Beyond green: Hotel floor goes hypoallergenic | boston.com

On the environmental sensitivity front, the Lenox Hotel has long been ahead of the curve. The Lenox and other hotels in the Saunders Hotel Group have been using earth-friendly cleaning products and pursuing resource efficiency since 1989. But with their Pure rooms, the hotel has taken sensitivity to another level - the 11th level to be precise. The 23 rooms on the hotel's top floor constitute the first hypoallergenic floor in Boston hostelry.

Iconic 'New Yorker' Sign On The New Yorker Hotel To Go Dark For Earth Hour, March 28, 2009 At 8:30 PM

The New Yorker Hotel will turn off its iconic, six-story, bright red "New Yorker" sign in support of Earth Hour on Saturday, March 28, 2009 at 8:30 P.M., demonstrating its commitment to changing the climate. The New Yorker Hotel is a leader in environment initiatives having replaced the "New Yorker" sign, which was first lit in the 1950's, with an environmentally safe, cutting-edge technology LED sign in 2005. It was recreated in the same exact size and footprint of the original sign to meet historic qualifications and is energy efficient and remains cool at all times. LED signs are more than twice as efficient as NEON signs, and the red LED The New Yorker Hotel uses is the most efficient color.

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