Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa

Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa Waters Waikiki

Environmental Sustainability

Overview

Here in Hawaii, it is our kuleana (responsibility) to care for the land and water so that our beautiful, unique Oahu location can continue to be enjoyed for future generations.

Our sustainable hotel has donated over 700 pounds of food back to those in-need with food made from locally sourced vendors and farmers.

Meeting planning is supported with digital signage and paperless planning.

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Waste and Circularity

  • Re-useable water bottles provided alongside filtered re-fill water stations
  • Re-useable tote bag provided to reduce single-use consumption/litter
  • Green waste from landscaping is recycled and turned into mulch and compost

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Our Food Philosophy

  • Partner with local companies to keep fresh, excess food out of the landfill and divert to those in-need
  • Locally source a variety of produce and meats/seafood to reduce our carbon footprint
  • 100% biodegradable, eco-friendly food containers, utensils, and drinking cups are used at our in-house restaurants, as well as our Regency Club.

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Green suggestions for your stay

  • Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort & Spa is located beachfront and in the heart of Waikiki, walking distance to a variety of attractions and dining/shops on the island of Oahu.
  • Public transportation is conveniently accessible through a variety of routes and stops. Biki Bike, Honolulu’s bikeshare program, is included with your hotel stay and offers a local’s way to see our location.
  • Select locally sourced, sustainable menu items at our restaurants, identified at each of our restaurants.

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Carbon Emissions and Water

  • Linens changed every third day of your stay to reduce water and detergent use.
  • Motion-sensing lights to reduce electricity consumption when areas are not in-use.
  • Re-useable water bottles provided alongside filtered re-fill water stations
  • Re-useable tote bag provided to reduce single-use consumption/litter
  • Green waste from landscaping, such as leaves, trimmings, and additional waste from maintenance, is recycled and turned into mulch and compost

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Hyatt is committed to caring for people and the planet through responsible business practices.