Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur is a leader in sustainable hospitality, integrating eco-friendly practices across its operations to reduce environmental impact while supporting local communities. Its sustainability program focuses on three key areas: Food & Beverage, Energy & Water, and Hotel Surroundings, aligning with Hyatt’s global commitment to responsible business practices.
Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur prioritizes locally sourced, sustainable produce to minimize its carbon footprint. Over 70% of its fruits are sourced within Malaysia, and 100% of its eggs come from LK Fresh, ensuring humane and sustainable production. The hotel’s Chef’s Garden grows herbs like Thai Basil and Lemongrass, reducing reliance on external suppliers. Since April 2022, the Lumitics Food Waste Prevention System has been implemented, tracking and reducing food waste, optimizing kitchen operations, and lowering costs and environmental impact.
Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur holds Green Building Index (GBI) certification, renewed every three years since 2012. The hotel employs energy-efficient systems, including optimized HVAC systems and double-glazed windows with argon-filled gaps to reduce heat and electrical usage. Motion sensors in guestrooms adjust lighting and temperature for efficiency, while rainwater harvesting and condensate water recycling support water conservation efforts.
Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur promotes sustainability through eco-friendly keycards certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and reduces single-use plastics. The building’s exterior features reflective bronze coating to minimize air-conditioning needs, and designated parking for carpooling and electric vehicles encourages greener transportation.
These initiatives, combined with hosting events like the Sustainable Action Conference 2025, position Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur as a benchmark for sustainable luxury in hospitality. By blending innovative technology, local partnerships, and long-term sustainability goals, the hotel redefines luxury while prioritizing environmental responsibility.