Sustainability
Located on the shores of Lake Superior, the largest freshwater lake in the world by surface area, and third in the world by volume. And nestled in the vast Canadian Boreal Forest, Hyatt House Thunder Bay is committed to enhancing our beautiful regions eco structure.
Climate Change and Water Conservation
Our suites feature low flow showers and faucet filters. We provide a bottle refill station. Led lighting can be found throughout the property. EV recharge stations are available to our guests. Our meeting and common area provide linen free table options.
Waste and Circularity
Guestrooms feature source separating waste baskets. We recycle plastics, glass, and cardboard through approved vendors. A bottle refill station is provided for our guests on the main floor.
Our Food Philosophy
Working with approved vendors, Hyatt House Thunder Bay will provide ethically sourced food products and ensure safe and consistent preparation techniques to ensure minimal food waste. Where possible, local partners will provide fresh seasonings, sauces, produce, and proteins.
About our Destination
In Thunder Bay, conservation efforts are spearheaded by the Lakehead Region Conservation Authority (LRCA), which manages conservation lands, offers environmental education programs, and collaborates on restoration projects like Fisherman's Park West and the Mountdale Boat Launch. Mills Block Forest is located just 7 kilometers from the hotel and offers a low impact hiking opportunity. Cycling and walking trails are just a short walk from the property.
