The group’s six properties – including four four-star hotels and two five-star resorts – integrate sustainability into every aspect of the guest experience, combining luxury with environmental responsibility.
Spring Hotels’ “Spring Ozone” initiative highlights operational innovations driving measurable impact:
- 95% LED lighting and automated energy-saving systems
- Water refill and recycling stations across all properties
- Eco-conscious amenities, from refillable shower products to plantable notebooks
- A supply chain sourcing 96% of products locally
These efforts have achieved a 32% reduction in direct emissions and a 63% decrease in single-use plastics, supported by circular economy initiatives and verified through certifications including Bioscore Sustainability (Arona Gran A+), Travelife Gold, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and EMAS.
Beyond environmental impact, Spring Hotels invests in its workforce and community, providing 92 units of staff housing and supporting local sports, cultural, and social initiatives. Wildlife protection is also embedded, with dimmed lighting during Cory’s Shearwaters’ migration and guided observation practices for guests.
With 42% of travellers now influenced by sustainability in their hotel choice, Spring Hotels is helping position Tenerife as a leader in responsible luxury tourism. By combining eco-conscious amenities with community engagement, Spring Hotels offers guests luxury with a lighter footprint.
