If you are committed to living green, you don’t have to abandon that commitment just because you’re going on vacation. Eco-friendly hotels and resorts combine luxury with sustainable business practices to provide you with a vacation that is comfortable but also environmentally conscious.

Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants sponsors an EarthCare program where company employees make sugggestions on how to make hotels more eco-friendly. For example, at Kimpton Hotels, phone books are provided to guests upon request, instead of placing on in every room. This is one of the initatives that has helped each hotel in the chain save about 130 trees per year. Kimpton Hotels are all listed as Energy Star partners, and some, such as the Hotel Palomar in Philadelphia, are LEED-certified.

Hotel Indigo backs a number of sustainable initiatives for its properties, such as using green cleaning products, testing biodegradable food containers, and launching a water conservation program. Hotel Indigo properties are located in the United States, Canada, the UK, and China.

At the Gaia Napa Valley Hotel in California, rooms are lit with solar tubes and painted with low-emission paints. Recycling bins are placed in each guest room, and toilet paper and facial tissue are made from recycled products. Responsibly harvested wood was used in the LEED-certified hotel’s construction.

Hotel Terra in Jackson, Wyoming, is LEED-certified and follows a number of environmentally-friendly practices. Water conservation systems such as low-flow showerheads and low-flush toilets result in a 34 percent reduction in water use annually. Bed sheets, towels and bathrobes are made from organic cotton, and compact fluorescent light bulbs are used throughout the property. A food composting program has been implemented in the hotel’s restaurant, and refillable aluminum bottles replace disposable plastic bottles of shampoo, soap and conditioner.