The Hosteller Narkanda is listed with a Sustainability Level 1. The Hosteller brand is committed to eco-friendly practices and reducing its environmental footprint. They promote sustainable tourism and offer eco-friendly amenities and activities.
This homestay was built using sustainable Kath Kuni architectural practices for its Wood House, and mud plaster with locally sourced stones for its Stone House. It has a 40,000-liter rainwater harvesting pond for daily water needs and practices conscious waste segregation, sending wet waste to livestock and dry waste to a recycling plant in Manali. The property minimizes plastic use and provides refillable toiletries.
The resort's design and architecture incorporate local craftsmanship and utilize locally sourced timber and stone, reflecting a commitment to regional resources. It is nestled amidst natural landscapes, including Deodar forests, apple orchards, and terraced gardens, blending the property with its natural surroundings.
This property explicitly aims to combine sustainability with affordability. It features tastefully crafted wooden rooms and is located by the pristine Tirthan River, offering eco tours and trekking opportunities within the Great Himalayan National Park. The homestay is committed to eco-friendly practices.
The Hosteller Kufri, Shimla is listed with a Sustainability Level 1. Many Hosteller properties embrace eco-friendly practices, including using energy-efficient appliances and partnering with local businesses. They aim to create a sustainable environment and community.
Designed as a 'Boutique Huts Resort' entirely made of high-grade timber, promoting a natural and secluded environment. Its co-founder is associated with 'Woodays Greenhub Kufri,' indicating a focus on green initiatives and a design that aims to blend with nature.
As a part of the Radisson Hotel Group, this hotel benefits from the group's global commitment to sustainability. The Radisson Hotel Group is a Green Key partner and actively works towards carbon-negative meetings, electric vehicle charging options, and reducing food waste across its portfolio.
This eco-friendly resort actively minimizes plastic use, composts garbage into manure, and uses solar panels for heating its swimming pool water. It features a high-tech water management and waste management plant, with recycled water used for gardens. The resort is built with Scandinavian log home technology, using imported Finnish fir logs that act as natural insulators, reducing energy consumption for heating and cooling.
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