CSR is a part of corporate activity that lies between business and community. The need to behave in a socially responsible way has received the society’s high attention (Coles, Fenclova & Dinan, 2011). This concept will always be an important part of business language and operations while it has been supported by many theories and continually consistent with the expectations of the society. It also addresses and captures the most vital concerns of the community related to business and society relations (Carroll, 1999). When this approach is given serious consideration either voluntarily or due to legal requirements, it provides a unique competitive advantage. Additionally, such advantages will give greater benefits to hotels that are operating in a highly competitive environment because it helps to differentiate from other lodging service providers. Furthermore, green based practices will be an added advantage for hotels to achieve superior financial and market performance in ensuring a balance between development and environmental sustainability. The reason behind this is mainly due to the high pressure and concern given to green marketing issues in which it has become increasingly evident in both academic and real industries. At the same time, just by claiming that the hoteliers have initiated CSR by embracing green practices is not sufficient. Their initiatives need to be clearly demonstrated to the public to avoid greenwashing. Together, they must understand that they have to spend a sufficient amount of time in embarking on promotional and communication efforts and educating the public to reach the full support of the community, media groups and societal groups.