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Golf groups with non-playing companions have room to pursue different plans here, pairing a Frisco resort base with pools, dining and time at Mokara Spa.

What makes it special

Fields Ranch pairs courses by Gil Hanse and Beau Welling, giving golfers two architectural approaches to explore rather than repeating the same playing experience.

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If outdoor time matters between rounds, request a balcony and confirm the outlook; course views and balcony access should be checked as separate preferences.

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Use the Resort Experience Planner to coordinate tee times and dinner reservations before arrival, so the meals you want fit around your golf plans.

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Omni PGA Frisco Resort & Spa

Omni PGA Frisco Resort & Spa puts a substantial Texas resort around the game of golf. Fields Ranch supplies two full courses, while the adjacent PGA District adds places to eat, shop and play after a round. Yet the appeal is not limited to serious golfers. Leisure pools, an adults-only rooftop pool, Mokara Spa and four-bedroom Ranch Houses make the property workable for families and groups with different plans. Frisco is north of Dallas, so this is a resort trip with city access by car, not a downtown stay with a golf course attached.

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Rooms

  • 510 510

Hotel Style

  • Charming Charming

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa
  • Sauna Sauna

Experiences

  • Wellness Wellness
  • Romantic Romantic

Facilities

  • Pet Friendly Pet Friendly
  • Wheelchair Accessible Wheelchair Accessible
  • Connecting Rooms Connecting Rooms

Rooms & Suites at Omni PGA Frisco Resort & Spa

Deluxe Room
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Deluxe Room

330–436 sqft
From 611 USD

Texas-inspired furnishings bring a regional style to the room. The headboard is covered in green tufted leather, with traditional tartan and other patterned fabrics in...

Deluxe Balcony Room
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Deluxe Balcony Room

330–436 sqft
From 623 USD

Traditional tartan and Texas-inspired details feature in the room’s furnishings. There is outdoor seating for two, with an indoor sitting space alongside the sleeping area....

Premier Room
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Premier Room

330–436 sqft
From 696 USD

The rooms are on the upper floors and have floor-to-ceiling windows. In the pictured King layout, a checked sofa with floral cushions sits near the...

1 Bedroom Suite
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1 Bedroom Suite

680–880 sqft
From 757 USD

The suite has an extra-large floorplan, with a private bedroom set apart from the living area. A sofa furnishes the lounge. In the pictured design,...

Premier Balcony Room
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Premier Balcony Room

330–436 sqft
From 863 USD

On the upper floors, these rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows and outdoor seating for two. Inside, the sitting area is alongside the sleeping space. In the...

Fairway View Suite
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Fairway View Suite

880 sqft
From 930 USD

The private bedroom is separate from a living area furnished with a sofa. Large windows rise from the floor to the ceiling along the interior....

Dude Perfect Suite
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Dude Perfect Suite

1,210–1,316 sqft
From 1’298 USD

Designed for families, the suite has a private adult bedroom apart from the children’s bunk room. The latter accommodates four children, with the living area...

4 Bedroom Ranch House East
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4 Bedroom Ranch House East

2,300 sqft
From 2’098 USD

An open central interior brings the living and dining spaces together. Tall windows and doors run from floor to ceiling, with an outlook towards the...

4 Bedroom Ranch House West
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4 Bedroom Ranch House West

2,300 sqft
From 2’098 USD

Beside the Fields Ranch Clubhouse, the house looks towards the 18th green. The master suite and three other bedrooms each have their own bathroom. A...

4 Bedroom PGA District Ranch House
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4 Bedroom PGA District Ranch House

2,300 sqft
From 2’098 USD

A large living room shares an open interior with the dining area. A dining table and kitchen island provide places to sit for meals, near...

Peter Millar Suite
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Peter Millar Suite

1,542 sqft
On Request

A separate bedroom accompanies the large living area. Custom Crown pillows and layers of textiles draw on Peter Millar’s clothing designs. The wall coverings feature...

Two 18-hole championship courses give the property its center of gravity. Fields Ranch East, designed by Gil Hanse, uses rolling ground and Panther Creek to create a strategic test. Fields Ranch West, designed by Beau Welling, has broader fairways and a different route through the North Texas landscape. Golfers considering both should allow time for each rather than treating them as interchangeable rounds. Course access and tee times require separate arrangements; a hotel reservation alone is not a confirmed starting time.

