Sustainable
Hotel Resol aspires to be a 'kind company'.
Here, 'environmentally friendly' initiatives such as CO2 reduction are our primary focus.
Book Now
Reservation
- HOTEL RESOL TRINITY SAPPORO
- HOTEL RESOL SAPPORO NAKAJIMAKOUEN
- HOTEL RESOL HAKODATE
- HOTEL RESOL UENO
- HOTEL RESOL IKEBUKURO
- HOTEL RESOL AKIHABARA
- HOTEL RESOL MACHIDA
- HOTEL RESOL YOKOHAMA SAKURAGI-CHO
- HOTEL POSHTEL TOKYO ASAKUSA
- HOTEL RESOL STAY AKIHABARA
- HOTEL TRINITY SHOSAI
- HOTEL RESOL NAGOYA
- HOTEL RESOL GIFU
- HOTEL RESOL TRINITY KANAZAWA
- HOTEL RESOL KYOTO KAWARAMACHI SANJO
- HOTEL RESOL KYOTO SHIJO MUROMACHI
- HOTEL RESOL TRINITY KYOTO
- HOTEL RESOL TRINITY OSAKA
- HOTEL RESOL TRINITY HAKATA
- HOTEL RESOL SASEBO
- HOTEL RESOL TRINITY NAHA
Strategically positioned amenities in the lobby to minimize plastic waste and promote sustainable resource use.
Certain amenities like specific plastic products mandated by the country (toothbrushes, hairbrushes, combs, razors, shower caps, etc.) are available at the lobby amenity bar. Guests are encouraged to take only what they need to their rooms, thereby reducing plastic usage.
- *The selection of amenities at the amenity bar varies by hotel.
Please verify on each hotel's website.
NO CLEANING
The environmental conservation effort at the hotel entails that for multiple-night stays, room cleaning is limited to 'towel/bath towel exchange, trash collection, and mineral water top-up' only.
- *For sanitary reasons, rooms are cleaned every four nights.
- *Additional cleaning on non-scheduled days is available for a fee. Requests for this service should be made at the front desk before 10:00 am.
Resource efficiency and waste reduction through dispenser use
Single-use amenities in certain rooms are being progressively replaced with dispensers to cut down on plastic resource use.
Regarding toilet paper rolls:
Guests are encouraged to completely use toilet paper rolls to help minimize resource waste.
Saving electricity and water
During summer, to prevent rooms from overheating, curtains are kept closed during the day. Stickers in the bathroom prompt guests to participate in water conservation.