Read about the different room and suite types to find the perfect accommodations for your needs. Steeped in Southern elegance and tradition, our 483 guest rooms and suites will leave you well rested for another day of endless recreation.
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The Homestead Tennis Academy is a full array of tennis programs with opporutnities for all ages and abilities,able to service players ranging from visiting club teams to those wanting a fantastic Tennis Getaway Package.
Learn moreWinter brings activities for the whole family, from skiing and snowboarding to ice skating, snowmobiling, and snow tubing.
Learn moreExplore more than one hundred miles of hiking and biking trails winding over acres of mountains and valleys surrounding The Homestead.
Learn moreOur world-famous sporting clays course extends for almost a mile through the woods, taking shooting enthusiasts on a scenic journey that simulates many types of game birds & rabbits.
Learn moreLet our Orvis-trained guides show you the best fishing spots or paddle down the Jackson River with the family in a Homestead canoe. Or, relax in our indoor or outdoor pool.
Learn moreEmbark on a family hayride, or explore the spectacular Cascades Gorge.
Learn moreThe Homestead offers a leisurely riding experience on mountain bridle paths, unsurpassed for their quiet beauty, along with a selection of horses suitable for English or Western saddle.
Learn moreJoin us at our Mountain Lodge for a fun and fast-paced game of paintball on either the wooded course or our wide-open speedball course.
Learn moreExplore two centuries of Homestead history. Our tour is filled with anecdotes of visits by US Presidents and foreign royalty, local legends, and stories of romance, war and Southern culture.
Learn moreGather the family and head to our turn-of-the-century Virginia theater for nightly showings of classic titles and family favorites.
Learn moreIndoors and out, The Homestead has a game for guests of all ages, from paintball, volleyball, and croquet to billiards, darts, and foosball.
Learn more"Top 100 Courses You Can Play," The Homestead's Cascades Course ranked #27 in the Top 100 Courses You Can Play and the #1 public course in the state of Virginia, Golf Magazine (2010)
Learn moreThe Nation's Oldest 1st Tee in Continuous Use
Learn moreDesigned by Robert Trent Jones, Sr. in 1963
Learn moreOffered throughout the season, including promotional packages and early bird rates.
Learn moreRelax, refresh, and revitalize through a diverse menu of massages, body treatments, skin therapies, manicures, and pedicures at The Homestead Resort & Spa™
Learn moreThe Homestead Resort and Spa Suite provides a relaxing environment for families, children and groups, with an array of treatments and services available.
Learn moreEnjoy a rejuvenating soak in the mineral-fed hot springs pools that Thomas Jefferson himself once enjoyed.
Learn moreReview our spa brochure and all the services we offer!
Learn moreOur shops inside the resort offer a wide variety of specialty shops with unique items, local fare and apparel.
Learn moreThe Homestead has several shops sprinkled throughout the property.
Learn moreWhen you're looking for a special gift, consider giving an experience that will always be remembered.
Learn moreYoung guests enjoy their own vacation adventure at The Homestead Kids Club -- a safe, supervised haven that is second to none in fun!
Learn moreThe Homestead’s magnificent indoor pool is ideal for an invigorating morning swim.
Learn moreThe Homestead Outdoor Pool is perfect to unwind and cool off after a day of non-stop activity.
Learn moreEnjoy a rejuvenating soak in the mineral-fed hot springs pools that Thomas Jefferson himself once enjoyed.
Learn moreGrab a bow and test your eye on The Homestead’s Archery Range.
Learn moreExperience the fascinating sport of falcon hunting with live trained birds of prey, including falcons, hawks and owls.
Learn moreThe Homestead's Off Road Adventure program offers a thrilling and memorable outdoor experience.
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Nestled amidst the breathtaking scenery of Virginia's Allegheny Mountains, only minutes from George Washington National Forest, our National Historic Landmark luxury resort is located in Hot Springs, VA is accessible by auto, air or train. Only 70 miles from Roanoke Regional Airport and 30 minutes from Amtrak in Clifton Forge. Transportation Service to and from the Roanoke Regional Airport, surrounding airports and Amtrak can be arranged by calling The Homestead Activities Department at 800-838-1766, option 4. Advanced reservations required. If you need transportation inside of three days of your arrival or departure, please call The Homestead Transportation Department directly at 540-839-7711. Start planning your escape to this Virginia national forest resort today!
