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Davidson Hospitality Group to Manage Homestead Midway Utah

Davidson Hospitality Group, a prominent name in full-service hospitality management, has officially been chosen to oversee the operations of the Homestead Midway Utah, located in the charming town of Midway, Utah. This selection comes as the resort embarks on a major transformation aimed at elevating the guest experience.

Overview of Homestead Midway

Nestled in the picturesque Wasatch Valley, Homestead spans nearly 190 acres of stunning landscapes. The resort already hosts 123 welcoming rooms and suites, with additional luxury residences currently under construction. The transformation process is set to roll out in phases between spring 2026 and fall 2027, promising to introduce a series of new amenities.

The Homestead is not just another luxury destination; it serves as a perfect adventure base, offering proximity to world-class skiing, hiking, and fishing. Visitors can enjoy existing standouts like the geothermal crater known as "The Crater at Homestead," along with unique dining experiences offered at the restored Virginia House.

Current Offerings

Among the resort's highlights are:

• - The Crater at Homestead: A remarkable geothermal feature, 400 feet wide and 55 feet tall, recognized as one of Utah's natural treasures.
• - Dining Facilities: The historic Milk House and the newly restored Sunroom in the Virginia House provide guests with shared dining experiences and cocktails.
• - Recreational Amenities: The resort currently features an expansive oasis with six pools and outdoor pickleball courts, alongside trails that weave through Midway's beautiful valley.

Future Enhancements

Davidson Hospitality Group plans to integrate a multitude of new offerings as part of the ongoing renovation. Key enhancements include:

• - Troon® Managed Golf Course: A new championship level golf course with a state-of-the-art Pro Shop, including an indoor simulator for year-round play.
• - The Spa at Homestead: Planned to provide a relaxing retreat within the resort’s stunning framework.
• - Event Venues: The Barn Carriage House, which will offer 17,600 square feet of upscale indoor and outdoor event space.
• - Activity Center: This facility will feature indoor pickleball courts, a fitness center, and more amenities catering to active guests.
• - Dining Venues: Two new food and beverage options are set to arrive: Simon's Tavern, a vibrant bar concept, and the open-air restaurant 1886 Grill.

A Legacy of Service and Excellence

Thomas Fraher, Senior Vice President of Operations at Davidson Resorts, expressed excitement over this new addition to their portfolio, emphasizing their commitment to enhancing performance and offering exceptional experiences. As they work on the transformation, Scott Jones, Managing Partner at Slate Canyon Hospitality, reflected on Homestead's rich heritage, remarking on its historical significance as a community hub since 1864.

The original founders, Simon Schneitter and his family, were Swiss immigrants who discovered a geothermal hot spring, subsequently establishing Schneitter's Hot Pot Resort, which has become a beloved destination.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1992, the Virginia House represents the only remaining example of Federal-style architecture in the region. Davidson Hospitality Group not only aims to preserve this historical charm but also to elevate the experience for all visitors, blending the past with contemporary luxury.

Davidson Hospitality Group's Reach

In Utah, Davidson already operates several acclaimed properties, including the Snowpine Lodge in Alta and the Autograph Collection's Asher Adams in Salt Lake City. With a solid reputation for excellence, Davidson is dedicated to providing distinctive and memorable experiences across its many locations.

For more detailed information regarding Homestead Midway and its upcoming changes, visitors can explore Davidson's official website and stay connected through their social media channels.