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Introduction
The perception that pursuing economical goals and environmental objectives are least mutually
exclusive has gained prominence in the recent economic literature and publications. The
consistency of the two is just a possibly should tourism be developed in a manner that is
sustainable. Sustainable tourism defines an approach where the environment be it that human
kind is in direct contact on not, is conserved without being degraded or changed where the
integrity of the culture, biological diversity, ecological process as well as systems that support
life are kept at the same time all the resources are under a management in a manner that the
needs of the hosts as well as the tourists will be met besides meeting the very requirements for
the generations to come (Amerta et al., 2018).
The long-term viability of a tourism industry in a given nation depends upon the ability of that
nation to maintain the cultural, natural as well as historical attractions. An economic aspect of
sustainable tourism would increase ensure constant stocks of the artifacts of tourisms while
maximizing tourism services from them even as the energy level needed for keeping the stock
constant is minimized. Adopting a sustainable tourism model by the hotel would for the hotel
would thus see a reduction in the cost of running the hotel with regards to significant reduction
or even complete elimination of some of the utility bills (Brendehaug et al., 2017). Still, such a
model would ensure an increased client experience as the hotel would bring nature into it
through the use of materials and services that are provided by the surrounding and nature in
running the hotel.

Figure 1: Dimensions of Sustainable tourism
Guest Rooms Sustainability Plan
The guest rooms will act as the accommodation spaces for the guests during their stay within the
facility. They are therefore the spaces will determine to the greatest extent the level of customer
satisfaction with the tourism sustainability model that is adopted. The location of the guests’
rooms will do in such a way that they maximize the various attractive views of the hotel
complex. The design and construction of the guest room should be done in such a way they are
on the same side and that bordering the provincial park (Chan et al., 2016). This would the
tourists are kept in almost direct contact with the environment as they would be enjoying the
views as provided by the natural habitats including the forests and associated natural features.
Still, the construction of the guest rooms will be done using naturally acquired resources to
reduce the carbon footprint through eliminating such service as transportation of the materials to
the site. The naturally acquired raw materials should be used in their natural form without
undergoing secondary treatment including painting. This would further ground the rooms to the
natural environment.