Sustainability is an increasingly popular term that occurs in various branches of the economy, including in the hospitality industry. Hotels as institutions that operate every day of the year, 0-24h, create more environmental impact than buildings of similar proportions. When it comes to sustainable hotels, this is a long-term goal, preserving cultural heritage, preserving the environment and saving non-renewable sources of energy. The problem arises due to the need to educate the wider audience about sustainability, insufficient financial resources and / or lack of interest. It should be considered that awareness of the need for environmental protection is increasing among tourists, which means that the demand for such hotels is also increasing. The sustainable hotel is primarily designed in accordance with the concept of green building and is based on the conservation of energy, water, environment and other resources, created as a result of the implementation of sustainable development on tourism. There are a number of sustainability standards and certification that are awarded to such hotels as a sign of responsible and sustainable business, but not all sustainable hotels are certified. The landscape of the hotel plays a big role in the experience of the hotel itself, contributing to its sustainability, and thus a sustainable hotel takes care of its landscape. Whether the landscape is sustainable or not, it is an essential part of a hospitality industry such as a hotels and resorts, and the fact that it is sustainable can only have even more positive effects. Through several examples of practice, the theoretical settings of sustainable hotels and their landscapes are described and analysed.