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Campi Ya Kanzi
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Campi Ya Kanzi offers a variety of green attributes as detailed below. In order to appear on our site, a hotel must possess at least 10 green attributes, so this puts Campi Ya Kanzi in good company. The more green features a hotel has, the higher the green leaf rating up to a maximum of seven green leaves. To get more information on Campi Ya Kanzi and to book a room at the best Internet prices, just click on the orange Website button above! Why book direct?
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- Allergies
- Fresh Air
- Environmental Cleaning
- Non-Smoking Rooms
- Education
- Educate Guests to "green"
- Educate Staff to "green"
- Participate in Green Program(s)
- Promote "greenness" in PR
- Donating to Charity
- Energy
- Alternative Energy
- Maintenance for Conservation
- Energy Conservation
- Food
- Organic Food Served
- Eco-friendly Food Served
- Solid Waste
- Bulk Soap & Amenities
- Compostable Disposables
- Composting
- Durable Service Items
- Guestroom Recycling Bins
- Hotel Recycling Bins
- Newspaper Program
- Recyclable Disposables
- Supplemental
- Additional Green Features
- Towels and Sheets
- Cotton Towels/Sheets
- Sheet Program
- Towel Program
- Water
- Water Conservation
- Xeric Garden
- Gray-Water Recycling
- Extras
- Conference Center/Rooms
- Transportation
- Fitness Center
- Internet
Comments
This hotel is made of local materials and sustainable lumber, designed to have a minimal impact on the environment.
The community is supported through various programs, including employment and purchasing products from the people. Furthermore, sustainable land management has been taught to the Maasai so they can also better protect their lands. And educating the children is another important program supported by this hotel.
First-rate eco-management is the rule here. Rainwater is collected from roofs, gray water is cleansed by septic filters before it's used in the garden, and recyclables are sent to Nairobi for processing. Food is cooked with an eco-friendly charcoal made from coffee husks, low-energy dishwashers save water, and for every day you spend at the camp, a $40 conservation fee is set aside for the Maasai. Even rare black rhino have recently moved onto the ranch - probably a result of the 30 game rangers hired to prevent poaching.
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