Hotels Taking Steps Towards Sustainability in Quebec

Fairmont Le Chateau Montebello

8.3

Very Good

From $262

Resort Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Fairmont Le Chateau Montebello is committed to sustainability through various initiatives. They have implemented water-efficient fixtures and use compact fluorescent light bulbs. The hotel prioritizes purchasing local, organic, and sustainable food products and has an on-site garden. They also offer an Eco-Meet program for environmentally conscious events and have honeybee apiaries.

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Certifications:

Green Key Global (greenkeyglobal.com) - Keys: 4

Audubon Green Lodging Program

What makes your hotel/accommodation eco-friendly?

Written environmental policy statement in place

Engaged in eco-friendly initiatives (i.e. reforestation, wildlife conservation)

Rainwater collection and usage

Use of non-toxic cleaning products

LED lighting throughout the premises

Environmental manager appointed

Employees are trained to follow environmental policies

Bicycles provided to guests

Electric car charging station(s) available

Toilets flush up to 6 litres per flush

Signs in the rooms informing guests that towels will only be changed upon request

Toilet paper made of non-chlorine bleached paper or awarded with an eco-label

Recycling bins in guest rooms

Organic waste is composted

A vegetarian alternative menu is proposed in the restaurant

An energy audit is carried out at least once every five years

Fairmont Tremblant

Hotel in Mont Tremblant

8.8

Excellent

From $224

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

This Fairmont hotel is part of the brand's comprehensive sustainability program. The initiative includes efforts to reduce energy and water consumption, implement waste reduction strategies, and obtain third-party eco-certifications to verify their environmental performance.

Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu

Hotel in La Malbaie

8.2

Very Good

From $192

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Participating in the Fairmont Sustainability Partnership, this hotel is committed to reducing its environmental impact. Key areas of focus include minimizing energy use, conserving water, and implementing effective waste management and recycling programs, supported by eco-certifications.

Auberge Saint-Antoine

Inn in Quebec City

9.4

Excellent

From $221

Inn Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Auberge Saint-Antoine operates its own farm on Île d'Orléans, less than 23km away, supplying over half of the year's vegetables, fruits, salads, and aromatic herbs, promoting a 'farm to fork' approach with no chemical fertilizers or pesticides. The hotel is certified 'Aliments du Québec au menu' and 'Smarter Seafood', sourcing products within a 50km radius where possible. They have replaced individual plastic toiletries with refillable containers and produce micro-filtered water on-site, saving over 60,000 plastic bottles and 60 truck deliveries annually. The hotel uses ecological and biodegradable cleaning products, offers paperless check-in/check-out, and recycles all procedure masks. They also prioritize green and renewable energy sources, adopt energy efficiency measures, and have electric vehicle charging stations.

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What makes your hotel/accommodation eco-friendly?

Written environmental policy statement in place

The structure maximizes air flow to reduce the need for air-conditioning

Engaged in eco-friendly initiatives (i.e. reforestation, wildlife conservation)

Use of non-toxic cleaning products

Serving organic food at the restaurant

LED lighting throughout the premises

Environmental manager appointed

Electric car charging station(s) available

Signs in the rooms informing guests that towels will only be changed upon request

Waste is separated into at least 3 categories

Recycling bins in guest rooms

Organic waste is composted

Zero-waste hotel/accommodation

Most of the ingredients used to prepare meals are locally produced

A vegetarian alternative menu is proposed in the restaurant

Manoir Hovey, Relais & Châteaux

Hotel in North Hatley

9.4

Excellent

From $274

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Manoir Hovey is a 4 Green Key rated hotel with a strong commitment to sustainability, guided by the Relais & Châteaux values. They emphasize local and sustainable cuisine, with a significant portion of ingredients sourced from Canadian producers. The hotel has a robust recycling program, reduces single-use plastics, and supports forest restoration by planting a tree for each booking.

Monastère des Augustines

Hotel in Quebec City

9.1

Excellent

From $160

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Le Monastère des Augustines is founded on an ecological approach, preserving and reusing 70% of the original materials and furnishings in its restoration. It prioritizes local, sustainable materials and uses automated equipment control for energy efficiency. The hotel responsibly manages residual materials, promotes public transport, and offers electric vehicle charging stations. Its heating and cooling systems utilize a geothermal system. LED lighting is used wherever possible. Most food for catering services comes from Le PRÉ, a cooperative highlighting eco-responsible local products through short circuits. The monastery is Biosphere sustainability-certified.

Fairmont Chateau Laurier

Hotel in Ottawa

8.3

Very Good

From $176

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Fairmont Chateau Laurier is a Fairmont property that is part of the brand's overarching sustainability program. Fairmont hotels are committed to environmental responsibility, including achieving third-party eco-certifications and implementing programs focused on reducing environmental impact and promoting responsible tourism.

