Hotels Taking Steps Towards Sustainability in Earlsferry

This guesthouse has been awarded Green Tourism accreditation, demonstrating its commitment to minimizing its environmental footprint and operating sustainably.

Malmaison Edinburgh targets a 3% annual reduction in energy and water consumption and a 70% waste recycling rate. The hotel uses 95% wind-generated renewable electricity and is committed to removing single-use plastics and non-sustainable palm oil products.

The Best Western Kings Manor Hotel, a founding member of the Green Tourism Business Scheme, shines as a beacon of sustainable tourism with its Gold Star Award. This award, a testament to the unwavering commitment and diligence of the hotel team towards the environment and community, distinguishes the property as a leader in minimizing negative environmental and social impacts. Committed to sustainable tourism, the hotel operates in line with all relevant environmental regulations, ensuring they meet good practice standards across various sustainable development indicators. All these are audited by a qualified professional to ensure compliance.

In addition to being eco-conscious, the hotel also brings several benefits to the local community and its guests. This establishment actively contributes to the local economy, lessens traffic and pollution, and augments the beauty of the natural surroundings. Furthermore, by meticulously conserving resources and minimizing waste, the hotel not only reduces expenses but also enhances the standard of services provided. The guests enjoy an enhanced experience knowing their stay contributes to environmental conservation. The property's location in Edinburgh, with a network of cycle paths crisscrossing the city and the flat coastal paths of East Lothian, adds to its appeal for those seeking a green getaway.