Haile Hotel Shashemene Reopens After 600M Birr Expansion

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Haile Hotel Shashemene Reopens After 600M Birr Expansion: 7 Big Upgrades Guests Will Love

Haile Hotel Shashemene is back in business! After undergoing a large-scale renovation and expansion, the iconic hotel has reopened its doors with modern facilities, bigger capacity, and improved services.

The hotel, part of Haile Hotels & Resorts Group, a subsidiary of Haile & Alem International Plc, was officially inaugurated on August 24, 2017, marking the completion of a transformation project that took less than two years.

From 40 to 84 Guest Rooms

One of the biggest highlights of the expansion is the increase in accommodation. The hotel has doubled its capacity from 40 to 84 guest rooms, giving both domestic and international visitors more options to enjoy their stay in Shashemene.

New Dining and Entertainment Options

Guests can now choose from various bars and modern restaurants designed to provide a vibrant culinary experience. The expanded dining facilities are expected to make Haile Hotel Shashemene a new hotspot for locals and tourists alike.

Swimming Pool and Luxury Spa

The hotel now offers a swimming pool along with a spa featuring sauna and steam rooms, giving guests a full wellness and relaxation experience.

Fully Equipped Gymnasium

Fitness enthusiasts will appreciate the addition of a state-of-the-art gymnasium, making the hotel a well-rounded destination for both leisure and business travelers.

Event and Conference Halls

With three multipurpose halls designed for meetings, weddings, and cultural gatherings, the hotel is positioning itself as one of the region’s top venues for events.

High-Speed Internet Upgrades

Recognizing the importance of digital connectivity, the hotel has significantly upgraded its high-speed internet services, ensuring that both business and leisure guests stay connected seamlessly.

Job Creation and Economic Impact

Beyond its facilities, the hotel’s reopening has had a strong impact on the local economy.

  • 210 residents have already secured employment.
  • The number is expected to reach 300 permanent jobs as services continue to expand.

This expansion underscores Haile Hotels & Resorts Group’s commitment not only to hospitality but also to community development.

A 600 Million Birr Investment in Service Excellence

According to Managing Director Ato Gadisa Girma, more than 600 million birr was invested in the renovation and expansion. He emphasized that guests will find the same work culture and service excellence that has become the hallmark of Haile Hotels & Resorts across Ethiopia.

Service Built on Possibility Everywhere

The reopening of Haile Hotel Shashemene is more than a business milestone. It reflects the group’s vision to deliver high-quality hospitality rooted in Ethiopian culture and international standards—true to its guiding principle:

“Service built on the principle of possibility everywhere!”


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