The Torridon, the luxury Achnasheen hotel owned by Dan and Rohaise Rose-Bristow, has achieved EarthCheck Benchmarked Bronze Status, marking a significant milestone in its commitment to environmental responsibility.
EarthCheck is the world’s leading scientific benchmarking and certification group for sustainable tourism. This recognition reflects The Torridon’s performance across key indicators such as energy and water consumption, carbon emissions, waste management, chemical use, and community impact.
“The Torridon is an iconic part of the Scottish Highlands, and we’re delighted to see their commitment to sustainability recognised with EarthCheck Bronze status,” said André Russ, Vice President of Business Development & Sales at EarthCheck.
“It’s a significant milestone and a true reflection of the team’s care in managing their environmental and social impact. We look forward to supporting them as they work towards full certification.”
The Torridon champions sustainability through its biomass energy plant, two-acre kitchen garden, local supplier partnerships, and a recent £1 million investment in ecoconscious staff accommodation.
