Hyatt Joins IHG, Hilton and Marriott in Eliminating Miniature Toiletries

Hotel brand will also make water bottle refilling stations more widely available

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Following the lead of Marriott, Hilton and the InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG), Hyatt has officially joined its corporate peers in kicking single-use plastic toiletries to the curb.

The hospitality brand announced Tuesday morning that it would be transitioning from “small bottles of shower gel, shampoo, conditioner and lotion,” to “large-format” containers in the brand’s 896 hotels and 219,308 rooms by June of 2021.

“At Hyatt, our purpose … guides all business decisions, including our global sustainability framework, which focuses on using resources responsibly and helping address today’s most pressing environmental issues,” said Hyatt’s CEO and president Mark Hoplamazian in a statement.

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