Hotels Taking Steps Towards Sustainability in Matching

NYX Hotel London Holborn has been awarded the Silver Green Tourism Badge, recognizing its commitment to environmentally friendly practices. The hotel uses eco-friendly toiletries and is equipped with energy-efficient LED light bulbs. As part of the wider Leonardo Hotels Group, it aligns with a comprehensive long-term sustainability strategy focused on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) pillars.

Shangri-La The Shard, London, takes immense pride in being a member of the Shangri-La Group. The group has a strong commitment towards producing beneficial environmental and social impacts. Following the ethos of "Doing Good", the hotel wholeheartedly embraces the objective of sustainability in its functions, thereby making notable contributions to conserving the environment and bolstering the wellbeing of surrounding communities. The Shangri-La Group is not merely aspiring, but setting the benchmark in the realm of corporate citizenship and sustainable development, partnering synergistically with local leaders to cultivate enduring economic advantages.

"Sanctuary," Shangri-La’s Care for Nature Project, is a cornerstone of the group's commitment to environmental conservation. This initiative aims to conserve and restore biodiversity, especially since many of the group's establishments, including Shangri-La The Shard, London, are located in some of the world's most ecologically diverse regions. The hotels and resorts under the Shangri-La Group work closely with local governments, NGOs, and communities to protect the surrounding habitats, their flora, and fauna, thereby ensuring these pristine environments can be appreciated by future generations.

As an IHG hotel, this property implements the IHG Green Engage program, which focuses on reducing energy, water, and waste across its properties through various initiatives.

The Montague On The Gardens is an establishment that firmly believes in community-centric sustainability and support for local charities. The hotel demonstrates its commitment to green initiatives by maintaining a Living Wall and its own herb garden, in addition to hosting bee hives for the local Bloomsbury Bees. Determined to mitigate the environmental impact of single-use plastics, the hotel is committed to reducing unnecessary usage wherever possible.

The hotel's sustainability strategy aligns with the United Nations' Global Goals, addressing environmental and social concerns. This includes a focus on combating climate change, managing over-tourism for cultural preservation, and ensuring animal welfare. The Montague On The Gardens champions sustainable production and consumption, supporting local businesses and strengthening supply chains in the area. The hotel actively encourages guests to opt for electronic travel documents to minimize paper waste. Furthermore, the hotel is striving to achieve carbon neutrality, reduce food waste, and promote the use of local and organic food products. In collaboration with The TreadRight Foundation, the Montague On The Gardens continues to make strides towards a future where travel is not just an indulgence, but also a way to positively impact the world.

This property holds ISO 14001:2015 for Environmental Management, ISO 50001:2018 for Energy Management, and ISO 9001:2015 for Quality Management certifications. It reduced energy costs by 65% through Combined Heat and Power (CHP) units and a Building Management System (BMS) upgrade. The hotel uses energy-efficient lighting, smart thermostats, and a water recycling system with low-flow fixtures. It encourages recycling, reduces single-use plastics, and sources local and organic products.

Awarded a Green Key for its sustainability practices, including staff engagement and sustainable management of resources. Specific details of these practices are not provided in the given data.