Renowned for the natural hot springs discriminating travellers have enjoyed since the 18th century, The Homestead resort nestles amid 15,000 acres in the Allegheny Mountains of Virginia. The famed Georgian-style, red-brick mansion takes seriously both its history and hospitality. US elite, including presidents and the inventor Thomas Edison vacationed here, and it remains a worldwide destination for its spa and legendary golf.

The facilities

The resort features several dining and entertainment options, as well as recreational activities. Spend your days on one of three championship golf courses, or at the full European-style spa. Other options include skiing and skating, horseback and carriage rides, six tennis courts, a 4-mile trout stream, 100 miles of hiking and biking trails, falconry, shooting club, kids club and golf school.

The rooms

The Homestead offers 483 luxurious guest rooms including 87 suites, many of which feature sun porches and wood burning fireplaces. Each room is elegantly appointed, blending rich historical ambience with modern conveniences.