The Bridge Hotel Achieves Green Key Environmental Certification

Starboard Hotels is delighted to announce that The Bridge Hotel has officially been awarded Green Key certification, a leading international eco‑label recognising excellence in environmental responsibility and sustainable operations within the hospitality sector.

This achievement reflects The Bridge Hotel’s ongoing commitment to reducing its environmental impact while continuing to deliver warm, welcoming guest experiences. Over recent months, the team has implemented a series of improvements across energy efficiency, waste reduction, water conservation, and responsible purchasing, ensuring the hotel meets the rigorous standards required for Green Key accreditation.

Located in Greenford, The Bridge Hotel has focused on practical, everyday changes that make a measurable difference. These include enhanced recycling systems, reduced single‑use plastics, improved energy‑saving measures throughout guest rooms and public areas, and staff training to embed greener habits across all departments.

A spokesperson for Starboard Hotels said: “We’re incredibly proud of The Bridge Hotel’s achievement. Green Key certification is a respected international standard, and earning it demonstrates the team’s dedication to operating responsibly and making thoughtful, sustainable choices every day. This is a fantastic step forward for the hotel and for our wider sustainability journey as a company.”

The certification supports Starboard Hotels’ long‑term environmental strategy, with more properties across the portfolio working towards recognised sustainability standards throughout 2026 and beyond. The Bridge Hotel’s success highlights the organisation’s commitment to continuous improvement and responsible hospitality.

Guests staying at The Bridge Hotel can now enjoy their visit knowing the property meets internationally recognised criteria for environmental management and that their stay contributes to a greener future for the local community and the wider industry.

Lisa Gumbs