At the end of a twisting, scenic road, a 1-minute walk from Dawn Beach, this retreat was originally designed for vacationers who don’t like overly commercialized mega resorts; now it’s largely timeshare. Once an intimate inn, it’s been growing by leaps and bounds, having witnessed a five-fold increase in size since it was established in the 1960s. It can’t be considered intimate anymore, but it’s still not overwhelming. On a circular harbor on the eastern shore, near the French border, the fortress like structure stands guard over a 14-hectare (35-acre) protected marina. There’s a central courtyard and an alfresco lobby. Two new additions should be completed by the time this book goes to press: an 18-unit condominium (with a rooftop infinity pool) and a 40-unit timeshare pavilion.
More than half the units have kitchens, and most have West Indian decor with lots of rattan and wicker. The bedrooms offer balconies overlooking the pond or sea; the deluxe and superior rooms are preferable to the tower suites. Rooms are airy and fairly spacious, and suites have a bathroom with a tub and a shower.

We get many return Customers for Octopus Diving who have Timeshare properties in the Oyster Bay Beach Resort. Located a 15 minute drive from Grand Case, this is a great place to stay.
Facilities:
2 restaurants; 2 bars; outdoor pool; 4 tennis courts; fitness center; car rental; activities desk; babysitting; coin-operated laundry; 1 room for those w/limited mobility

Read more: in Frommers.