The Omni Homestead Resort

This has been the worst experience. Arrived at 3:30 and were taken to a room with dirty furniture and smelly room deodorizer so waits in the hallway for another room. We were moved to another room and went out for a walk. Upon our return, we could not access our room and again waited in the hallway. Spent too much time in hallways. Terrible and I’m an Omni rewards member. So sad! The end of an era for a grand hotel

$65 for buffet breakfast for two and it was cold and tasted like airport food, not helped by indifferent waiters. Cheap toilet paper in the bathrooms and the barman didnt know his drinks. At these prices it should be better.

The Homestead is amazing! An absolutely beautiful resort with amenities the entire family will love! Whether you want a weekend getaway with the love of your life, or a great place to take the family...there are so many activities for everyone.

The Homestead was amazing! Our room was spectacular and the food was very good. You must take the Cascades Gorge guided walk with Brian! Docking one star because the front desk staff did not review my package with me on check in and I had not purchased enough meals in advance. Additionally the champagne and birthday card for my companion was not in the room - nor did it arrive until I called the desk to cancel. The surprise effect was done. But they didn't cancel and sent it up just as we were leaving the room for dinner. The order should have been cancelled or comped. Not delivered way too late and charged. That said. The weekend was amazing and I would recommend this historic hotel to anyone who asks! Just make sure you understand the package you purchase!

The Homestead has been around since 1766, so it is steeped in history. We enjoyed the historical tour by The Homestead historian. It is offered daily at 10:00. There are lots of activities here, for families and adults. We are golfers. Both courses are outstanding. It is a a little weird going to the driving range for the Cascades. The course is a few miles from the hotel, and the range is between the two. The locker rooms at The Old Course are true to the name. They are definitely old school. We are talking very basic. We booked a "Suite Deal" which charged us only $20.17 for the 3rd night. The first 2 nights were $450 each. The suite was beautiful, well appointed. However, it was not without some issues. In the living room, one of the 3 window shades was completely pulled off its track. They did send someone to fix it pretty quickly. It left me wondering what the housekeeping "inspector" does. It was impossible not to see it. The water never got as hot as we would have liked for our shower. They were unable to fix it, so they offered to move us, but we chose not to go to the trouble. They gave us a credit on our bill. We also had trouble with our keys. One day we had to go back to the desk 3 times. Why do I give it a 5 rating when we had these issues? Because they were very responsive, and they are clearly taking steps to restore and maintain the property. We understand that tending to old, historical properties is an immense challenge. The spa is fabulous. The facility itself is absolutely wonderful. The ambiance, the staff, and the services are unquestionably top notch. Treat yourself to a service and you and your spouse get a day pass to the garden pools and cafe. It was chili out, so they brought us lunch in the lovely couples relaxation room. I think the service to get this benefit has a minimum dollar amount, but I do not recall the number. Be sure to go to afternoon tea at least once. They serve a nice pastry, which differs daily. Enjoy tunes played on the grand piano in the great hall. A disappointment was that the lobby bar was closed Monday and Tuesday. The Casino restaurant is sometimes closed for dinner also. Overall, a great getaway! Worth the trip up the spiraling mountain road.