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Dear Madam / Sir,

We are delighted to welcome you in our establishment.

Since its creation, the Accor group has been working to make the world a greener, more welcoming place. The Group was the first major French company to create an Environmental Department and has been working for over 30 years to promote positive hospitality.
In concrete terms, the Group is deploying a sustainable development approach based on three key pillars: Staying, Eating and Exploring the world.

At ibis Styles Budapest City hotel, we care about the environment and we advocate for environmentally sound and sustainable practices in our daily operation. Our various environmental and sustainability efforts are core pillars of our business and we strive to create social and environmental benefits for the surrounding community. We recognise our role in the global tourism industry and strive for long-term sustainable management of our activities, thus actively contributing to an overall sustainable development of the industry.

Since its creation, the Accor group has been working to make the world a greener, more welcoming place. The Group was the first major French company to create an Environmental Department and has been working for over 30 years to promote positive hospitality.
In concrete terms, the Group is deploying a sustainable development approach based on three key pillars: Staying, Eating and Exploring the world.

• Stay - The Group aims to offer its customers a unique and lasting experience by supporting the transformation of hotel operations.
• Food - The Group is committed to offering its customers more sustainable food, working actively to optimise the traceability of its supply chain, reduce food waste and offer its customers an increasingly organic, local and seasonal food offer.
• Explore - The Group intends to offer its customers a new vision of travel, one that is more global, more contribute and more inclusive. This means becoming more deeply rooted in local communities, generating a positive impact on the local environment, and raising customers' awareness of the need to respect nature.

At ibis Styles Budapest City hotel, we are committed to act for sustainability, reduction of our CO2 emission and environmental footprint with the following actions:

- we use eco-friendly cleaning materials
- we use recycled paper for printing if printing is really necessary
- we eliminate single-use plastic from our operations and do not offer disposable crockery
- we use LED and energy efficient lights all around the hotel
- we have installed presence and motion sensors in the common areas and corridors to limit electricity wastage
- we minimize the use of single-packed items on the breakfast buffet
- we only offer hospitality products on request in order to reduce packaging waste
- we prefer locally produced products on the breakfast buffet
- we offer plant-based food products too on the breakfast buffet
- we fight against wasting food
- we are sorting our waste and stand for recycling
- we use natural fertilizers for our plants by composting our green waste
- we collect rainwater and use it for irrigation of our plants
- we permanently monitor our energy and water consumption, and take real actions for saving our planet’s resources
- we have installed water pressure reducers on taps and showers, the toilets have 3/6 liter flush system
- we use environmentally friendly laundry method
- we purchase products from suppliers committed to sustainability
- we support our social and local communities, combat for equality and tolerance
- we are committed to raise awareness of the increasing importance of sustainability
- our General Manager / Environmental Manager has undergone specific trainings on the challenges of sustainable tourism, environmental conservation and CSR
- our team is trained in the eco-actions to be taken in their daily tasks
- every year we commit to new criteria to perfect our approach

We also encourage you to join us and protect our common resources through some simple steps:

- do not waste food, “take all you can eat but eat all you take” approach at breakfast
- keep lights, TV and air-conditioning/heating on in the rooms only if it is truly needed
- save clean water by responsible water consumption, and by using the towels, bed sheets and linen longer, and by skipping the daily cleaning
- reduce your waste
- use green means of transport to discover the city (public bicycle, e-scooter, e-car sharing)

Thank you for supporting our work during your stay!

In order to give concrete expression to our commitment to continuous improvement, in February 2025 our hotel obtained the Green Key certification label.

Green Key – a standard of excellence

Green Key is a voluntary eco-certification programme for hotels, hostels, campsites, holiday parks, small accommodations as well as conference centres, attractions and restaurants.

The Green Key certificate is a leading standard of excellence in the field of environmental responsibility and sustainable operation within the tourism industry.
This prestigious certificate represents a commitment by businesses that their establishments adhere to the strict criteria stipulated by the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE) now in 6.000+ establishments in 70+ countries in the world.

A Green Key stand for an establishment’s promise to its guests that by opting to stay with such an establishment, they are helping to make a difference on an environmental and sustainability level. The high environmental standards expected of these establishments are maintained through an application process, rigorous documentation and frequent on-site audits.

The Green Key certification is based on compliance with strict internationally recognised criteria in the areas of environmental management (water, energy, waste, cleaning, etc.) and sustainability education (staff, guests, suppliers, etc.).

Green Key is endorsed by various institutional partners, international hotel chain and tour operator partners and cooperating with a range of web partners.

The Green Key programme is managed by the international
charity, the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE)
and its national member organisations.

For more information, please have a look at the
Green Key website www.greenkey.global
or contact via e-mail info@fee.global.