Residence Inn by Marriott San Diego North/San Marcos Earns Entergy Star Certification
The Residence Inn by Marriott San Diego North/San Marcos has proven its commitment to positively impact our planet by using a lower than average amount of energy and earning the EPA's Energy Star Certification.
- (1888PressRelease) February 03, 2012 - San Marcos California - The Residence Inn by Marriott San Diego North/San Marcos has shown a great commitment to the environment and our planet by earning the EPA's Entergy Star Certification.
The Residence Inn by Marriott San Diego North/San Marcos is committed to lowering its energy usage and improving the health of our planet. In order to earn the Energy Star Certification, the hotel has shown that their energy usage and release of carbon monoxide is approximately 35% less than comparable buildings. In order to earn this certification, the Residence Inn by Marriott San Diego North/San Marcos has displayed the use of energy initiatives throughout the hotel that have positively influenced the amount of energy expended.
Feel good about your visit to the San Diego area at a hotel with the EPA's Energy Star Certification. Book your stay today at the Residence Inn by Marriott San Diego North/San Marcos and help decrease your carbon footprint.
The Residence Inn by Marriott San Diego North/ San Marcos hotel is ideally just minutes from LEGOLAND, San Diego Zoo's "Safari Park", and Old California Restaurant Row. Guests will enjoy suite accommodations with services and amenities such as:
• Complimentary Hot Breakfast Buffet
• Full Service Kitchens in each suite (Full size stainless steel refrigerator and microwave)
• Pull out Sofa Bed in each suite
• 32" Flat Screen HDTV in each suite
• State of the Art Fitness Center
• Heated Outdoor Pool & Whirlpool
• Billiards Room
• 24hr Pantry
For more information on the brand new Residence Inn by Marriott San Diego North/ San Marcos, visit http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/sanmc-residence-inn-san-diego-north-san-marcos/.
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