Key West is Going Green – and Hotels Lead the Charge
Key West, Florida hotels are leading the charge to a greener Key West. Many hotels, including the Eden House, one of the original hotels in Key West, are reducing waste and energy use, providing greener alternatives to environmentally-minded vacationers.
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July 2, 2009 (FPRC) -- Key West, Florida, famous for being the southernmost piece of land in the continental United States, is going Green, and Hotels are helping lead the charge.
The Eden House, one of Key West, Florida’s oldest and most beloved hotels, is helping to lead this charge and in July celebrates its 1 year anniversary as a Florida Green Lodging Program certified hotel. Not resting on its laurels, the Eden House is now in the process of stepping up their certification to the next level, seeking the coveted “Two Palms” rating. You can learn more about the Eden House and its Green program at http://www.edenhouse.com.
What does this mean for Key West? It means the estimated savings of millions of gallons of water each year, the reduction of chemicals in waste water, the reduction of solid waste, and the reduction of overall energy use and thus of carbon output.
For guests, this means that Key West - and the Eden House in particular - now offers a Green alternative for those vacationers looking to reduce their carbon footprint.
For More Information, please contact:
Elizabeth Ross, General Manager
Eden House, Key West
1015 Fleming Street
Key West, FL 33040
305.296.6868
800.533.KEYS (5397)
info@edenhouse.com
www.EdenHouse.com
ABOUT THE EDEN HOUSE
The Eden House was founded by Mike Eden in 1975, and occupies an historic 1924 art deco building which was the site of the Gibson Hotel, the first ever hotel in Key West.
Send an email to Elizabeth Ross of Eden House
305-296-6868
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