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Emerging from the vibrantly lush Allegheny Mountains, where hints of yellow and burnt orange intermingle with deep greens, The Omni Homestead Resort is a grandiose testament to classic Southern charm and hospitality. Near George Washington National Forest, in Hot Springs, Virginia, this fabulous hotel is at once regal and elegant, yet warmly inviting and relaxing. Past the shimmering woodwork and gleaming colonnades, step into your room and sink into the lap of luxury. Spacious and brilliantly lit through large picture windows and glass French doors, each room is crafted with soothing pastels contrasting perfectly with views of the fertile green valleys just outside your door. With beautiful wood furniture, an elegant bathroom with stand-alone tub, all the modern entertainment options, and the tranquil ambiance of a country home, enjoy style, class, and serenity throughout your stay. As you step out onto your balcony, breathing in the crisp morning air, take in the wonders of The Homestead and set out on your first amazing day.
The Omni Homestead Resort
7696 Sam Snead Highway
Hot Springs, Virginia
24445
Nearest Airport: ROA
I’ve stayed at many resorts, (including this one on multiple occasions), but my experience at the Omni Homestead was hands down the worst I’ve ever had, especially considering the high expectations I had for a place with such a well-established reputation. From the moment we arrived, it seemed like every part of our stay was mishandled. The Handicapped Room Drama We arrived to check-in, only to be told that the handicapped accessible room we had prepaid for was no longer available. The front desk initially claimed it was because the room had been "given away." Ultimately, the story changed and they said the room couldn’t be used because the smoke alarm wasn’t working. The Suite That Didn’t Accommodate They reassigned us to a suite, which we initially thought was a nice touch but the bathroom was not designed for wheelchair access. Even if we could have gotten into the bathroom, it was so cramped that it was unusable for someone with mobility issues. I don’t understand how a resort that claims to be accommodating could have such a glaring oversight. The Air Conditioner Issue We had to call the front desk and they moved us to yet another room, which at least had a bathroom that worked for us. However, this is where things went from bad to worse. The air conditioner in the room was running full blast, and despite two separate maintenance crews coming in to “fix” the problem, they couldn’t turn it off. The solution? They brought us a space heater for the night to try and make up for the chilly air conditioning. It was absurd—one would think a resort of this caliber would have better service and problem resolution. BTW: there was NO smoke alarm in this room - simply a hole in the ceiling where one should be and outside the room were 2 big giant metal containers sitting in the hall. Unbelievable Parking Charge When we checked out, we were charged $40 for parking, despite the fact that we had no car. We had been dropped off and picked up by family and were never told about any parking fees upon arrival. The front desk staff couldn’t provide any explanation other than a vague “it's our policy” that every room is charged a parking fee. This was the final straw in what had been an extremely disappointing stay. Conclusion I can’t emphasize enough how disappointing and frustrating our experience at the Omni Homestead Resort was. From poor communication and lack of proper accommodations for accessibility needs, to frustrating maintenance issues and hidden charges, this resort completely missed the mark. For the price we paid, we expected far more in terms of service and comfort. Comping our $60 breakfast charge would have been nice, but it was never even considered. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone, and I certainly won’t be returning.
lrhs73 - Roanoke, Virginia
Take the history tour! I loved Anthony and his insights on this tour!! Very interesting and his perspective is very unique!
Bushwood99 - Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Our last two of five nights, the Housekeeping staff did not come to our room until 4:30, and, 5:15. We were trying to prepare for supper, and, felt at this price point, that was inexcusable. My wife got fresh towels, and, made our bed. Their more formal dining room is where they attempt to make you believe they are “fine dining” by providing very small portions of food and soups. While good, it is far from fine dining and overpriced! However, their Jefferson Restaurant, is far superior in service, food, and value. Their causal dinning , Woody’s is very poorly managed. Once your order is taken, your server is hardly ever seen again. Very difficult to order another drink! The Host had a bad attitude at both lunch and dinner, the day we ate there. Again, poor supervision. I was told repeatedly we would get a survey for feedback, Two weeks later, not received. I complained at checkout, and, they expect a poor review, thus, no survey. Again, they are trying to hide their poor service with poor management! Don’t waste your money here!!!
KillerTarheel
The experience at the homestead was horrific they are resting on their laurels of history Service is terrible well if it was existing at all There is absolutely no leadership in that hotel I don’t mind paying but then I want great service food and at the very least a clean room for the money they charge The clerk at the desk was downside rude and most of the staff needs to be trained in customer service There were a couple of exceptions like jimmy at rubinos restaurant and Anthony the guest service clerk I would definitely not return to that hotel or an Omni for that matter it was a horrible stay
Reiner S
I had the pleasure of staying at The Homestead for a convention and everything was absolutely outstanding. The Homestead is the ultimate in classic luxury and is very open, bright, and welcoming. The piano player in the lobby and the ample seating areas made the hotel seem alive and welcoming. So much character and a fascinating mix of history and modern luxury in a very welcoming and open setting.
Anne L - Virginia Beach, Virginia
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It's clear why The Homestead has such wonderful reputation and charm. That is evident when you check in at the front desk, where the whole experience starts. We will be back for many visits to come, and appreciate how well the staff is trained to make guests feel so welcome!
-John and Ellen F.
My family and I have been visiting The Homestead since about 1977. Our trip this year was without doubt the best. I believe the hotel grounds and facilities are in the best condition I have ever seen. We look forward to returning soon.
-James G.
What a relaxing weekend, the stress just melts away as we are treated to the manners of yesterday. Great service.
-Dillon F.
This is a great place to go for a weekend getaway. Nestled in the mountains of Virginia, the home of Sam Snead, and they served the best trout in the restaurant.
-James D.
Absolutely beautiful! We love to stay when all of the Christmas decorations are all around. Makes for a very special family holiday.
-Susanne C.
We won an auction for a trip to The Homestead in Hot Springs to celebrate our 40th anniversary. We are just back from our luxury vacation, and it was fabulous. Everyone at the resort was wonderful.
-G. Scalise
The hotel could not have been nicer and truly did everything possible to make our stay in November wonderful.
-The Hills
We visited The Homestead in July. It was excellent! The suite was absolutely beautiful and the breakfasts were outstanding.
-I. Stratton
My wife and I spent three wonderful days at The Homestead in Virginia. We enjoyed a beautiful balcony room overlooking the golf course, gourmet meals, a round of golf and even a horse-drawn carriage ride—with champagne—through beautiful forest. The staff was great from the moment we checked in.
-R. Hitchcock