We recommend our guests use the directions below instead of other devices such as GPS and mapping sites on the internet.
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From Atlanta
- 500 miles I-85 north to I-77 I-77 north to I-81 I-81 north to exit #150 B (Troutville/U.S. 220 north exit) 220 north to Clifton Forge (follow signs to I-64 west to Covington) I-64 west to exit #16 A (first Covington exit) At exit #16 A pick up U.S. 220 north and follow U.S. 220 north to The Homestead 9 hours driving time |
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From Charleston, WV
- 140 miles I-64 east to Exit #16 Take a left at the first set of traffic lights Take a left at the next set of traffic lights onto U.S. 220 north. Take U.S. 220 north to The Homestead 3 1/2 hours driving tim e |
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From Charlotte, NC
- 250 miles I-77 north to I-81 north I-81 north to exit #150 B (Troutville/U.S. 220 north exit) U.S. 220 north to Clifton Forge (follow signs to I-64 west to Covington) I-64 west to exit #16 A At exit #16 A pick up U.S. 220 north and follow U.S. 220 north to The Homestead 4 hours driving time |
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From Newport News
- 230 miles I-64 west to I-81 south I-81 south to exit #220 Exit #220 will put you on Route 262 north Route 262 to Route 254 west (Parkersburg Pike exit) Route 254 becomes Route 42 south Route 42 becomes Route 39 west Route 39 to U.S. 220 south Follow U.S. 220 south to The Homestead 4 1/2 hours driving time |
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From New York
- 450 miles I-78 west to I-81 south I-81 south to exit #225 Exit #225 will put you on Route 262 south Route 262 to Route 254 west (Parkersburg Pike exit) Route 254 becomes Route 42 south Route 42 becomes Route 39 west Route 39 west to U.S. 220 south U.S. 220 south to The Homestead 8 hours driving time |
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From Philadelphia
- 340 miles I-76 west to I-81 south I-81 south to Exit #225 Exit #225 will put you on Route 262 south Route 262 to Route 254 west (Parkersburg Pike exit) Route 254 becomes Route 42 south Route 42 becomes Route 39 west Route 39 west to U.S. 220 south U.S. 220 south to The Homestead 6 hours driving time |
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From Pittsburgh
- 250 miles I-79 south to U.S. 33 east U.S. 33 east to Route 250 south to Monterey Turn right on U.S. 220 south to The Homestead 5 hours driving time |
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From Raleigh
- 240 miles NC I-40 west to Greensboro 68 north just outside Greensboro at Piedmont Triad International airport exit Route U.S. 220 north to I-581 north (U.S. 220 north merges into I-581) I-581 north to I-81 north I-81 north to exit #150 B (Troutville/U.S. 220 north exit) U.S. 220 north to Clifton Forge (follow signs to I-64 west to Covington) I-64 west to exit #16 A At exit #16 A pick up U.S. 220 north and follow U.S. 220 north to The Homestead 4 1/2 hours driving time |
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From Richmond
- 180 miles I-64 west to I-81 south I-81 south to exit #220 Exit 220 will put you on Route 262 north Route 262 to Route 254 west (Parkersburg Pike Exit) Route 254 becomes Route 42 south Route 42 becomes Route 39 west Route 39 to U.S. 220 south U.S. 220 to The Homestead 3 hours driving time |
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From Roanoke
- 75 miles Route U.S. 220 north to I-581 north (220 merges into I-581) I-581 north to I-81 north I-81 north to exit #150 B (Troutville/U.S. 220 north exit) U.S. 220 north to Clifton Forge (follow signs to I-64 west to Covington) I-64 west to exit #16 A At exit 16 A, pick up U.S. 220 north, follow U.S. 220 north to The Homestead 1 1/2 hours driving time |
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From Washington, D.C.
- 210 miles I-66 west to I-81 south I-81 south to exit #225 Exit #225 will put you on Route 262 south Route 262 to Route 254 west (Parkersburg Pike exit) Route 254 becomes Route 42 south Route 42 becomes Route 39 west Route 39 to U.S. 220 south U.S. 220 to The Homestead 4 hours driving time |
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