More than just a promise

Responsibility in day-to-day hotel operations

At the Louis C. Jacob, we are implementing specific measures in various areas of hotel operations – including energy, water, waste, procurement and food management. On this page, we outline the measures we are currently implementing and the areas in which they are being applied.

GreenSIgn

Greensign hotel certification

At Louis C. Jacob, tradition and innovation go hand in hand. This includes regularly reviewing and refining our operational procedures. Louis C. Jacob is certified to the GreenSign Hotel Standard. During the certification process, the hotel’s information and supporting documentation are examined and verified during an on-site audit. Once the audit has been completed and VERIS Certifications has issued a positive certification decision, a GreenSign certificate is awarded to the hotel in question.

The certificate confirms that the establishment meets the relevant requirements of the respective GreenSign Hotel Standard for certification. The certification applies to the hotel establishment named in the certificate, as well as to the version of the standard and the period of validity specified therein.

A man and a woman are standing at the railing of the Linden Terrace at the Hotel Louis C. Jacob, looking out over the River Elbe.
Electricity supply at Louis C. Jacob

Electricity from renewable energy sources

EHA Energie-Handels-Gesellschaft has provided site-specific certification for the Louis C. Jacob’s electricity supply, confirming that it is sourced from EHA Grünstrom Premium, which is generated from 100 per cent renewable energy sources.

The hotel and service team at the Hotel Louis C. Jacob are gathered on the Linden Terrace.
A diverse team

Cooperation and the working environment

At Louis C. Jacob, there are various schemes and arrangements in place for staff. These include, amongst others:

  • Training and professional development programmes relating to their respective roles and responsibilities,
  • workplace health management schemes,
  • various working time arrangements,
  • internal policies to protect against harassment and exploitation, and
  • a commitment to the Diversity Charter.