Sustainability
Sustainability
Our Commitment To SustainabilityWe’re committed to keeping our environmental footprint as small as possible, not only to save energy and lower harmful emissions, but also to protect the natural environment of Rhodes and the beautiful Kallithea area.
1.All our windowpanes and frames (an area of 2,000m²) are energy efficient.
2.Heat recovery chillers reduce energy costs of air conditioning units and hot water by up to 5 times
3.All the heating and cooling in rooms and public spaces is handled by chillers and inverter pumps, reducing energy costs by 3 times.
4.Our outside walls have been fitted with an external thermal insulation composite system.
5.All our interior walls are painted with European Eco-Label paints.
6.We use LED technology light bulbs and light strips in all light fittings around the resort, reducing energy consumption and maintenance requirements.
7.A total of 14,000 low-energy LED bulbs have been fitted around the resort.
8.In total, we’ve used 40,000m of energy-saving LED tape around the premises.
9.With reverse osmosis and nanofiltration technology, not only is the tap water in rooms and common areas drinkable, but you save CO2 emissions.
10.All rooms have been fitted with sophisticated energy management systems, so you don’t even have to worry about switching off the lights.
11.All bathrooms have been fitted with shampoo and shower gel dispensers that are made from 100% plant-based materials. Can you think of anything better to help us replace (and eliminate) the Single-Use Shower Toiletry Bottles we used to have?
12.We’ve introduced 450,000 pasta straws to replace all plastic ones for the 2019 season.
13.No more plastic dishes, glasses and cutlery are being used in any of our food & beverage outlets.
14.In all restaurants and bars, plastic cups have been replaced with polycarbonate ones that can be cleaned and reused.
15.Special messages on food waste in our Main Restaurant are showcasing ways on how we can address this common challenge together.
The goal is to reduce cigarette waste - cigarette butts are the most common form of waste found on Greek beaches - through an alternative "voting system’’
