Commitment to the environment: this is how we work sustainability at AMA Islantilla Resort
The concept of sustainable hotel in Huelva has evolved in recent years, going from being a trend to becoming a key criterion when choosing accommodation. Talking about sustainability in tourism is no longer an option, it is a responsibility.
At AMA Islantilla Resort, we understand this commitment as a sum of decisions that are part of our daily lives. Concrete actions that, although sometimes go unnoticed, have a direct impact on the environment, the guest experience, and the way we conceive travel.
Located in Islantilla, in the heart of the Costa de la Luz, the resort works to integrate responsible practices without giving up a complete and well-cared-for stay.
Small decisions that make an impact: the Green Card
One of the most visible examples is the Green Card, available in all rooms.
It is an initiative that invites guests to actively participate in caring for the environment during their stay. Those who choose to forgo daily cleaning contribute to reducing water, energy, and cleaning product consumption.
As a token of appreciation, the resort offers a small reward that can be enjoyed in spaces like Fandado or the Pool Bar. A simple gesture that reflects a clear idea: sustainability is also built through collaboration.
SICTED Certification: tourism quality and sustainability
AMA’s commitment to sustainability is closely linked to quality.
Therefore, the resort is part of SICTED, a distinction that endorses compliance with demanding standards in global service management.
Although this system focuses on the overall quality of the destination, many of its criteria are directly related to sustainable practices: responsible waste management, energy efficiency, water usage control, or more environmentally friendly maintenance systems.
In this sense, the resort continuously works on resource optimization, including investments aimed at energy recovery and improving efficiency in its facilities.
A progressive and realistic approach
Sustainability is not built with big headlines, but with perseverance.
Therefore, at AMA, we opt for a progressive approach, based on continuous improvement and adaptation to new industry standards. From choosing less invasive systems for maintaining spaces like pools, to optimizing internal processes, every step counts.
Additionally, the evolution of certifications like SICTED, with a new visual identity reflecting a more current and transversal vision, also accompanies this sector transformation towards more responsible models.
