Sustainability

Alila Napa Valley embraces an environmentally sustainable framework designed by renowned Canadian architectural firm Yabu Pushelberg. YP’s unique design principles prioritize sustainability along with world-class design through the use of longer lifespan design elements with replaceable elements. Experience the Oiseau solid ash wood chair, a self-seeding and fast-growing wood known for its natural beauty and flexibility during design.

 

The resort’s unique flat roofs have the distinct advantage of perfectly angled solar panels to reduce the energy-related carbon footprint at the resort.

Our resort is committed to reducing waste production and reusing, recycling, and upcycling through programs like our signature upcycling, which creates crafts tokens from bottle corks.

 

Additionally, our resort has eliminated single-use plastics from guest rooms without compromising amenities or quality. Water fill stations are installed at the restrooms near our Barn to encourage the use of reusable water bottles during your stay. In-room guest amenities such as combs and toothbrushes are made from wheat straw and packaged in barley paper.

 

The resort is a participant in the compost program in Napa Valley, which aims to reduce landfill impacts. The resort completes an annual waste audit to identify additional ways to reduce impacts.