegetables and products for the hotel's restaurants and green cuisine menu in the employee cafeteria and recycling bins, tinted windows and towel and linens reuse in guestrooms. Meanwhile, the Orchid Beachboys program educates about marine life, there is ongoing water quality and reef monitoring with the University of Hawaii and a co-generation energy facility is planned. Email contact for more information.
City: Kohala Coast | District: Kohala Coast

Sheraton Keauhou Bay Resort & Spa

This renovated 521-room resort in Kona has instituted a variety of energy and water saving measures throughout the property, including use of compact fluorescent lights, low flow shower heads and towel/linen reuse in guestrooms, auto shut off for public area lighting and glass and plastic recycling. The resort also offers Hawaiian cultural stargazing and navigation programs for guests along with manta ray viewing, awareness and preservation education.
City: Kailua-Kona | District: Kona

Four Seasons Resort Hualalai

This beautiful resort combines restoration, innovation and education in dozens of both large and small green practices throughout its oceanside property. These include monthly green team meetings, restoration of historic Hawaiian fishponds, recycling of all bottles, plastic, paper and cardboard; offsite greenwaste compost facility; grease shipped to Maui for biodiesel conversion; self-sufficient in water needs; swimming pools converted to salt-water; use of green consultants and energy feasibility study with local electric company; gray water for irrigation and many more. Email contact for more information.
City: Kailua-Kona | District: Kohala Coast

Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort & Spa

Like other Marriott Hotels, this Kohala Coast resort has in place an extensive recycling program that includes glass, aluminum, paper, green waste, fryer oil, paints and more. The staff takes part in annual beach and highway cleanups and donates furniture and televisions to charitable organizations. The resort is now purchasing Energy Star equipment as replacements, requesting vendors supply green products, working to offer "green meetings" to CMI planners, asking rental car companies for hybrid vehicles for guests, and calculating the carbon footprint of all its hotels.
City: Waikoloa | District: Kohala Coast

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