The deluxe Cavendish London has gone green. Winner of a Green Tourism For London Award, as well as a Visit London Sustainable Tourism Award, The Cavendish hotel’s London property has a strong environmental policy which doesn’t see any of its 230 rooms lose out on luxury. Located on Jermyn Street, The Cavendish is an eco-friendly walk from all the delights of Central London. One Aldwych is perhaps the best known of environmentally-friendly hotels London has to offer. This privately owned establishment in Covent Garden has won awards galore for its energy & water conservation & reduction policies & its corporate social responsibility programme. For guests, the hotel features stylish yet unfussy decor, a pool and fitness centre, a funky bar & no less than two highly acclaimed restaurants – Axis & Indigo.
Green London Hotels that can be proud include the 5-star 51 Buckingham Gate, which offers both hotel suites and serviced apartments. Here you’ll find limestone floors & a muted colour palette – the essence of style. The discreet property provides guests with a butler service, off-street entrances, wireless internet & 24-hour in-room dining. Plus there’s the award-winning Spa at 51 for all your beauty needs, & a Michelin-starred restaurant, Quilon, if you’re feeling peckish. There are plenty more green hotels; London’s hospitality industry has really caught on to the idea of providing both luxury & eco-friendliness. Check the environmental policy of your chosen accommodation before you book. No tour of “green” London would be complete without visiting Acorn House restaurant, which boasts almost 100% sustainability in everything from the physical construction of the building it resides in to the food it serves each day. It’s an excellent example of what can be achieved – top nosh & food for thought. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/3319005
