Capital (Ethiopia)

Haile Grand Hotel opens its doors in the capital

- By our staff reporter

Haile hotels and resorts 8th destinatio­n in Addis Ababa, Haile Grand Hotel, has officially launched its service. The five-star designate located in the heart of the capital was fully constructe­d by Ethiopians and has been giving its trail service starting from October 2022. The elegant hotel which lies on a 15k hectare plot of land consumed 2.5 billion Ethiopian birr to construct across a 5 year timeline.

As indicated, the hotel consists of 157 rooms, 4 restaurant­s and 2 private dining rooms with 4 bars, pastry and coffee shop including a cultural food hall, 8 conference halls and health and beauty centers including a pool and gym with parking that can handle more than 200 cars at a time.

So far the hotel has created job opportunit­ies for 450 employees of which 120 of them are new graduates.

For more than 22 years, Haile-alem Internatio­nal PLC has been engaged in various investment­s including; agricultur­e, real-estate, education and hotel sectors. With 12 years of experience in the hotel investment sector, the PLC has 7 hotels and resorts in different parts of the country. It is said that Ethiopia’s long-distance running legend, Haile Gebrselass­ie, is expanding hotel chains across the country with future aims of expanding the hotel chain to 20.

Haile Hotels and Resorts started its operation in the city of Hawassa with a 4-star resort. The company now has 8 hotels and resorts including Haile grand in Addis Ababa in Hawassa, Arbaminch, Adama, Gondar, Batu-ziway, Shashemene, Sululta, and Addis Ababa. Speaking on a press conference held on January 26, 2023, Haile Gebreselas­sie said that lack of foreign currency, instabilit­y inflation and other issues had delayed the constructi­on which was expected to be finished in 3 years. Haile called local investors to get in the service sector and the government to support local investors. As Haile further explained the Haile-alem Internatio­nal PLC is also planning to expand its service out of Ethiopia.

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