The Omni Homestead Resort

This beautiful historic property nestled in the mountains among hot springs offers delicious dining options and activities for all ages. But, best of all, the staff go above and beyond to assist and make you feel like family. I can't wait to go back!

The Omni Homestead, a stunning historic resort, nestled in the mountains among hot springs, offers delicious dining options and a plethora of activities for all generations. But, what stands out most to me is the gentility and professionalism of the staff who made me feel like family. Can't wait to see them again!

Great family weekend getaway at the Omni Homestead! The property is stunning and well kept. Staff is super friendly and helpful. Food was good in all restaurants we tried. Lots of activities for the whole family. Overall a great place to relax and enjoy nature. We will return for sure!

Such a beautiful hotel! The grounds and the pool are so well maintained. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The lobby and porch have plenty of places to sit and hang out. Drinks and food are very expensive though. A kids pina colada was $14 by the pool and it was a very small glass! We would definitely come back!

Great place to bring kids. Property needs and is under renovation

The history aspect was wonderful, its a beautiful hotel and the pool was amazing for the kids!

My family stay was relaxing and comforting. We enjoyed all of the activities that you had to offer.

This is our 2nd Omni stay after we liked Bedford springs and things sucked from the get go. Unfortunately the pool facilities were closed during our stay and we did not know about it until our 2nd day. We were all in our pool clothes and saw a notice that it was closed. The front desk lady was unapologetic and shoved a paper in my face saying it was closed for 4 days for maintenance.They suggested we pay $75 per day per person to access the spa pool which we tried to but they would not let my child in. The eponymous Hot-springs can only be accessed by this $75 per day per person pass. They nickle and dime you for small things like a roll away bed, parking plus parking tax, spa facility fee attached to any service that they won’t tell you when you sign up. Food at the Jefferson was stale and my kid got food poisoning. The dining room was better and that was the only place the staff was friendly and catered to your needs. There is nothing much to do around except to hike and play golf. The local restaurants are limited and the one good one does not allow kids. We checked out 2 days earlier than planned which is a first in 20 years. The conceirge on the day of our check out for sympathetic and did not charge us for the 2 nights we did not stay.