The Cliff House Resort & Spa Receives Maine State Certification as an Environmental Leader
The Cliff House Resort & Spa in Ogunquit, Maine has been certified as a "Maine Environmental Leader Lodging Business" by the Maine Department of Environmental Protection's Pollution Prevention Program. The resort has implemented environmentally friendly practices, many exceeding the state's requirements for certification.
Ogunquit, Maine (PRWEB) May 26, 2008 -- The Cliff House Resort & Spa in Ogunquit, Maine has been certified as a "Maine Environmental Leader Lodging Business" by the Maine Department of Environmental Protection's Pollution Prevention Program. The resort has implemented environmentally friendly practices, many exceeding the state's requirements for certification.
Green initiatives include the replacement of traditional light bulbs with energy-efficient, compact fluorescent lighting in 194 guest rooms, offices, spa therapy rooms, function rooms and common areas. Programmable lighting sensors have been installed in the public bathrooms and locker rooms.
In the spa, all-natural ingredients are being used in massage and skin care treatments and flooring in four spa areas has been upgraded to renewable, natural cork tile. Maine-made natural personal care products including native blueberry items are sold in the Spa Boutique.
Corporate materials are being printed on papers certified by the Forest Stewardship Council using environmentally friendly, soy-based inks. Paper and glass is recycled.
Chef Michael Semancik, purchases fresh, locally grown, organically-certified fruits and vegetables along with meats and dairy products free of growth hormones and steroids. Fresh seafood is caught locally in the Gulf of Maine. New for 2008 is an on-premise herb garden. Organic fertilizers are being used on the grounds and food waste is recycled for fertilizer.
The Cliff House Resort & Spa, the oldest, family-owned and operated resort on the East Coast offers 194 ocean view guest rooms, state-of-the-art spa and fitness center, fine dining and high-tech conference facilities. Innkeeper Kathryn Weare, great-granddaughter of founder Elsie Jane Weare says "My family has been welcoming guests at The Cliff House Resort since 1872. The resort is defined by its magnificent setting high above the millennia-old Bald Head Cliff. We want to insure that our guests receive the highest level of hospitality in an environment that we will carefully preserve into the next century."
Information on the Cliff House Resort & Spa is available on the website at www.cliffhousemaine.com or by calling 207-361-1000.
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