Rixos Hotels Partnered With L'Occitane for Amenities
The hotel chain will install sustainable dispenser systems across its global properties starting in 2026.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Hotels
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Rixos Hotels has named L'Occitane en Provence as its new global guest amenities partner. The transition will replace single-use plastics with a new dispenser system across all properties.
Why it matters
This partnership aligns both brands under a shared commitment to sustainability and enhanced guest experiences. It marks a significant shift in operational standards for the international hospitality group.
Rixos Hotels will install 300ml Aromachologie product dispensers across its 45 locations. The new bottle containers are composed of 100% recycled and recyclable materials.
The players
Rixos Hotels
A luxury hotel brand that operates 45 properties across nine different countries.
L'Occitane en Provence
An international beauty and skincare retailer founded in France with approximately 3,000 boutiques worldwide.
Ennismore
A hospitality company that owns and operates the Rixos Hotels brand.
The details
Rixos Hotels, which is part of the Ennismore company, will integrate the L'Occitane Aromachologie collection into guest rooms and public areas. The move specifically addresses waste reduction by eliminating single-use plastic items.
Timeline
The phased rollout of new amenity dispensers will take place throughout 2026.
Travel Outlook
This partnership follows the broader industry pattern of replacing individual guest toiletries with larger, recyclable dispensing systems. It reflects a growing shift in international luxury tourism toward standardized sustainable operations.
Guests staying at Rixos properties should prepare for a change in bathroom amenity products and packaging as the rollout progresses throughout 2026. Travelers can expect consistent, high-quality skincare offerings in place of traditional single-use plastic containers.
The takeaway
Travelers are increasingly seeing luxury brands prioritize waste reduction through high-end, sustainable product partnerships. This shift standardizes eco-conscious practices across international hotel portfolios.
Further reading
For more information on trends in luxury lodging, visit the Hotels section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Journaldespalaces.
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