Driven by a sense of purpose to inspire, enrich and positively impact both people and the planet, we are committed to empowering people across our entire ecosystem and to embracing a sustainable approach that puts circular hospitality at the core of our business. We measure our success by the meaningful contribution we can make to the world through Rosewood Sustains and Rosewood Empowers.

Rosewood Sustains showcases our commitment to growing our lifestyle ecosystem responsibly, by embracing circular hospitality and protecting our environment for future generations. The urgent need to protect and regenerate our environment is reflected in our evolving approach to every element of our business and operational strategies. From pursuing carbon neutrality to eliminating waste, we are passionate about driving the evolution of circular hospitality.

WHAT ARE ROSEWOOD’S SUSTAINABILITY STANDARDS? 

Rosewood Sustains showcases our commitment to growing our lifestyle ecosystem responsibly, by embracing circular hospitality and protecting our environment for future generations. The urgent need to protect and regenerate our environment is reflected in our evolving approach to every element of our business and operational strategies. From pursuing carbon neutrality to eliminating waste, we are passionate about driving the evolution of circular hospitality.

WHAT IS IN THE HOTEL AND HOW HAS IT BEEN RESTORED?

From our hydroponic garden on Level 9—where 100% of our greens are grown locally without soil—to community efforts that make a lasting impact, Rosewood Phnom Penh is committed to sustainability. In 2022, our associates planted 2,000 mangrove trees in Koh Kong to protect coastlines and marine life and joined forces with Vattanac Property Limited to remove two tons of plastic waste from the Mekong and Tonle Sap rivers. Through the monthly Tikrong Sa’art (Clean City) program, our team helps keep Phnom Penh’s streets clean. We also partner with local suppliers to turn food waste into compost, reducing landfill impact. Lastly, we donated two tons of used glass bottles to the Coconut School to build classrooms, and today all our wet and dry amenities are fully sustainable.