Across the nation, a steady drumbeat of environmental claims continue to be spread by hotels and resorts, both big and small. Whether they’re touting free hybrid parking, organic amenities, or in-room recycling, the greening of the tourism industry is on the incline, and climbing right along with it are the greenwash tactics practiced all too often.

The bottom line is that there are simply too few credible organizations regulating these claims, and for your everyday traveler, it makes choosing eco-friendly lodging a time-consuming—and somewhat annoying—task.

If you’re scouring for hotels that are walking the walk, check out Green Globetrotter’s Guide to LEED Hotels in the U.S. Certified by the U.S. Green Building Council, this round-up of hotels runs the gamut from uber chic to ultra rugged—and includes every LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) rated option in the U.S., spanning 18 states.

From the swanky “The Nines” Hotel in Portland to more economical options like standby Holiday Inn, this printable PDF is a must-pack on your next road trip.