Monday, March 30, 2015

New Hotel is Evidence of City’s Growth

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

KINGSTON, JAMAICA-Jamaica’s newest hotel, the Courtyard by Marriott, has officially become Jamaica’s first LEED certified building.

“This is a monumental time for Jamaica,” said Minister of Tourism and Entertainment Wykeham McNeill. “Not only does this building represent economic growth, but a growth of environmental ideals that we need to perpetuate for the well being of our country.”

The building in New Kingston touts an impressive spec sheet: it produces all its own electricity via solar panels, uses a water recycling system to cut down on freshwater needs and is made of recycled concrete. It has saved [stats about savings].

Customers will see visible evidence of Courtyard’s environmental efforts during their stay. The rooms are designed with human comfort in mind, as part of the LEED certification scorecard is indoor environmental quality. Windows are made to provide maximum natural lighting, air circulation is made for the cleanest air and [other feature].

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“We expect that our guests will notice a difference while staying with us at the New Kingston Courtyard,” said [name], owner and developer of the hotel. “The design and attention to detail we’ve put into the building stands out compared to other hotels in the area, and around the world.”

Courtyard will open June 1st 2015. Tours of the unique features of the hotel are available from Courtyard staff.


Boilerplate:
Courtyard by Marriott offers a refreshing environment that helps guests stay connected, productive and balanced.  Intuitive services and design accommodate guests’ needs for choice and control.  With more than 860 locations in 30 countries, Courtyard is Marriott’s largest brand; 200 additional Courtyard by Marriott hotels will open around the world over the next three years. All Courtyard by Marriott hotels participate in the award-winning Marriott Rewards frequent travel program that allows members to earn hotel points or airline miles for every dollar spent during each stay.  To make reservations, visit www.courtyard.com, call the Courtyard toll-free number at 1-800-321-2211 or contact a travel professional.  For more information about Marriott International, visit www.marriottnewscenter.com.

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