Omni Homestead Resort

The Omni Homestead Resort & Spa is a historic resort set on a 2,300-acre estate in the Allegheny Mountains of Hot Springs, Virginia. Operating for more than 250 years and designated a National Historic Landmark, the resort has hosted 24 U.S. presidents and recently completed a $170 million renovation that restored much of its original architecture and character. For weddings and private events, the resort offers 12 distinct venues across its property, from the Casino Lawn — set beneath the resort's iconic tower and able to host outdoor functions of any size — to the Crystal Ballroom, known for its sweeping windows, Ionic pillars, and chandeliers, and the Grand Ballroom, a 13,485-square-foot indoor-outdoor space with an adjoining patio. Couples can also exchange vows on the East Lawn or in the mountain-view setting of the Mountain View Pavilion, framed by the George Washington National Forest. Beyond its event spaces, the resort's grounds include two 18-hole golf courses (one home to the nation's oldest first tee in continuous use), a full-service spa, a two-acre water park, and eight restaurants and bars, with a culinary team that draws on locally sourced meats, cheeses, and produce.