Where is Grand Beach?
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luv2travel
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Where is Grand Beach?
Is this beach part of a resort? Which one?
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You have an old Frommer's That place is shut down. It is currently called Pineapple Village. The Wyndham bought it after several other investors swapped it around. They had plans of converting it to time shares but the economy took a dump. Oh yeah and people are starting to figure out that time shares are a scam. So it sits dormant waiting on money to flow again.
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Yes that was the original Pineapple Beach Resort of the Pepperdine Family, razed and rebuilt by the Allen - Wiiliams Group in the late 80's as the Virgin Grande St Thomas -
{ the same group built the Virgin Grand St John a few years later [currently a Westin] }--
it was sold to Allen Trammel Crowe , became a Doubletree, then the Renaissance, then a Mexican group bought and named it Grande Bay but closed it after a few months of labor problems -- the Wyndham group has reportedly picked up the mortgage and hopes to develop it as timeshare,interval ownership, fractional resort property, or along some creative financing path like that -- it is now a closed and shuttered property ---
Frommers lead time on many things seems to lag a few years behind.-
Pineapple Village is a totally separate development of privately held condos apart from the hotel complex and is functioning as a residential and rental property, short and long term.
{ the same group built the Virgin Grand St John a few years later [currently a Westin] }--
it was sold to Allen Trammel Crowe , became a Doubletree, then the Renaissance, then a Mexican group bought and named it Grande Bay but closed it after a few months of labor problems -- the Wyndham group has reportedly picked up the mortgage and hopes to develop it as timeshare,interval ownership, fractional resort property, or along some creative financing path like that -- it is now a closed and shuttered property ---
Frommers lead time on many things seems to lag a few years behind.-
Pineapple Village is a totally separate development of privately held condos apart from the hotel complex and is functioning as a residential and rental property, short and long term.
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