The Homestead, located in Hot Springs, Va., is set on 15,000 acres in Virginia's picturesque Allegheny Mountains region. Hotel Features. Built in 1766, this Georgian style red bricked hotel includes 10 on site dining options. The formal Homestead Dining Room serves continental cuisine for breakfast and dinner, while French and American cuisines are available at the 1766 Grille. Sam Snead's Tavern offers steaks, ribs and trout for casual lunches and dinners. The President's Lounge serves cocktails and aperitifs. Complimentary tea is available each afternoon. Property amenities include nightly movies, indoor and outdoor pools, a fitness center and three championship golf courses. Horseback riding, hiking trails and skiing are also available. The hotel's European spa offers numerous ways to relax and rejuvenate. The Homestead Hot Stone Massage utilizes hot stones to relieve stress, while the H20hh treatment combines water therapy with massage. Guestrooms. Upholstered chairs and antique style sleigh and tapered poster headboards reflect the hotel's Georgian history, while framed prints display scenes from its notable past. Pillowtop mattresses, three layers of linens and matelasse covers dress each bed. Private bathrooms include Corian sinks, terry bathrobes and complimentary toiletries featuring the hotel's exclusive scent. Refreshment centers and minibars are included, while refrigerators are available upon request. Complimentary daily newspapers are delivered to all rooms. Most rooms feature views of the Allegheny Mountains. Expert Tip. The resort's Jefferson Pools, located five miles from the hotel's main building, feature natural mineral spring waters that were enjoyed by Thomas Jefferson in 1818. Guests can choose from a variety of services that feature soothing soaks and massages.