Japanese developer and original owner of Grand Wailea, Takeshi Sekiguchi, envisioned the resort as an open-air art museum for guests as well as the Maui community. Art was one of the key elements of the original design, which included light, water, flowers, trees, sound and art.
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Luxury Timeshare Resorts for Skiers and Riders
If you’re looking to get away for the winter, the United States has some of the best ski resorts in the world. One way to experience these resorts is by staying in a timeshare rental, many of which are situated slope-side, or just minutes from the mountains. Timeshare units are often much more spacious than the standard hotel room, and typically provide separate living and dining rooms so you can spread out during your stay.