A "Civilized" Green Hotel for Brits in the Country
by amandak
| July 9, 2008 at 9:30 AM |
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The Green Travel Award nominations at the UK Times often include some of those rustic, roughin' it, super-green types of eco-hotels where you can't flush the toilet or need rubber boots to get to the dining hall.
But recently they suggested something much more civilized: Budock Vean Hotel, a country hotel near the Helford River in Cornwall, southwest England.
The Budock Vean (which has a kind of a subtitle: "The Hotel on the River") is a 59-room four-star hotel, complete with a 9-hole golf course, swimming pool, sauna, spa and tennis courts, but it's also good at being green. For example, it is careful to support local industry: 80% of the hotel's expenditure goes in to the local community.
It's also won a stack of awards, for sustainability and green tourism in particular. Budock Vean offers a lot of different package weekends, but the one that might complement the green theme best is the Yoga weekend.
The average cost is around £300 (less than US$600) per person (it depends on the season) and you get two nights' accommodation, a five-course meal both nights, breakfast each morning, and seven and a half hours of yoga classes.
Green and healthy sounds like a good combination to us.
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