Reimagine your next meeting at The Omni Homestead Resort, where historic charm meets modern innovation. Inspire your team in a breathtaking setting that transcends the elegant ballrooms and flexible meeting spaces. Nestled amid the majestic Allegheny Mountains, The Homestead offers a backdrop that promotes creativity and focus. Teambuilding opportunities abound, from invigorating hikes and fly-fishing excursions to historic tours and exciting zip-line adventures. Unwind after a productive day at the luxurious spa or with a round of golf on award-winning championship courses. The Omni Homestead goes beyond meetings, cultivating lasting connections and igniting success in a truly unforgettable environment.
Orchestrate a meeting unlike any other at this historic landmark with a legacy of hosting prestigious gatherings, like the 1943 United Nations Conference on Food and Agriculture. The Homestead offers a treasure trove of versatile meeting spaces, most with natural light. An array of unique outdoor venues enhances the meeting experience from brainstorming sessions under the open-air grandeur of the Old Course Pavilion, collaborating on the East Lawn or enjoying a sunset dinner at the Mountain View Pavilion. Our dedicated team of event specialists will meticulously craft every detail, ensuring your meeting not only runs seamlessly but becomes a cornerstone of success for your team.
Recently named one of the top 100 golf resorts in the world by GOLF magazine, the resort offers top-notch facilities for golfers of all abilities. Immerse yourself in golf history and tee off on two championship courses designed by some of the game’s most notable architects. From group tee times to fully executed tournaments, The Homestead’s golf team is adept at creating a golf experience your attendees will be talking about long after the last putt drops.
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 Take the waters and enjoy a soothing soak in the geothermal waters of the iconic Warm Springs Pools. Recently voted the No. 1 hot springs in the country in the USA Today 10 Best poll, these 19th-century bathhouses have served as a welcome respite for travelers for centuries. In 1761, an octagonal stone basin was built around the springs, making it the first spa structure in the country. Today, those stones are the foundation of the Gentlemen’s Bathhouse. Unaffected by the changes of the seasons, the waters remain at a natural body temperature all year and flow at the astounding rate of 1.7 million gallons per day. Fed by four natural warm springs, these mineral-rich waters offer numerous health benefits. Of the 15 minerals found in the springs, the most prominent is calcium, followed by sulfur, magnesium, iron, silicon, potassium, and sodium, along with smaller concentrations of boron, lithium, chloride, manganese, and zinc. As a result, a soak in the waters promotes relaxation, soothes skin problems, boosts blood circulation, burns calories, and relieves pain. According to the National Institute for Health, electrolytes are essential for basic life functions, particularly related to the nerves and muscles, and calcium, magnesium, potassium, and sodium are among the most crucial electrolytes. The bathhouses reopened in 2022 following a 14-month, $4.6 million rehabilitation. The goal of the project was to preserve as much historic building fabric as possible while ensuring that the buildings are prepared to serve many years of future use. The work has been celebrated with numerous awards for historic preservation, including Preservation Virginia, AIA Richmond and Traditional Building magazine. |
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