The Omni Homestead Resort & Spa
A grand resort dating to 1766, with a famous spa, mountain golf, a long list of outdoor activities and afternoon tea in the Great Hall. The reason to come.
Official details for The Omni Homestead Resort & SpaA grand resort and the warm springs.
Deep in the Allegheny Mountains, Hot Springs has welcomed travelers to its mineral waters since the 1700s. Land on a mountaintop runway, stay at the grand Homestead, soak in the historic Warm Springs Pools, play one of the great mountain golf courses, and dress for dinner.

Time illustration: direct distance at 150 KTAS plus 15 minutes for departure and arrival, matching the discovery page. Use ForeFlight for your actual flight plan.
KHSP, Ingalls Field, sits on a ridge near 3,800 feet, one of the highest airports in the East, about 15–20 minutes from The Homestead.
6240 Airport Road, Hot Springs, VA 24445
Listed hours are about 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., with a callout fee after hours. Ask the resort about a transfer when you book, and ask the FBO about overnight parking, tie-downs and fees. No live fuel price is shown.
This is serious mountain flying: a ridge-top runway with drop-offs, high density altitude in summer, gusty winds and clouds that can sit on the field. Review the airport diagram, performance, terrain and current NOTAMs, and have an alternate in the valley.
Rates and availability need travel dates.
A grand resort dating to 1766, with a famous spa, mountain golf, a long list of outdoor activities and afternoon tea in the Great Hall. The reason to come.
Official details for The Omni Homestead Resort & SpaA small inn in restored 19th-century buildings around an old mill in Warm Springs, with its own restaurant, a few minutes from the pools. Quiet and personal.
Official details for The Inn at Gristmill SquareA small, relaxed inn in the village, within walking distance of The Homestead.
Official details for Vine Cottage InnMost dining is at the resort. Reserve, and check dress codes.
The Homestead’s relaxed restaurant, with Virginia wines, craft beer and regional dishes.
Official details for Jefferson’s Restaurant & TaproomThe Homestead’s grand dining room, with refined multi-course dinners. Dress for the occasion.
Official details for American Audubon Dining RoomA casual tavern named for the golf legend, who grew up nearby. Walk-in only.
Official details for Sam Snead’s TavernSlow down. This is a place for long soaks and long walks.
Two historic bathhouses over natural warm springs, restored and reopened in 2022. Book a 50-minute soak ahead; you don’t need to stay at the resort.
Pools and reservationsA classic mountain course, long ranked among the best in Virginia, plus The Old Course at the resort, home to one of the oldest first tees in continuous use in the country.
Falconry, fly-fishing, sporting clays, horseback riding, hiking and a zip line. Book a few the week before.
Chamber music on a farm between Hot Springs and Warm Springs, sometimes with dinner after the concert. Check the season’s schedule.
Concert scheduleA tall roadside waterfall a short drive south of Hot Springs, with an overlook just off the highway.
The resort’s spa uses the area’s mineral springs, with pools, couples treatments and quiet lounges.
Booking: Ask about couples treatments, current pricing and cancellation policy. No prices are shown here, and no appointment has been booked.
This prototype links to the county visitor site. It does not yet match events to your travel dates.
Garth Newel’s summer festival, and cool mountain air for golf.
The Alleghenies turn in mid-October. Beautiful, and busy at the resort.
Lights, decorated halls and holiday events at the resort.
Check the county visitor site when choosing a weekend, and confirm dates and tickets with the organizer.
A sample Friday–Sunday weekend: the springs, golf or the spa, and two resort dinners. No bookings or availability confirmed.
Land at KHSP mid-morning, during FBO hours.
A soak at the Warm Springs Pools, booked ahead.
Lunch and tea at The Homestead, then back up the mountain to fly home.
Land at KHSP, subject to weather and your actual flight plan, and transfer to the resort.
Afternoon tea in the Great Hall, and a walk around the grounds.
Dinner at Jefferson’s.
A round on the Cascades course, or falconry and a hike.
A soak at the Warm Springs Pools, then the spa.
Dinner in the American Audubon Dining Room.
A slow breakfast, or the drive to Falling Spring Falls.
Transfer to the airport during FBO hours.
Clouds can sit on the ridge; let weather set the departure.
Fly-fishing or sporting clays at the resort.
A drive to Lake Moomaw or Douthat State Park.
A concert at Garth Newel Music Center.
These details make the difference between an appealing list and a usable getaway.
The resort and transfer first, then dinners, tee times, the pools and the spa.
A ridge-top field near 3,800 feet. Check performance, winds and ceilings, and plan an alternate.
Arrive and depart during staffed hours, or arrange a callout ahead.
Rates and restaurant hours are date-dependent. No availability or live price is implied here.
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