Witness the grandeur of the iconic red-brick tower of The Omni Homestead Resort set against the verdant landscapes of the Allegheny Mountains. This soaring Colonial Revival structure was designed by architect Charles D. Wetmore in 1929 and has served as the resort’s most recognizable feature ever since.

Discover the Great Hall, the resort’s grand lobby area dotted with intimate seating areas and fireplaces and accented by the stately columns. Pay close attention to the details in the custom carpet where visitors will find charming depictions of ladybugs and more woven into the fabric.

Look towards the horizon and gaze upon the captivating beauty of George Washington and Jefferson National Forest. The Allegheny Mountains surrounding The Omni Homestead Resort are part of the larger Appalachian Mountain chain. The National Forest area extends for more than 1.8 million square acres through Virginia towards West Virginia and Kentucky.