Green Key is the international sustainability certification for businesses in the tourism and recreation industry. A Green Key certificate means that a hotel does substantially more in terms of environmental policy than laws and regulations require. For example, Green Key has clear guidelines in the areas of sustainable hotel and restaurant policy, gas, water and energy savings, CO2 reduction and waste separation.
At Hotel Central, we are much more than just a place to stay; we have been a part of ’s-Hertogenbosch since 1905. Our vision is to make a positive contribution to our beautiful world wherever we can, both socially and ecologically. Led by Tom Rademaker, the face behind the fifth generation, we are committed to sustainability and social involvement.
We believe in socially responsible – local – entrepreneurship and a positive working environment. With us, there is room for feedback and opportunities for personal development. We support not only our team but also the wider community. Flexible working hours for students, training budgets and hiring people who face barriers to the labour market contribute to a diverse and inclusive working environment.
Our commitment to environmentally friendly service is reflected in the reduction of CO2 emissions, waste separation and water conservation. We involve all employees in the activities, making everyone aware of the impact of their work.
Broad sustainability is in our family DNA. As the ‘Living Room of Den Bosch’, we connect and facilitate local initiatives and charities. For example, organisations can use our meeting rooms free of charge or at a discount. In this way, we contribute to a pleasant city and region.
We are anything but standing still and are up to date with the latest Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) guidelines, actively sharing sustainable knowledge with the team and stakeholders.
Welcome to the world of Hotel Central, where responsibility and hospitality go hand in hand. For more information, please refer to the CSR statement and the website of Green Key.