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Villa Le Blanc is a Neutral-Emissions Hotel in the Mediterranean
Laura McQuarrie — August 19, 2022References: designtaxi & melia
Villa Le Blanc is the new five-star carbon-zero hotel from Gran Meliá that sits on the island of Menorca, off the coast of Spain and sets a precedent for the future of sustainable travel. Notbly, Menorca was recognized by UNESCO as a Biosphere Reserve in 1993 and for this reason, the hotel plans to protect and preserve the surrounding environment.
The neutral-emissions hotel integrates sustainable technology to reduce emissions by 87% and resources are cleverly circulated—for instance, heat emitted from Villa Le Blanc’s air-conditioning systems will be put to good use heating up the property's pools. On-site, there are also three restaurants that work with the local service providers to share quality organic produce.
