A water recovery system was installed in the laundry to conserve water used to clean the 2,558,000 pounds of laundry that annually passes through the facility. The plant is fueled by wood chips that are the byproduct of manufacturing or are grown as a crop on the property's fuel wood plantation to be harvested for that purpose. After harvesting the energy, trees grow back to provide future crops of renewable energy. Fuel wood also heats the swimming pool and powers the laundry. More citrus based cleaning supplies are used to help reduce the number chemicals used in facilities.
All guest rooms contain recycling bins.
Amfac is converting from electric to more fuel-efficient equipment where possible and appropriate. The program encourages guests to reuse their linens and towels rather than have them automatically changed daily. Funds generated by this program benefit children in more than 40 countries by providing clean drinking water, latrines, sewage systems, immunizations, nutrition supplements, medical and dental care, access to education and more. This association supports and promotes a wide range of environmental initiatives at hotels and encourages member properties to conserve water and energy and reduce solid waste. They emphasize environmental stewardship among guests, vendors and employees.