Ibis Hamilton Tainui hotel reopens after $7.7m revamp

30 November 2022 | cim | CIM Business Events

The Ibis Hamilton Tainui hotel has re-opened to the public following a $7.7 million revamp. The 126-room Ibis hotel was used as a quarantine facility until earlier this year.

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