Washington, D.C., hotels go green to entice travelers

davidc@ccr-mag.com March 14, 2013

A Starwood Element hotel is planned for Washington, D.C.'s, Southwest waterfront, and it will feature eco-friendly appliances in a LEED-certified building. Other hotels in the district are deploying sustainability measures as a way to save money and go green in an effort to attract clientele. Kimpton offers its EarthCare Program, which uses energy-efficient appliances and eco-friendly cleaning products. Read The Washington Post/Capital Business story here.

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