Feb 04, Mumbai, India — The Park Navi Mumbai has been awarded the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) Certification, reaffirming the hotel’s strong commitment to sustainable hospitality through responsible design, efficient operations, and environmentally conscious practices.
Conveniently located near the operational Navi Mumbai International Airport (T1), The Park Navi Mumbai has integrated sustainability into its core functioning, offering guests a refined luxury experience that aligns with global environmental standards. The certification recognises the hotel’s consistent efforts to minimise its environmental footprint while maintaining high standards of comfort and service.
Among the key initiatives acknowledged by IGBC is the hotel’s use of solar energy, significantly reducing dependence on conventional power sources. The property has also adopted advanced water-conservation systems, energy-efficient management practices, and comprehensive waste-management processes, including waste segregation and responsible disposal. These measures ensure optimal use of resources across the hotel while supporting long-term environmental goals.
Commenting on the achievement, Rahul Makhija, General Manager, The Park Navi Mumbai, said: “Achieving IGBC certification is a proud moment for our entire team and reinforces our long-standing commitment to sustainable hospitality. From water-saving innovations to robust waste-management systems, environmental responsibility is deeply embedded in our operations. Our approach to sustainability goes beyond compliance—it enhances the guest experience while contributing positively to the community and the environment. We remain focused on protecting the planet and setting higher benchmarks for responsible luxury.”
With this recognition, The Park Navi Mumbai joins a distinguished group of hospitality leaders who are actively embracing environmentally responsible practices, demonstrating that luxury and sustainability can go hand in hand in shaping the future of modern hospitality.
