Laundry is one of the highest energy and water users in the hotel industry, with over 180 billion gallons used annually. As a new guest, your rooms are furnished with fresh towels and bed linens. To conserve on energy and water useage, bed linens are changed every four days. If you would like your bed changed more often, just let us know at the front desk. Compact fluorescent lights are used extensively throughout the site.
Building insulation is a cellulose material made of ground computer paper and cardboard boxes.
The result is a constant circulation of fresh air that conserves some indoor heat. The bathroom floors are made of marmoleum, a composition of linseed and plant fibers, which provides a natural and nostalgic alternative to plastic. Decking around the buildings is made of 28,000 linear feet of Trex, a product from Mobil Chemical. An alternative to cedar, Trex is made from plastic grocery bags and hardwood chips. It is dense, compressed under heat and pressure, and heavier than wood.