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Park Plaza Cardiff, a four-star deluxe hotel, has been awarded the global Green Key Accreditation in recognition of its concerted sustainable practices and progressive environmental policies.
The sought-after Green Key certificate is the standard for excellence in the field of environmental responsibility and sustainable operation within the tourism industry and is recognised in more than 60 countries worldwide.

The credential represents a commitment by businesses to uphold the strict criteria set by the Foundation for Environmental Education which is maintained through frequent and thorough assessments.

Park Plaza Cardiff, which is one of only a handful of Welsh hotels to have achieved the endorsement, has established an environmental committee made up of hotel team members and implemented a “stringent” environmental policy action plan which the hotel will update each year to incorporate further sustainable practices.

Replacing single-use plastic mini toiletries with multi use dispensers, swapping light bulbs to LED and energy efficient alternatives, using motion sensors for lighting in certain areas of the property and separating waste are some of the measures introduced to ensure an eco-stay at the hotel.

The hotel also uses eco marked cleaning products and maintains flower planters in outside spaces.

The entire team has received training on environmentally friendly practices for them to use at work and at home. They are all also equipped with the knowledge of the local green spaces, bike hire and electric car charging points around the property.

Additionally, the Laguna Kitchen and Bar endeavours to use as many locally sourced products as possible including items from the Welsh sustainable enterprise ‘Grounds for Good’.

All the menus are varied offering vegan and vegetarian items to encourage guests to make some environment friendly choices.

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