Repair bill pauses any Chateau Tongariro deal
The 100-year-old building has been shuttered since last March, after it failed a seismic assessment.
The Chateau Tongariro hotel.
Brent Melville
Thu, 26 Sep 2024
The Department of Conservation has abruptly paused the expressions of interest process for the Chateau Tongariro hotel, citing “significant” investment to repair the historic building.
DoC had originally planned to offer the Category 1 heritage site, at Whakapapa Village, up for commercial lease
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Brent Melville
Thu, 26 Sep 2024
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Repair bill pauses any Chateau Tongariro deal
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