Our commitment
Our hotel uses Stay For The Planet, LifeGate Impact’s platform to monitor the property’s environmental performance, understand our impacts, and identify opportunities to improve hotel management.
Our sustainable approach
The areas assessed through Stay For The Planet are:
- Energy: electricity and heating sources, fugitive emissions, fuels for the company fleet, energy efficiency of the building and equipment.
- Water: water consumption by supply source, water-saving measures.
- Waste: quantity and type of waste generated, disposal methods, and prevention actions.
- Procurement: sourcing policies and environmental and social selection criteria.
Join in our commitment
Every small action can make a difference. We invite you to contribute to our vision of sustainable tourism by taking simple steps during your stay:
- Reuse towels to reduce water consumption.
- Use the recycling bins provided in the hotel.
- Enjoy the breakfast buffet in a conscious way: choose carefully what you really want and serve moderate portions to reduce food waste.
- Explore Rome on walking tours or tours using sustainable transport.
A certified commitment
The hotel is pleased to announce that it has obtained the Green Key certification, an international eco-label for tourism establishments promoted by the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE).
Certification date: 18/11/2024
Certification valid until: 18/11/2026
Green Key recognizes establishments that integrate environmental management and sustainability criteria into their operations. Maintaining the certification requires continuous compliance with the scheme requirements, verified through documentation and periodic audits.
The certification process covers several aspects of property management, including the efficient use of resources, waste management, guest and staff awareness, and the progressive improvement of environmental performance.
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We are proud to have achieved Green Key certification and to engage guests and employees in more responsible behaviors regarding resource use and the management of environmental impacts associated with their stay.