Hotels Taking Steps Towards Sustainability in More og Romsdal

Petrines Gjestgiveri

9.3

Excellent

From $170

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Petrines Gjestgiveri has been awarded Eco-Lighthouse certification, with respect for the environment as a key part of its ethos. The hotel also actively involves the local community in its management.

Scandic Parken

Hotel in Alesund

8.4

Very Good

From $156

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

This hotel is Nordic Swan Ecolabel certified, indicating adherence to strict environmental requirements for energy, water, waste, and chemicals. As part of Scandic Hotels, it contributes to a group-wide ambition to be fossil-free and halve carbon emissions by 2030.

Scandic Seilet Hotel

Hotel in Molde

8.0

Very Good

From $144

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

This hotel is Nordic Swan Ecolabel certified, demonstrating a commitment to rigorous environmental standards for energy, water, waste, and chemical use. It is part of Scandic Hotels' efforts to reduce its environmental impact across its operations.

Scandic Kristiansund

Hotel in Kristiansund

7.8

Good

From $102

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

This hotel holds the Nordic Swan Ecolabel certification, signifying its compliance with strict environmental criteria, including energy efficiency, waste reduction, and the use of eco-labeled products. It is committed to sustainable hotel operations as part of the Scandic chain.

Thon PartnerHotel Storgata

Hotel in Kristiansund

7.7

Good

From $116

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

This hotel is Eco-Lighthouse certified, a recognized environmental management system. It is part of Thon Hotels' commitment to social responsibility, focusing on renewable energy sources, energy efficiency, and active food waste reduction initiatives.

Quality Hotel Grand Kristiansund

Hotel in Kristiansund

7.8

Good

From $113

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

This hotel is certified environmentally-friendly by BeCause and holds BREEAM certification. It adheres to Choice Hotels' 'Room to be Green' program, which requires energy-efficient lighting, linen and towel reuse programs, and recycling facilities.

Grand Hotel - by Classic Norway Hotels

Hotel in Andalsnes

8.4

Very Good

From $117

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

This hotel is Miljøfyrtårn-certified (Eco-Lighthouse), a national environmental certification approved by the EU. This certification ensures systematic work towards sustainable operations, including climate, working environment, waste management, energy, and procurement.

Valldal Fjordhotell - by Classic Norway Hotels

Hotel in Valldal

9.3

Excellent

From $147

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

As part of Classic Norway Hotels, this hotel is committed to the chain's Miljøfyrtårn (Eco-Lighthouse) certification. This commitment involves systematic and purposeful efforts towards more sustainable operations in areas such as climate, waste management, and energy.

Finnøy Bryggehotell - by Classic Norway Hotels

Hotel in Finnøy

8.6

Very Good

From $123

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

As a Classic Norway Hotels property, this hotel adheres to the chain's Miljøfyrtårn (Eco-Lighthouse) certification. This signifies a systematic approach to sustainable operations, addressing environmental impact in areas like energy consumption, waste, and procurement.

Hotel Noreg

Hotel in Alesund

8.5

Very Good

From $104

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

This hotel explicitly states it 'flaunts an eco-friendly badge with pride.' It has received positive guest ratings for its eco-friendliness, indicating a commitment to environmental practices.

Lunheim in Geiranger

Hotel in Geiranger

8.5

Very Good

From $139

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

This property is explicitly listed as an 'Eco-friendly hotel' and has received a high eco-friendliness rating from guests (9.2/10). This indicates a strong commitment to environmental practices and guest satisfaction in this regard.

Questionnaire

Do you utilise any renewable energy sources to produce energy on the hotel/accommodation premises?

Hydro

What makes your hotel/accommodation eco-friendly?

Windows that block heat/cold (i.e. triple-glazed windows)

Waste is separated into at least 3 categories

Is there anything that you would like to highlight, add or clarify?
A. Renewable hydroelectric electricity from the mountain lakes in Geiranger and Tafjord is 80% of our energy use.
B. 80% of our heating is supplied by an air to air heat converter which gives us 6Kw of heat per 1Kw of electricity.
20% of our heating is from modern thermostat steered electric panel ovens and 300ltr water boilers which all get their Power from renewable hydro-electric Sources
270mm of insulation in the attic, double glazing in all Windows, and 150-200mm of insulation in the outer walls have reduced Our Power consumption to a minimum.
We drive a RAV 4 hybrid and Our Shuttle service from downtown Geiranger is therefore recirculated energy and 50% fossil fuel.
C. The waterfalls from Grindalen valley are our source of clean drinking water.
No electricity is used to pump it and we drink it from the tap.
D. All household waste: glass, metal, plastic and paper is sorted and recycled.
Coffee grounds and tea leaves are the sole biological fertilizer used on our bushes, whilst fermented sheep dung fertilizer is used for our fruit trees and blackcurrant bushes.