As one of the oldest hotels in the US — Captain Thomas Bullitt first opened an 18-room inn in 1766 — The Omni Homestead Resort in the charming Allegheny Mountains establishes what it means to be a historic landmark property. 

Over the years, the grandiose tower and regal entrance have welcomed 23 US presidents to this property, set close to the hot springs from which the town gets its name. Owing to this presidential seal of approval, the five finest suites in The Omni Homestead Resort bear the names of former leaders, such as the Eisenhower Suite.

Uniquely designed with decor tailored to honor a former US president, each suite features a grand foyer, spacious living rooms, walk-in wardrobes and two impressive bathrooms that include pedestal tubs. 

The Eisenhower Suite is instantly recognizable, the one-of-a-kind art collection displayed throughout the suite includes a portrait of the 34th president. Stretching across 2,280 sqft, this sizable suite features a Keurig coffee machine, cast-friendly 55” TV and stunning mountain views. These views pair perfectly with the calming interior, floral patterns and classic wood furniture create an inviting atmosphere, while the grand, marble-clad bathroom with its dual sinks brings a sense of luxury.

The Omni Homestead Resort provides seemingly endless leisure facilities to this quaint corner of the country. From its two-acre water park to the famous warm spring pools, ski slopes, archery range, a golf course that features the oldest continuously used first tee in the US as well as a cinema, there is something here for everyone.

There is just as much variety in the dining options. The resort includes eight restaurants offering fine dining and wine tasting to more casual affairs. Just over a three-hour drive from Washington D.C, this mountain retreat is as brings historic luxury to the Allegheny Mountains.