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Villa del Faro
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Villa del Faro is a hidden oasis nestled on the Sea of Cortez with acres of private beach. The villa was created as a labor of love by artisans and architects and is an American family enterprise. It is one of the most beautiful hideaways on the East Cape of Baja Sur and is now offering exclusive and exquisite accommodations and cuisine.
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- Allergies
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- 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
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- 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
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