The Omni Bedford Springs Resort and Spa recently underwent an unprecedented $120 million renewal and expansion. Eight mineral springs... more »
The Omni Bedford Springs Resort and Spa recently underwent an unprecedented $120 million renewal and expansion. Eight mineral springs considered to be a mecca of rejuvenation began the legend over 200 years ago. The legacy continues today at the world-class Springs Eternal Spa incorporating treatments with mineral waters, and an award winning restored golf course. The historic charm has been preserved but the addition of modern comforts and technology in our beautiful guest rooms, historic dining facilities, and cutting edge conference facilities make this resort a destination that is so easy to get to...so hard to leave!!
After an unprecedented $120 million renewal and expansion, guests now enjoy a new Omni Bedford Springs Resort. The legend began over 200 years ago at Bedford Springs, where eight mineral springs became famed as a mecca of rejuvenation. Today, the legacy continues at the world-class Springs Eternal Spa incorporating treatments with mineral waters, and a magnificently restored golf course. From our beautiful guest rooms and historic dining venues, to cutting edge conference rooms?we have preserved all of the original historic charm with the addition of modern creature comforts.
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Bedford Springs Resort is one of Americas first great destination resorts dating back to 1796. In the summer of 2007, the famed resort re-opens following an unprecedented 120 million renewal and expansion. Guests will enjoy a world-class spa fed by the famed natural mineral springs, a magnificently restored A.W. Tillinghast/Donald Ross golf course, four unique dining experiences and endless outdoor activities. Each of the 216 guest rooms and suites embrace the richness of the resorts past, featuring authentic patterns and textures with the latest modern conveniences such as high definition TV, iPod docking stations and wireless internet access. All of the original historic charm has been preserved with the addition of modern conveniences. Located in South Central Pennsylvanias scenic Cumberland Valley just 90 minutes from Pittsburgh, two hours from Washington, DC and Baltimore and three hours from Philadelphia, Bedford Springs Resort is the ultimate vacation destination.
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42 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
So happy to see the Bedford Springs Hotel return in a new incarnation. It's so lovely and has so much to offer - history, beauty, relaxation, sports, fresh air, easy access to so many nearby cities. I knew the old hotel very well and they have taken
36 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
I stumbled across this newly reopened resort while driving across country. It was a delicious surprise, especially since I was expecting to stay that night at a motel. The resort has been meticulously restored to its former glory. 100 years ago, it was a fashionable getaway with restorative hot springs. You can't bathe in the springs anymore but you can drink them from the bottled water in your room and they are delicious. The serene, woodsy surroundings are gorgeous. The room service arrived quickly and, when they learned they were out of the wine I had ordered, they comped me a bottle of a different brand. In some ways, the place reminded me of the famous Broadmoor Hotel/resort in Colorado Springs. However, it has a ways to go before it reaches that level of service. (It's already as or more expensive!) Mainly, the resort had so many niggly rules that the customer-is-always-right, five-star Broadmoor-level service just isn't possible. Dogs, for instance, must be less than 25 pounds to stay at the resort. To his credit, the desk clerk made an exception for me, probably because it was a slow night, and "allowed" me to pay $150 for my 95-pound dog. When I jogged through the empty golf course the next morning, a guy in a golf cart zoomed up behind me and ordered me off the course--another rule. Finally, when no appointments were available that morning at the spa, I asked if I could simply purchase a pass that would permit me to use the whirlpool, etc. No, I was told. The rules again. I then asked if I could simply tour the spa which I was sure would be as beautiful as the rest of the hotel. Another rule was trotted out. "No, for the safety, security and privacy of our guests, you may not," I was curtly informed. Wasn't I guest? I had paid $259 for my room, plus the dog fee, plus spent $75 or so on room service! If this hotel aspires to provide the level of service its prices suggest, it needs to do a better job of catering to guests. However, until then, it is still a delightful oasis of luxury and history.
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