FEEL-GOOD HOTELS WITH A DO-GOOD MISSION

Playful. Quirky. Planet-friendly. greet works with designers and associations, environmental experts, and eco-design visionaries to repurpose objects with a sense of fun. Filled with second-hand and upcycled furniture, every hotel is a one-of-a-kind expression of greet’s circular hospitality ethos.

Meeting rooms are quirky and colorful. Wherever possible, original outdoor spaces – terraces, gardens, veggie patches – offer guests a green retreat to relax.

The greet food and beverage vision centers on quality, authenticity, and fighting food waste. Championing locally sourced products, greet restaurants favor short food circuits and encourage sustainable habits.

Breakfasts are locally sourced. Homemade cakes and snacks use leftover breakfast ingredients. That delicious tea served as a welcome drink? It’s made from leftover fruit. Simple, healthy, fresh local products are available throughout the day – perfect snacks for sharing around the upcycled communal table.

greet masters the art of welcoming, connecting, and serving travellers in natural and practical, yet unique and uplifting ways. Staff are sincere, optimistic, purpose-driven – involved in their community and sharing the passion for circular hospitality.

That’s thanks to greet’s inclusive, second-chance hiring policy that welcomes people from diverse backgrounds, prioritizing soft skills and personality traits over specific hospitality industry experience. Because talent knows no boundaries, and everyone harbors untapped potential and unique skills.

Leading the circular hospitality movement means spreading the word and sharing the passion. greet positively advocates for a more eco-friendly lifestyle with regular in-hotel activities.

A pop-up bicycle repair cafe, a composting workshop, a sewing class to mend old clothes – greet times spark curiosity and pass on useful sustainable skills.

On greet Days, hotels become local sustainability hubs to celebrate key dates related to circular hospitality (like World Environment Day) with workshops involving guests and the local community.

The social hub is the beating heart of every greet. A welcoming, multi-functional space, this is where guests meet, eat, drink, play, work, learn, including communal table for big families or friends' groups.

Secondhand or upcycled furniture creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere. A shared library with pre-loved books and vintage games invites exploration and fosters connection. On the greet expression wall, local sustainability achievements are celebrated, and local associations and producers are showcased.