Omni

Have been here several times over the past 7 years & have watched the slow Omnification of the resort - the unique 'Bedford Springs' charm is giving way with each visit to generic 'Omni' branding ...possibly to its detriment. This visit started off bad but recovered as the stay continued. My Girlfriend made the reservation several months in advance & ended up calling the resort after having issues online. She was assured she was getting an upgraded room on the spa side...however upon checkin we were told that (prepaid) room was no longer available and a partial refund was being given. Needless to say, the GF was NOT happy. We quickly figured out this was most likely due to a huge wedding party that was there for the weekend...members of whom traipsed up and down the halls laughing and talking until about 1:30 in the morning. I must say - after the revelers cleared out the next day, our experience improved dramatically. Our room was clean & save for the first night, was quiet. Staff we interacted with were friendly & helpful. We ate at the Crystal Room & Frontier Tavern which were great... also enjoyed the restaurant staff building the gingerbread merry-go-round as we walked back & forth over our stay. Also made use of the spa which was great.Will we come back...probably. I hope the property retains the remaining old-fashioned resort identity.

Gorgeous and feels so special! Loved driving up and seeing the majesty! Beautiful outdoor space to sit by the fire, amazing bar with live music in the lobby and lots of cool historical artifacts. Cannot wait to come back and enjoy the luxury again!

Epic round of golf!! Keeping the birthday golf tradition alive on the gorgeous and highly challenging Old Course at The Omni Bedford Springs Resort. The beautiful Allegheny Mountains surround the historic course (c.1895) while a babbling trout stream criss-crosses through it. The golf course was not open the last time we came here in early spring, so it was great he November weather held out and we could play 18 holes right up until it got dark.Holes 4, 10 and 18 were EPIC!! Hole 4, known as "the Volcano" required teeing off UP a steep 40-foot cone-shaped hill to a blind green that drops off all sides into to bunkers. On hole 10, we had to shoot from the tee across a 55-foot ravine to the green- appropriately named "The Gulley". The Old Course's signature hole 18, "Home" is surrounded by sand and undulating terrain. Let's just say we needed to hit up Hole 19 after this extremely challenging - but super fun- round! We loved this round of golf and the pro-shop staff were helpful and gave us pointers and suggestions for how to approach a few of the final holes.

LOVE IT. This hotel is amazing and gorgeous. Very cozy. Dogs are allowed, which is really nice. Their pools are very nice and refreshing. It's very peaceful and relaxing. You can do anything from staying in your room or going for a hike down a trail or go to their spa. They have good restaurants in the building. I will definitely keep going back!

My husband and I came here for our baby moon, it was a really nice experience but I'm not sure that we would return. We stayed on a Sunday & Monday evening and the resort was still very busy with guests. I think that if we would return, it would be nice to come during the warmer months so that we could enjoy the outdoor pool. The resort was nice because there were plenty of things to do on site that we didn't feel like we had to leave the resort property to have fun. The restaurants were good, and we were able to do a haunted ghost tour which was fun. The spa itself was beautiful, and I loved the soaking tubs. The downfall for this resort is the staff, more or less. They wanted to welcome us and see us have fun but when something was brought to their attention they didn't want to hear it. Our first night at dinner we had horrible service, which wasn't an issue because we were staying there and had nowhere to be. Our second night, we did the ghost tour but we're very upset when they asked us for $30+ for the tour, when it was listed as free on the itinerary list. I let the resort know this, and never received a response. The best/worst part about our stay was the couples massage. The massage itself was the most rushed massage I've ever had. We had the very first appointment of the day (so terrible) so of course we were 5 minutes late. Our massage was so rushed, and when we went to the resting area we noticed it was only 45 minutes long. Obviously it should have been 5 minutes less because of us being late, but not 20+ how is that even possible? I let the spa manager know about this and of course they just told us they were back to back and that's how it had to happen. When you're spending that kind of money for a massage, it should be worth it. We decided to stay on the eternal spa side (newer) and I was totally disappointed our second night when noisy neighbors kept us up all night long. Our room did not even have the option to let the fan run in the room to block noise out. Again, I let the resort know this on my survey response and no one replied. This resort has major potential. It's old, beautiful, and full of history. It was interesting to stay here but I would recommend that anyone booking in the future read this review and be mindful how they try to snag you for some extra money here and there, whether you know it or not.

If I could go 4.5 I would give them another half star. This is a charming, historic hotel. The grounds are beautiful and the walking paths across the road are a great challenge.The outdoor pool can get crowded, it's a little small compared with the size of the overall hotel so I highly recommend getting a cabana! It was great to have shade, a fridge to keep things cool and to know that I had a spot at the pool without stressing about it. The poolside service was friendly and the menu choices were very good. The hummus was fresh and nice to have a healthy choice. The lobbies and other seating areas around the hotel were nice. It was fun to have puzzles out all the time and a friendly way to interact with other guests.The Spa side of the hotel has updated, bright rooms with all the modern amenities one would expect. The bed was comfy and that side of the building is quiet.The Spa is great and if you're going to take advantage of it, it's nice to be on that side of the hotel. I'll review that separately.From front portico to bartenders and spa attendant, everyone was helpful and our stay was lovely.

We stayed at the Omni for a conference and were very pleased with the accommodations, the food (which was excellent) and all of the amentites. The pool complex was lovely. We enjoyed the bar and food service at the pool. The gym facilities were expansive--and best of all, the spa was fantastic!! My husband and I had massages--and one of the nicest features of the spa was the soaking pool, sauna, whirlpool and relaxation room. Going to the Omni is a fantastic way to unwind, relax and get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life...

We have made our way there at least 10 times over the years. The property beautiful. service also very good. The food however, is below average and down right awful. In my humble opinion, it is over priced frozen Sysco products that are prepared with untrained kitchen staff. Not quality nor fresh Be prepared to be nickled and dimed and overcharged in every aspect. The resort fees, taxes, charges, parking, drinks ($30.00 for a margarita), bikes, beanbags for corn hole, etc are astronomical. It's almost as they are tricking you with high prices to seem luxurious. Just overpriced.

We did a quick family getaway from Philadelphia and had a blast! My husband and I played golf with our 13-year-old son, we had a really special dinner at the cozy 1796 Steakhouse and listened to an awesome guitarist who performed in the main lobby. The next morning, I had a scrub treatment at the spa--which has the most peaceful rooms and sauna/plunge/hot tub. I had been before for a girls' weekend (which was also great), and this family weekend was just what we needed. Highly recommend.

My husband and I have always loved Bedford Springs. Since we've had such a great experience, I decided to take my mom and sister. Well, it was so awful we will never return. We didn't get the room we reserved despite me calling to confirm several times. The room we got was dirty and the balcony was unusable due to the horrible sewage smell. We NEVER HAD HOUSEKEEPING THE ENTIRE 5 DAYS we were there even though we called and called. We were charged for things we didn't use/buy. The relaxing room in the spa had so much dirty dishes and trash laying around we had no where to sit. Overall it was a nightmare and they've lost a very loyal customer.