InterContinental Grenada Resort & Spa, La Sagesse

Both authoritative publishers were there the whole time. IHG's own page gives the full name — InterContinental Grenada Resort & Spa, La Sagesse, St David's — an opening date of 4 November 2026, 120 guest rooms and suites across Premium Rooms, Junior Suite, One Bedroom Suite, Grand Suite and Presidential Suite, five restaurants and over 20,000 square feet of event space, and is taking reservations. Range Developments, the developer, publishes its own page. The register was citing neither, and carried instead two citizenship-marketing sites.

What those sites supplied was wrong in three particulars. The record carried *USD 270,000 in shares*; the Government of Grenada's own page states the real-estate minimum as USD 220,000 per share in the unit. It carried *seven nights a year* of owner use, which appears on no government, developer or operator page the register could find. And it carried *resale after five years*, where the government states a five-year holding period after the grant of citizenship, which is not the same provision.

The threshold is not the price, and the distinction is the point of the record. USD 220,000 is a floor set by statute on the applicant. Every approved development in Grenada clears it by definition, so the figure has no power to tell one development from another — and a share sized to a threshold is a fractional interest, not a dwelling. Neither Range nor IHG publishes a residence price here at all.

And the register restores a fact it withdrew, which is the uncomfortable half of this card. On 2 October it struck *seven nights a year* from this record, writing that the figure “appears on no government, developer or operator page the register could find.” It appears in the developer's own Terms & Conditions, on its own domain, for this project and the three others: *the Member is entitled to a complimentary seven (7) night stay each calendar year in a standard room.* The register withdrew it because its source was a citizenship-marketing site and it did not go and look at the developer. A figure is not false because the party repeating it has an interest. What the register was right about is the framing: “one week of free use” is not what the clause gives — see the club line, where the six conditions attached to it are recorded, including that the benefit ceases when the holding period ends.

What the register can say about the citizenship route it says with its source named. NOW Grenada, reporting the Government Gazette in October 2025, has Range Developments holding three approved projects in Grenada — this one, Six Senses La Sagesse and The La Sagesse Collection, the last gazetted on 3 October 2025 — and parliamentary reporting for July to December 2024 attributing EC$70.3 million of citizenship investment to this resort. That is a national newspaper reading a gazette, which the register says rather than calling it the government's own publication.

Sources

• ihg.com (checked 2026-10-04 — the operator's own property page: InterContinental Grenada Resort & Spa, La Sagesse, St David's; opening 4 November 2026; 120 guest rooms and suites; Premium Rooms, Junior Suite, One Bedroom Suite, Grand Suite and Presidential Suite; five on-site restaurants; over 20,000 sq ft of event space — https://www.ihg.com/intercontinental/hotels/us/en/la-sagesse/skblg/hoteldetail)
• rangedevelopments.com (checked 2026-10-04 — the developer's own page: opening 2026, 120 rooms including more than 30 private suites. The page's own meta description says 150, which is the developer disagreeing with itself and is recorded rather than resolved — https://rangedevelopments.com/the-intercontinental-grenada-resort/)
• cbi.gov.gd (checked 2026-10-04 — the Grenada Citizenship by Investment Committee's own page: 'Applicants opting for the approved project (real estate) route must invest at least USD 220,000', 'Minimum of USD 220,000 (for each share in the unit)', and a holding period of at least five years following the grant of citizenship — https://cbi.gov.gd/index.php/routes-to-migration/real-estate-options-approved-projects)
• nowgrenada.com 10.2025 (a national newspaper reporting the Government Gazette, not the government's own publication: Range Developments holding three approved CBI projects in Grenada, The La Sagesse Collection gazetted 3 October 2025 under GCBI-AP-0025-036; parliamentary reporting for July–December 2024 attributing EC$70.3m to InterContinental and EC$6.7m to Six Senses — https://nowgrenada.com/2025/10/third-cbi-project-approved-for-range-developments/)
• RESTORED, 2026-10-13 — the seven nights struck from this record on 02.10.2026 as unverifiable are stated by Range Developments in its own Terms & Conditions, for this project and for Park Hyatt St Kitts, InterContinental Dominica and Six Senses La Sagesse: “The Member is entitled to a complimentary seven (7) night stay each calendar year in a standard room.” Room only at maximum double occupancy; pro-rated in the first year; ceasing on completion of the holding period; not assignable, transferable or redeemable for cash; no carry-over; blacked out 18 December to Easter Monday; refusable when two or more investors hold stays for the same period. The register's withdrawal was wrong on the fact and right on the framing. — https://rangedevelopments.com/
• rangedevelopments.com (the developer's own pages: InterContinental Grenada described on its homepage as having ‘more than 30 private suites’ and on its La Sagesse Collection page as having 150 rooms, opening 2025; the group site says 2026. Three figures from one developer, unreconciled, checked 2026-10-13)

Pages read are linked.

• cbi.gov.gd
• ihg.com
• nowgrenada.com
• rangedevelopments.com

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Classified by The Resort Collection House · Edition 2026 · PR-D-281