We are committed to working with all of our hotels to reduce the environmental impact of our operations. Many of our properties are certified by the Green Key Rating Eco-Rating Program, which recognizes hotels that have achieved milestones in energy and water conservation, solid and hazardous waste management, and community outreach.  

Many of our hotels have exceeded the Green Key standards:

• The Hilton Garden Inn Toronto Airport was Canada's first new build hotel accredited through Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®). The hotel was built "green" from the ground up, using a number of sustainable components such as environmentally friendly sealants, paints and carpeting. Other initiatives include heat and water conservation programs, biodegradable takeaway items, and low maintenance landscaping. 

• The Aloft Montreal Airport is part of Starwood's "Soak and Save" program, which mandates sustainable practices for hotel-wide recycling, water use, and laundry.  

• The Delta Vancouver Suites is a member of Delta's national sustainability program, Delta Greens, which sets out and monitors a number of environmental practices.

• The Holiday Inn Princeton has moved to using 100% recycled and "green" amenities in all guestrooms.