Naturally considered
A sense of naturalness and sustainability has shaped the way we think and act for many years. Not as a slogan, but as an attitude. We are less guided by short-term trends and focus on decisions that remain meaningful over time — in construction, in materials and in the way the house is run.
Sustainability is part of the whole, from the architecture to the daily life in the house. Not because it is expected, but because it feels right to take responsibility for the place in which we live and work.
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What this means for us
- In construction and furnishing, we work primarily with traditional and natural materials that are easily degradable.
- We choose regional wood wherever possible.
- We work with local craftsmen and businesses.
- Part of our energy is generated through photovoltaic systems.
- Good insulation helps to retain warmth.
- We rely on durable technology and LED lighting.
- We consistently avoid single-use plastics.
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- Cleaning is done with certified, environmentally responsible products.
- We use water and resources with care.
- Waste is separated and kept to a minimum.
- The Saleghes breakfast box is filled with products from the vally and the region, partly organic.
- Bed linen and towels are changed on request.
- We choose bed linen and towels made from 100% cotton — for a quality you can feel and that lasts over time.
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Sustainability at Saleghes is reflected in many small decisions – in the choice of materials, the use of resources and the collaboration with local partners.
The recognition as a green hotel is not a goal, but a confirmation of the path we follow.
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