Hotel du Vieux Quebec

Hotel in Quebec City

9.3

Excellent

From $192

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Hôtel du Vieux Québec is a carbon-neutral operation, purchasing Gold Standard carbon offsets to compensate for all greenhouse gas emissions. It is the only hotel in Canada to use 100% green natural biogas for the entire hotel. The hotel has been awarded 5/5 Green Keys from the Hotel Association of Canada's Green Leaf Eco-Rating Program, the highest rating possible, indicating leadership in environmental and social responsibility. They have installed three green roofs with organic vegetables, flowers, and herbs, which help cool the hotel, lower energy consumption, sequester carbon, and capture rainwater. The property also utilizes a grey water recycling system and eco-friendly cleaning products.

Le Baluchon Éco-villégiature

Resort in Saint-Paulin

8.4

Very Good

From $161

Resort Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Explicitly branded as an 'Éco-villégiature', this resort holds a 4 Green Keys rating. It treats its water using a reed system, uses organic cleaning products, recycled paper goods, and follows a 'slow design' philosophy emphasizing connection with the local environment and heritage.

Hôtel & Spa Le Germain Charlevoix

Hotel in Baie-Saint-Paul

8.6

Very Good

From $191

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Part of the Germain Hôtels group with a strong sustainability commitment, holding a 4 Green Keys rating. Located on a former farm, it features gardens and farm animals, prioritizes local sourcing, has implemented initiatives to reduce plastic water bottle use, and practices composting.

Hotel Chateau Bellevue

Hotel in Quebec City

8.4

Very Good

From $137

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

This hotel has achieved a 4 Green Keys rating and is actively pursuing a zero-waste process. It is a member of Quebec's zero waste association, uses 100% recycled paper, sources toiletries from local suppliers, has an EV charging station, and limits single-serve breakfast items.

Hôtel Le Germain Québec

Hotel in Quebec City

9.1

Excellent

From $201

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Hôtel Le Germain Québec, part of Germain Hotels, utilizes clean and renewable geothermal energy, making it nearly self-sufficient for heating and air conditioning. The hotel has a strong commitment to local sourcing for design elements and produce, and actively participates in sustainability projects to minimize environmental impact. They continuously work to reduce their carbon footprint and are deeply involved in community initiatives. The hotel has a Biosphere Sustainability Plan and focuses on eco-friendly practices.

Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth

Hotel in Montreal

8.0

Very Good

From $265

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

This hotel has a 4 out of 5 rating by Green Key Global. They have a comprehensive sustainability strategy including improvements in water and energy conservation, waste management, and community outreach. They maintain rooftop beehives and a vegetable garden, donate leftover food and toiletries to local shelters, and offer free green transportation options like BMW bicycles.

Le St-Martin Hotel Centre-ville – Hotel Particulier

Hotel in Montreal

8.6

Very Good

From $202

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Recognized as Green Key certified, this hotel has a solid sustainability strategy in place. It focuses on reducing its environmental footprint through various operational practices and resource management efforts.

W Montreal

Hotel in Montreal

8.5

Very Good

From $269

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

This Marriott property is Green Key Eco-Rating Program Certified. It implements environmental practices such as guest room recycling and provides electric car charging stations, contributing to reducing its environmental impact.

Sofitel Montreal Golden Mile

Hotel in Montreal

8.0

Very Good

From $269

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

A Green Key certified hotel and part of the Accor group. It adheres to Accor's Planet 21 sustainability commitments, which involve efforts to reduce environmental impact across its operations, including energy and waste management.

Le Mount Stephen

Hotel in Montreal

9.0

Excellent

From $285

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

This hotel is Green Key certified and recognized for its sustainability strategy. It implements energy-efficient lighting and comprehensive waste-reduction programs, demonstrating a commitment to responsible luxury practices.

Hôtel de l'ITHQ

Hotel in Montreal

8.9

Excellent

From $192

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

The hotel's meetings and events department holds 3 Green Keys, and the food services are LEAF certified. It focuses on waste reduction, recycling, composting, local sourcing for its cuisine, offering vegetarian/vegan options, and promoting public and active transportation.

Hôtel Alt Montréal

Hotel in Montreal

8.8

Excellent

From $180

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

Part of Germain Hôtels, all of which are Green Key certified (3 or 4 keys). The group prioritizes sustainable development through energy-efficient design, waste reduction, local sourcing, and implementing initiatives like eliminating plastic water bottles and providing EV charging stations.

Hôtel Alt Quartier DIX30

Hotel in Brossard

8.8

Excellent

From $164

Hotel Taking Steps Towards Sustainability

As a Germain Hôtels property, this hotel is Green Key certified (3 or 4 keys). The group focuses on sustainable practices, including efficient construction, energy efficiency, waste reduction, and supporting local suppliers.

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