ecolodge

British  

/ ˈiːkəʊˌlɒdʒ /

noun

1. a tourist accommodation facility designed to have minimal impact on the environment, often constructed as part of an environmental project

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Example Sentences

Mosse booked himself into a remote ecolodge in the Ecuadorean cloud forest, and began photographing plants, lichens, mycelium and insects with a macro lens.

From New York Times

This ecolodge offers six small lodges tucked into the jungle on the side of a volcano.

From Washington Post

Our hotel, the Caparica Azores Ecolodge, had a similar rugged vibe.

From Washington Post

His plan was to open an ecolodge and leave it to his children.

From Washington Post

André Thuronyi, who farms 500 head of cattle, raises horses and runs a Pantanal ecolodge, said a third of his 3,000 hectares has been burnt, and three fires were still burning.

From The Guardian