The luxurious Hyatt Pure Spas pamper guests in distinguished locations around the world from Sao Paulo, Brazil to Tokyo, Japan and from Hamburg, Germany to South Sinai, Egypt. Yet, our own Hyatt Regency Mission Bay Spa and Marina was selected to be the first of those spas to go eco-friendly.
Called Blue Marble Spa™, the Hyatt incorporated a range of conservation principles, including the use of energy efficient light bulbs, floors of sustainable bamboo, a treatment menu in digital format, recycled paper, and eco-friendly cleaning products. 
In addition, Blue Marble™ provides guests with literature for reading and further education to connect us all to the idea that little changes in the way we live can create a big impact on the Earth, while restoring and cultivating our own person health, beauty, and wellness.
Tell us what you think about this large hotel and resort company introducing eco-friendly spas and let us know about other San Diego firsts.
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