The Omni Homestead Resort

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!

Very historical property. Everything to do is on property. The town is very small and not worth talking about. The restaurants on property are good but quite expensive. Our room smelled musty but not too bad. The SPA is okay and expensive for what you get. I'm glad we went but for me it's a "one and done".

We went Tues-Friday and it was VERY empty... gave us "The Shinning" vibes. By Friday it was getting busier for the weekend, which was nice. The spa was expensive and half of it was not working. The hot springs pool had a lot of algae and we didn't go in. The pool and hot tub were nice. The massage was okay. The day use spa is supposed to include a warm room (nice) warming chairs (ok), cold room (was broken), steam room (broken; only was 80 degrees). It was dated and kind of gross. It's an historic building, so probably should give it the benefit of the doubt, but it seemed too large to manage and constant repairs/broken areas. Pet peeve, but not a major issue is that valet parking is required ($35/day) and the car is 5 minutes away, so every time we left felt like a hassle even thought we are in the middle of nowhere. Staff was very friendly and helpful, which was lovely.

Liked all the dufferent social areas. the social hour was nice -live music! staff was very good.

I enjoyed the activities and dinning experience in the resort. The Warm Spring pool experience was amazing. The food was great. All the staff are super nice. The only complain I have is my room. The heat unit was very loud, and it keeps going on and off, making it very difficult to fall asleep, and would wake up multiple times by the noise even after falling asleep. Our room was right next to the elevator which making it worse. There were a lot of ladybugs on the windows, I am talking about over 50 of them total in 3 windows total. For $500 a night, I am expecting better than this. Besides the room, everything else was amazing. But not getting a good sleep took all the bonus points off for me.

Great place. Only issue were the small double beds. Way too small for two adults - need to change out for Queen size

The Omni Homestead Resort is breathtakingly beautiful! The new renovations have saved the history and character of this grand hotel while updating it with more modern conveniences. The beautifully decorated grounds and common areas, and especially the grand hall with it’s two story Chris**as tree, burning logs in the fireplaces, and gifted pianists playing Chris**as tunes on the grand piano made our two night stay here our favorite part of this Chris**as.

The decor is brighter than before and pleasant. However the windows no longer can be opened... they were painted shut and therefore there was no fresh air and the room was stuffy. FYI...There was an undisclosed charge of $35 for 'parking' on top of the 'resort charge' of $49. And add about 20% for taxes to the room and those charges. Theatre popcorn $11! Its a nice place but beware of the real cost.

The Omni Homestead Resort is an outstanding remote location that has great service and comfort. It is tucked away in Hot Springs, VA and is majestic during the Winter Holiday Season. Food is expensive but lodging is very reasonable.