New Hampshire Sustainable Lodging & Restaurant Program

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Public Service of New HampshireNew Hampshire Sustainable Lodging Program Text Box: The Residence Inn by Marriott, Merrimack

The Ash Street Inn limits energy use through LED exit signs, energy efficient exterior lighting and a proactive maintenance plan.  The actively conserve water with the installation low-flow devices, a towel and linen reuse program for guests, early morning landscape watering.  The innkeeper is active in “Reduce, reuse and recycle” without ever compromising guest service.  The inn participates in hazardous waste collections days.
Text Box: The Highlander continually evaluates energy needs, participating in lighting upgrades every year since 2000, installing Energy Star appliances and implementing preventative maintenance programs. They conserve water through the installation of low-flow devices, towel and linen reuse programs and landscape water sensors. Grease and cardboard are recycled and energy efficient vans are used for airport shuttle service.

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Jack Daniel Motor Inn, PeterboroughText Box: Jack Daniel Motor Inn, Peterborough Text Box: The Jack Daniels Motor Inn was the first member of the NHSLP! They have installed CFLs in all areas lit for more than six hours a day and installed LED exit signs to be more energy efficient. They have installed low-flow showerheads to conserve water and plan to implement a towel and linen reuse program. They have implemented a recycling program for staff and plan to expand it for guest use, as well. They properly dispose of fluorescent lighting tubes and are investigating safer cleaning alternatives. The Highlander, ManchesterText Box: The Highlander Inn, Manchester The Ash Street Inn, ManchesterText Box: The Ash Street Inn, Manchester

Monadnock Region

The Highlander Inn, MancesterThe Residence Inn by Marriott, Merrimack

The Residence Inn conserves energy through the use of CFLs throughout the property and motion sensors to light public areas, only when needed.  Water is conserved faucet aerators and water diverters in toilets.  The property is in the process of implementing a recycling program and encourages guest participation.

Southern New Hampshire