5 Stunning & Sustainable Hotels for Earth Month

In an era where travelers increasingly seek to minimize their environmental impact, hotels worldwide are stepping up their sustainability efforts. Booking.com’s 2025 data reveals that 69% of travelers aim to “leave places better than when they arrived.” Fortunately, numerous properties are making this goal achievable by integrating eco-conscious practices without compromising on style or guest experience. Here are five stunning and sustainable hotels perfect for your Earth Month travels.

Four Seasons Resort and Residences Anguilla – Anguilla

From the renowned Four Seasons brand, the Anguilla resort implements initiatives to support its environment, reduce water usage, and give back to local communities. Their “Four Seasons for Good” project focuses on preserving local beauty and supporting communities through measures like water-efficient landscaping, linen and towel reuse programs, and combating erosion with breakwaters that support marine life. Food waste is minimized by donating scraps to local farmers for animal feed, and single-use plastics are avoided. Guests can also support local artisans through the on-site boutique.

Solaz Resort Los Cabos – Mexico

This picturesque resort on the Sea of Cortez preserves over 53,000 square meters of green space in Baja California Sur. Solaz Resort Los Cabos holds a Green Key International Certification and was the first hotel in Mexico to receive Forbes’ VERIFIED Responsible Hospitality badge in 2025. With 36% of its rooms featuring energy-saving green roofs, the resort significantly reduces its environmental footprint. They have eliminated single-use plastics, host regular beach cleanups, and utilize energy-saving climate control and lighting systems. An on-site desalination plant provides fresh water, and the hotel sources sustainable food from local farmers and fishermen. The Gabinete del Barco exhibit offers guests a cultural experience with indigenous gallery displays and a striking grey whale skeleton.

Raffles London at The OWO – England

Blending traditional English style with modern charm, Raffles London at The OWO is more than just visually appealing; it’s committed to significant sustainability goals. The hotel aims to reduce water and energy consumption by 10% year-on-year and decrease food waste by 20% annually. Located in the historic Old War Office building on Whitehall, the property underwent an eight-year restoration focused on preserving historic elements, repurposing materials, and sourcing from UK-based suppliers whenever possible.

HOSHINOYA Karuizawa – Japan

This stunning resort in Karuizawa offers an immersive experience in nature bathing and environmental connection. Guests can explore the Karuizawa National Wild Bird Sanctuary Forest or spot flying squirrels on an ecotourism tour. HOSHINOYA Karuizawa utilizes renewable energy systems, achieving nearly 70% energy self-sufficiency, and strives for a “zero-emission environment” through its commitment to the 3Rs (reduce, reuse, recycle). Efforts include eliminating individually packaged soaps and bottled water, recycling toothbrushes, and donating kitchen waste to local farms for composting.

Rio Perdido Hotel & Thermal River – Costa Rica

Nestled in Costa Rica’s Guanacaste Province, Rio Perdido occupies only 1% of its 1,500-acre property, preserving the rest as forest and natural habitats. The hotel’s construction prioritized preserving the surrounding forest and utilizing wood from fallen trees or licensed farms. Rio Perdido largely uses biodegradable products, recycles, and irrigates with treated wastewater, earning numerous sustainability awards. Notably, 90% of its team members are from local communities. Guests can enjoy “passive wellness” through natural pools, thermal rivers, forest bathing, and exploring extensive hiking and biking trails. Meals are organic, grown on-site or sourced locally, and bungalows feature warm, neutral decor that blends seamlessly with the natural beauty.

• Five stunning hotels are highlighted for their sustainability efforts.
• Initiatives include reducing waste, conserving water and energy, and supporting local communities.
• Properties utilize renewable energy, green roofs, and biodegradable products.
• Guests can engage with local culture and nature through various on-site activities.
• These hotels demonstrate that luxury and eco-consciousness can go hand-in-hand.