HOTEL ADALBERT | ECO-LABEL

 
What we have done to achieve the EU eco - label

  • Our staff have been trained according to our policy and action program and have been strongly encouraged to make suggestions as to how we can improve the hotels green functioning.
  • Water flow from the taps and shower doesn’t exceed 12 litres per minute.
  • Urinals flush only when they have been used.
  • By using refillable soap dispensers we don’t have to through away half used soaps and there are no wrappings to dispose of.
  • Staff has been trained to look for leaks and report them to the management.
  • Limit unnecessary detergent use by not washing towels and sheets every day.
  • We have asked the local administration for its waste water plan.
  • Strong chemical disinfectants are only used where strictly necessary to comply with EU hygiene requirements.
  • Our staff has been trained not to exceed the recommended dilution for cleaning chemicals.
  • Separate bins have been provided for plastics, paper, glass and organic waste.
  • Hazardous waste (inks, toners, batteries etc) are separated and disposed of appropriately.
  • All hotel waste is disposed of and recycled where ever possible. (plastics, chemicals, paper, glass and organic waste )
  • Disposable, one off products, such as soaps, shower caps, cutlery etc have been kept to a minimum.
  • We have added extra thermal insulation to all windows of the hotel.
  • The hotel does not use an air-conditioning system.
  • All the lights in the hallways are only activated briefly when they sense movement.
  • Energy efficient light bulbs are used throughout the hotel.
  • Heating is individually regulated in each room.
  • Eco-label detergents and chemicals are used whenever possible.
  • Organic waste is composted.
  • No disposable drinks cans.
  • Used textiles and furniture are given to charity.
  • Paper for the printers is used on both sides before being disposed of.
  • Where ever possible recycled paper is used.
  • Food from local suppliers is sourced for breakfast.