The Fairfield hotel has opened doors in Bali. The hotel by Mariott International is located near the famous Kuta beach, a 20-minute drive from NgurahRai International Airport.
The hotel has 227 rooms. It is Mariott International’s fourth property in Indonesia.
The contemporary designs and eco-friendly initiative of the hotel (it is free of plastic bottles) has made it stand apart among other hotels. The Fairfield property offers a co-working space apart from four meeting rooms, which can accommodate around 150 people.
Mariott International’s vice-president for the Indonesian market, Ramesh Jackson, said that the mid-tier segment is important for Mariott. He said that the property’s opening would strengthen the company’s portfolio in the market.
The United States-based Mariott International has now more than 6,900 properties divided into 30 hotel brands spanning 130 countries and territories. Marriott’s Fairfield has over 1,000 properties across the world.
Mariott International is making a positive impact through its social efforts in the Asia market. By 2025 end, the company has set the goal of cutting down food waste by 50 per cent, landfill waste by 25 per cent, reducing water and carbon intensity by 15 and 30 per cent respectively.
Earlier the group announced its global initiative to change single-use toiletry bottles with large, pump-topped bottles by 2020 end. The hotel group is also evolving it’s waste management and recycling initiatives to decrease its plastic waste. The toiletry programme of the group will help prevent over 1.7 million pounds of plastics going to landfill, a 30 per cent annual reduction from the present level.
The group has also launched guest room recycling standards as per which each hotel has to offer recycling bins in all rooms and collect materials that can be recycled. Unique products are being made out of the recyclable materials. Artificial limbs and school chairs are some of the products being made.
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