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Legacy in Every Detail

For more than 200 years, Omni Bedford Springs Resort & Spa has blended history and rejuvenation in the Allegheny Mountains. Its famed mineral springs attracted presidents and dignitaries seeking renewal. Today, guests experience a timeless escape defined by wellness, elegance, and rich American tradition.

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Step into a place where every drop tells a story. Since Dr. John Anderson discovered the curative mineral springs in 1796, Bedford Springs has been a sanctuary for wellness, leisure, and adventure. The Stone Inn, built in 1806, welcomed early travelers seeking the healing powers of the springs, and soon became a destination for the nation’s elite.

Through centuries, Bedford Springs has been a stage for history—hosting presidents, international dignitaries, and visionaries—all while pioneering modern amenities like one of the first indoor pools in the nation and some of America’s earliest golf courses. Today, the resort blends that heritage with luxurious spa treatments, world-class dining, and experiences designed to delight the senses.
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Moments That Make History Flow

From presidential visits to historic innovations, Bedford Springs has been shaping stories—and your next great getaway can be part of them.

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1796

Dr. John Anderson discovers the mineral springs, a hidden treasure long revered by Native Americans. Word spreads of the waters’ healing powers, setting the stage for a retreat that will attract visitors seeking wellness and respite from the rigors of daily life.

1802

Early guests soak in the healing waters, experiencing wellness as only Bedford Springs can provide. Families and travelers alike find rejuvenation amid the lush mountains, making the springs a cherished destination for relaxation and health.

1806

The Stone Inn rises from mountain stone, offering the first taste of refined hospitality in the Alleghenies. Its grand architecture and warm interiors quickly become synonymous with comfort, elegance, and the promise of a restorative escape.

1819

Thomas Jefferson visits, beginning a tradition of presidential guests that will continue for centuries. His stay elevates Bedford Springs’ reputation, drawing the nation’s elite to experience its serene landscapes and celebrated mineral waters.

1821

Future President James Buchanan starts his visits, establishing Bedford Springs as the “Summer White House.” His repeated stays create a legacy of political and social gatherings, making the resort a hub for dialogue, decision-making, and leisure.

1848

President James K. Polk becomes the first sitting president to experience the springs—seven more will follow. These visits underscore Bedford Springs’ national prominence as a retreat for leaders, diplomats, and influential figures.

1858

The first transatlantic cable is received in the lobby, as guests enjoy the resort’s world-class hospitality. Modern marvels meet timeless charm, allowing visitors to stay connected while enveloped in the serenity of the mountains.

1895

Golf pioneer Spencer Oldham lays out one of America’s earliest courses, teeing off a legacy of sport. Bedford Springs becomes a playground for enthusiasts, blending athletic challenge with scenic vistas and genteel society.

1905

An indoor mineral pool and solarium debut, offering guests a luxurious way to “take the waters.” The innovation adds a year-round wellness experience, letting visitors immerse themselves in comfort, health, and style.

1923

Renowned architect Donald Ross remodels the 18-hole course, perfecting a championship experience. Golfers from across the nation are drawn to the expertly crafted fairways and challenging greens, elevating Bedford Springs as a premier sporting destination.

1941–1943

The U.S. Navy calls the resort home, training radio operators amid historic walls. Bedford Springs temporarily transforms from luxury retreat to vital wartime facility, blending service, history, and tradition in a singular setting.

1943–1945

Japanese diplomats are housed at Bedford Springs during World War II, adding another chapter to its story. The resort’s stately halls and tranquil surroundings provide an unlikely but secure setting for delicate wartime negotiations.

1975

Future President Ronald Reagan visits, continuing the resort’s tradition of distinguished guests. His stay reinforces Bedford Springs’ status as a haven for leaders and luminaries seeking both privacy and prestige.

1984

The resort earns National Historic Landmark status, cementing its place in American history. Recognition highlights its architectural beauty, cultural significance, and enduring legacy as a cherished retreat for generations.

2004–2007

A $120 million restoration breathes new life into Bedford Springs, blending historic elegance with modern luxury. Every detail, from polished marble to contemporary amenities, honors its storied past while inviting guests into an elevated, unforgettable experience.

2012

Former President George W. Bush visits, joining the ranks of the resort’s storied clientele.

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Sip, Soak, and Surrender to Serenity

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Let the mineral-rich waters awaken your senses and restore your spirit. Inspired by the legendary springs that have drawn travelers here for centuries, Bedford Springs offers a sanctuary where wellness feels both timeless and indulgent. From restorative spa rituals rooted in historic healing traditions to moments of quiet reflection throughout the resort, every experience is designed to encourage relaxation and renewal. Beyond the spa, serenity extends into every corner of the property. Cozy fireside lounges invite lingering conversations, while scenic walking paths and rolling countryside provide a calming backdrop for unhurried days. Seasonal wellness offerings, mindful movement, and nourishing culinary experiences complete the journey, creating an escape where slowing down feels effortless—and deeply rewarding.

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Where Golf and Grandeur Meet

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Step onto a legacy shaped by golf’s most celebrated architects—Spencer Oldham, A.W. Tillinghast, and Donald Ross. Bedford Springs’ championship courses unfold across rolling terrain and sweeping Allegheny vistas, offering a playing experience that is both visually stunning and thoughtfully challenging. Each hole reflects the artistry and strategy of classic course design, seamlessly blending sport with history. The experience continues beyond the fairways, where elegant club spaces and refined dining provide the perfect setting to relax after a round. Impeccable course conditions, attentive service, and a deep respect for the traditions of the game create an atmosphere that feels both distinguished and welcoming—inviting golfers to return time and again.

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A Stage for History—and Your Memories

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For more than two centuries, Bedford Springs has welcomed influential leaders, dignitaries, and discerning travelers, including 13 U.S. presidents. Its storied past is woven into every grand ballroom, sweeping terrace, and scenic lawn, creating a setting where history is not just remembered—but felt. Each space offers timeless elegance paired with modern comforts, ready to host moments that matter. Today, the resort continues its legacy as a destination for unforgettable gatherings. From romantic weddings and milestone celebrations to corporate retreats and social events, every occasion is elevated by thoughtful planning and personalized service. Here, your most meaningful moments become part of a story still being written—one that blends heritage, beauty, and lasting memories.

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