Habitat Suites
Habitat Suites is a locally owned, all suites eco hotel in North Central Austin, solar powered with organic edible gardens, organic cotton bedding and a long record as one of the city’s greenest places to stay.
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Habitat Suites is a locally owned, all suites eco hotel in North Central Austin, solar powered with organic edible gardens, organic cotton bedding and a long record as one of the city’s greenest places to stay.

The Charleston Place is a hotel in downtown Charleston, South Carolina. The Charleston Place uses LED lighting, paper-boxed water in place of plastic bottles, an all-department recycling programme and locally sourced seasonal produce.

AC Hotel Savannah Historic District is a hotel on the riverfront in Savannah, Georgia. AC Hotel Savannah is LEED Platinum certified, built on a remediated brownfield with more than half its roof covered in solar panels.

Perry Lane Hotel is a hotel in Savannah’s Historic District, Georgia. Perry Lane converts 100% of its food waste into fertilizer through a partnership with BioGreen360, used on the plantings at its rooftop bar.

The DeSoto Savannah is a hotel in Savannah’s Historic District, Georgia. The DeSoto runs a SoGreen programme covering towel and linen reuse and a credit for skipping daily housekeeping to save water, energy and chemicals.

The Spectator Hotel is a boutique hotel in Charleston’s French Quarter, South Carolina. The Spectator runs an on-site aerobic food digester that has diverted more than 61,000 pounds of food waste from landfill.

Hotel Emeline is a boutique hotel in Charleston’s Historic District, South Carolina. Hotel Emeline uses reusable glass bottles, boxed water and agave straws in place of plastic, sources seafood locally and recycles oyster shells to rebuild the Lowcountry’s oyster reefs.

The Ryder Hotel is a boutique hotel in downtown Charleston, South Carolina. The Ryder uses refillable bulk bathroom amenities, reusable glass bottles and boxed water in place of plastic, sources seafood locally and recycles oyster shells to rebuild local reefs.

The Ranch at Rock Creek is a ranch in the countryside in Philipsburg, Montana. The Ranch at Rock Creek focuses on habitat conservation.

Treebones Resort is a resort in the cliffside in Big Sur, California. Treebones Resort is powered by solar energy, runs off-grid and focuses on habitat conservation.

The Farmhouse at Veritas is a farmhouse in the countryside in Afton, Virginia. The Farmhouse at Veritas grows its own food.

The Lodge & Spa at Three Forks Ranch is a resort in the countryside in Savery, Wyoming. The Lodge & Spa at Three Forks Ranch focuses on habitat conservation.

1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge is a hotel in Brooklyn, New York. 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge is powered by solar energy, uses upcycled materials and local natural materials and focuses on habitat conservation.


The Lodge & Spa at Brush Creek Ranch is an eco lodge in the countryside in Saratoga, Wyoming. The Lodge & Spa at Brush Creek Ranch grows its own food and focuses on habitat conservation.

The Lodge on Little St. Simons Island is an eco lodge on the beach front in St. Simons Island, Georgia. The Lodge on Little St. Simons Island is powered by solar energy and focuses on low-impact building and habitat conservation.


Paws Up Montana is a hotel in the countryside in Greenough, Montana. Paws Up Montana focuses on habitat conservation.


The Lodge at Spruce Peak is an eco lodge in the mountain in Stowe, Vermont. The Lodge at Spruce Peak focuses on habitat conservation.

The Inn at Newport Ranch is an inn in the cliffside in Fort Bragg, California. The Inn at Newport Ranch focuses on habitat conservation.

The Lodge at Woodloch is an eco lodge in the woodland in Hawley, Pennsylvania. The Lodge at Woodloch focuses on habitat conservation.
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