Why did you get rid of the Keurig Machines? Marriot corporate green rules? Really?

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One of my most often used Marriot Hotels (RI City Center Boise) got rid of one of the best features, the simple Keurig Machine. They put in those terrible one cup put a bag of coffee in things. I love having a good cup of coffee in the morning before leaving the room!

Anyway, I asked the hotel and they claimed it was a Marriott Corporate Green requirement. Really? The coffee pods are producing too much trash? I think the reason trash is reduced with the bag machines is no one uses them because they produce terrible coffee!

Anyone know if this was actually a Marriott Corporate directive?

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And yet Coca Cola produced 210,000 single use plastic bottles daily.. eco warriors unite..

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