Hyatt Regency
Two West Bay Street
Savannah, Georgia
912•238•1234

The Hyatt Regency is one of the city's most comfortable and accommodating hotels, offering scenic views of the Savannah River and River-front Plaza. Located at Two West Bay Street in the center of the historic district, the Hyatt Regency offers easy access to many shops and restaurants, all walking distance from the hotel.

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The Hyatt Regency is offering Conference Attendees the special rate of $140 each night. For online reservations, please click_here and follow the onscreen instructions. This link is reserved for Conference Attendees only and will reflect the associated discount. To make your reservation by telephone, please call 912•238•1234 and reference the Georgia Environmental Conference to receive the discounted rate. This special rate expires on August 1, 2008. For additional information, please contact the hotel directly.

Hyatt's Green Initiative

The Hyatt Regency is proud to announce its recent membership into the "Green" Hotels Association. The Hyatt has been recognized for its continuous effort to save water, energy, and other resources through environmentally-attuned practices for the betterment of all. Currently operating under a comprehensive Environmental Practices Handbook, the Hyatt continuously carries out their commitment to encouraging, promoting, and supporting ecological consciousness. The Hyatt Regency's program covers the categories of Air Quality, Energy Efficiency, Waste Minimization & Recycling, Resource Conservation, Human Health, and Education. Some examples of their continuous Green Initiatives include:

• No use of chemical pesticides
• Housekeeping uses negative ion "Ozinators" to clear odor from air
• Air ducts are maintained monthly
• The use of live potted plants and trees
• Guestroom air conditioning brings fresh air in from outside
• Fire Extinguishers are metal and refillable and contain no ozone-destroying ingredients
• Draperies contain thermal reflective liners in all guestrooms to keep rooms naturally cooler
• Central roofs have light-colored, reflective surfaces
• Caulking and weather stripping are maintained to keep cool air and heat inside
• Guestroom windows that receive direct sun light are tinted
• The use of an energy-efficient air conditioning (chiller) unit
• 97% of interior and exterior lighting is compact fluorescent bulbs
• Six bronzed skylights in the main lobby bring in natural light and eliminate the need for electricity during the day
• Motion sensors turn lights on and off in all storage areas
• Hot water holding tanks and water pipes are insulated to prevent energy loss
• Hot water temperatures are maintained between 120-130 degrees Fahrenheit
• Soft drink machines are stored inside to remain cooler

• 90% of paint used is non-toxic and
  water based
• Toilet paper rolls are "coreless" in public facilities
• Guestrooms have glass-drinking glasses
  that are sanitized and re-used
• Hyatt donates slightly used or soiled furnishings to non-profit organizations
• Food is purchased in bulk to reduce packaging waste
• Mops are washed instead of replaced
• Team members communicate electronically instead of using paper 90% of the time
• Team members recycle newspaper, cardboard, and office paper
• Cafeteria uses china and silverware instead of plastic or paper products
• Low faucet aerators are installed in kitchen and bathroom sinks
• Guestrooms have water saving showerheads
• Linens are changed daily only at the guests' request (every 3rd day service)
• 50% of food grinders in kitchen have been removed
• Irrigation system has water saving sprinkler heads and is monitored for leaks and over watering
• Clogged drains are cleared mechanically
  and not chemically
• No toilet tank tablets are used
• No aluminum foil is used during the
  cooking process
• 90% of chemicals used are Green Seal products, which have a positive impact on the environment

Savannah Visitors Bureau

Welcome to Savannah! The city of Savannah captivates suitors with her natural beauty, eccentric charm and traditional Southern Hospitality. Savannah is the beautifully preserved, hidden treasure of the Low Country offering numerous scenic tours, golfing, fishing, and beach trips to Tybee Island. Enjoy a stroll each evening on the famed River Street, which holds some of the city’s best restaurants, shops, and pubs. This year, the Savannah Visitors Bureau is pleased to assist Conference attendees with suggestions and reservations for various city activities. Please visit the Savannah Visitors Bureau List of local attractions and restaurants and stop by the Savannah Visitors Bureau hospitality table for assistance while at the Conference.

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