Two Host properties have earned LEED® certification, further advancing our commitment to owning one of the most sustainable and resilient portfolios in the lodging industry. Fort Lauderdale Marriott Harbor Beach Resort & Spa earned LEED Gold® certification, and The Canyon Suites at The Phoenician, a Luxury Collection Resort, Scottsdale earned LEED Silver® certification.
LEED® Certification Highlights*:
- 28 LEED-certified properties, including six LEED Gold® hotels as well as Host’s corporate headquarters
- 37.3% of our consolidated portfolio is now LEED-certified, keeping Host on track to achieve its 40% target by 2030
- 9.5 million square feet of certified space
- 300% increase in certifications since 2019
*Reflects Host’s consolidated portfolio. Fort Lauderdale Marriott Harbor Beach Resort & Spa is not in Host’s consolidated portfolio.
These achievements reflect Host’s continued commitment to investing in sustainable, resilient and high-performing properties across its portfolio.
Learn more about Host’s commitment to environmental stewardship and the impact of our LEED projects in the Green Bonds section on our Corporate Responsibility Strategy page.
FORT LAUDERDALE MARRIOTT HARBOR BEACH RESORT & SPA
LEED Gold® Operations and Maintenance (LEED® O+M)
Certified September 2026
Sustainability features at the property include:
- Energy efficiency:
- LED lighting throughout guestroom and public areas, along with occupancy sensors
-In-room energy management systems
- Water stewardship: Nearly 50% reduction in calculated indoor water use compared to LEED baseline through low-flow fixtures
- Health and well-being:
- Quality views and daylight for associates and guests, verified through on-site measurements
- Turtle-friendly fixtures that support local nesting and reduce heat-island effects and exterior light pollution
- Green cleaning practices
THE CANYON SUITES AT THE PHOENICIAN, A LUXURY COLLECTION RESORT, SCOTTSDALE
LEED Silver® Building Design and Construction (LEED® BD+C)
Certified October 2026
Sustainability features incorporated into the construction and expansion include:
- Energy efficiency: 18% reduction in baseline energy consumption through installation of LED lighting and other energy efficiency measures
- Water stewardship:
- 32% reduction in indoor water use through low-flow fixtures and other water efficient technologies
- 63% reduction in outdoor water use through efficient landscaping practices and rainwater capture
- Health and well-being:
- High-quality, low VOC materials selected to support indoor air quality and occupant respiratory health
- 78% of regularly occupied square footage has direct access to daylight and quality views