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Enjoy Sustainable Stays in Ann Arbor

A dirt road along a body of water with a rainbow in the sky.

When you’re in Ann Arbor for business, it’s reassuring to know the hotel, restaurant or business you’re at has incorporated some eco-friendly touches.

The newly constructed Homewood Suites was built with both your comfort and carbon neutrality in mind. The hotel has a vegetated roof and solar panels, plus plenty of electric vehicle charging stations. DoubleTree Ann Arbor puts recycling at the forefront by using recycled paper products, including recycling receptacles in every guest room and meeting space and giving worn linens and towels a new life through donation to the humane society.

Things get even greener at Robin Hills Farm. This 129-acre education and event center features a working farm, miles of walking trails, two ponds and diverse landscapes to help inspire your team during your next meeting.

Every hotel in the city makes it easy to connect with business partners from around the globe with its tech-centric rooms that limit emissions and plane travel.

This is just scratching the surface, though, as the city aims to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030. And by the looks of things, it's well on its way to making that happen.

Throughout Ann Arbor, you’ll find plenty of sustainable locales to check out. When you stop by the Ann Arbor Distilling Co, you’ll be pleased to know they use locally sourced ingredients and everything they dispose of is compostable, even their garbage bags.

Ordering a mead or cider at Bløm Meadworks supports the company’s recycling efforts — they even limit their use of electricity by keeping the lights off while working during the day.

Check out all of Ann Arbor’s businesses that are doing their part to protect the Earth.

The city stresses the importance of corporate social responsibility — and invites all those who do business in the area to give back any way they can. Discover more than 10 ways companies can give back by partnering with some top-tier organizations, including Growing Hope, Ozone House and the Humane Society of Huron Valley.

Next time you’re in Ann Arbor, you can rest easy knowing your stay and play was created with sustainability and the environment in mind.

For more information visit annarbor.org/meetings.

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