It was recently announced that a Myrtle Beach developer, Strand Capital Group, will spend $80 million to turn the former Adventure Inn site into a Hilton timeshare resort. The Adventure Inn, which was built in 1963 and demolished in 2008, was an island landmark and one of Hilton Head’s three original hotels.
Strand Capital Group will develop the 7 acre beachfront property on Hilton Head Island which will feature two six-story buildings with a total of 125 two bedroom units. The resort plans show an administration building, two pools, an outdoor bar and grill, fitness and business centers, a lawn with live oaks and boardwalks that lead to the ocean.
Hilton Grand Vacations will be responsible for sales, marketing and management of the resort and will begin selling the Hilton in April. Construction will be completed in two phases. The first phase includes the resort amenities and the building next to the Carolina Beach Club and is expected to be finished by summer 2016. The second phase includes the building next to Ocean Dunes Villas with no completion date provided in the announcement.
The maximum height the town allows for beachfront properties is 75 feet or about 6 stories. The Hilton will join Sea Crest Villas, the Omni and Sonesta hotels which are all 75 feet tall.
A spokeswoman for Hilton said a name for the new Hilton timeshare resort will be released this spring.
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