The shorter formats broaden the appeal. The Swing is a lighted, ten-hole par-three course, and The Dance Floor is a two-acre putting course. They let mixed-ability groups spend time together without committing everyone to 18 holes. The PGA Coaching Center and practice facilities add depth for guests who want instruction or focused work on their game. A family can make golf a shared afternoon activity, while a more committed player can build much of the stay around East and West.

Next to the hotel, the PGA District brings retail, dining and entertainment into the resort orbit. Ice House combines a beer-garden atmosphere with hitting bays, while Ryder Cup Grille sits at the Fields Ranch Clubhouse for a meal after golf. These spaces also welcome visitors who are not staying at Omni. Their public character gives the campus energy, though guests seeking a secluded country-club atmosphere should know that this is a social, active place.

The main hotel has 451 guest rooms and 49 suites. Its design takes cues from Texas materials without turning the rooms into themed cabins: warm wood, clean lines and views over courses or resort grounds keep the feeling contemporary. Room selection deserves a closer look if a fairway outlook or balcony matters, because these features vary by category. For a couple on a short golf break, a hotel room keeps restaurants and pools close. Suites give more space during a longer stay or between group events.

The ten Ranch Houses are a different proposition, not simply larger suites in the hotel tower. Each is a four-bedroom residence with shared living space and an open-air porch. That arrangement suits a golf party that wants to gather before dinner, or relatives who need private bedrooms and a place to meet. Groups should compare a Ranch House with several separate hotel rooms rather than assume one option always works better. The houses provide a residential base within the wider resort.

Omni has two leisure pools with a splash pad and an adults-only rooftop infinity pool. These are distinct moods: the leisure pools support family afternoons, while the rooftop looks across the fairways from a quieter, 21-and-over setting. The fourth pool belongs to Mokara Spa and is reserved for spa guests, so it is not another general resort pool. Cabanas and poolside food can make a full day outside appealing even when nobody has a tee time.

Mokara Spa has treatment rooms, a salon, steam rooms, saunas and a private pool terrace. Its more enclosed setting contrasts with the broad, public spaces of PGA Frisco. One guest can spend the morning on a course while another makes a spa visit the main event. Green Cactus Café adds lighter food beside the spa, and the fitness center gives travelers another way to keep their routine. Spa visits and pool access should be planned according to the spa's own arrangements.

Dining works best when guests recognize the difference between hotel, clubhouse and district. Trick Rider is the resort's distinctive dinner address, a steak and seafood restaurant whose rodeo references extend into its design. The Apron is more flexible across the day, with views towards Fields Ranch. The Lookout Lounge & Bar gives the hotel a place for smaller plates and drinks without making dinner a formal occasion. These venues are in the main building, a useful distinction after a long round or a day at the pool.

Beyond the hotel, Ryder Cup Grille belongs to the Fields Ranch Clubhouse, and Ice House sits in the PGA District. That spread gives groups choices: a meal after golf, a deliberate steakhouse dinner, or an informal evening around the district. Coffee, spa and poolside venues fill the gaps between larger meals. The breadth is valuable over several nights, but local diners and event guests share the campus. For a particular restaurant or a large party, planning ahead remains sensible.

The resort's PGA Parkway address places it in Frisco rather than central Dallas. Dallas Fort Worth International Airport and Dallas Love Field are both reached by road, with travel times dependent on traffic. Once at the property, a guest can spend several days among courses, pools, spa and district without treating every meal as an excursion. That self-contained quality is especially useful for a group whose members have different interests. It also explains why the resort feels distinct from a downtown business hotel, despite its extensive meeting spaces.

Scale is both its strength and its clearest trade-off. Golf groups, families and colleagues can find their own rhythm without separating into different hotels. The same breadth means activity around pools, restaurants and paths, particularly when events bring extra visitors to PGA Frisco. Travelers who want stillness and a small-house sense of privacy may prefer another kind of Texas retreat. Here, the more compelling plan is to use the place: a round on East or West, short-course golf with friends, time at Mokara, and dinner that matches the day.

For a golf-led trip, the course pair and practice choices are the deciding reasons to stay. For a family, the leisure pools and shorter games may matter just as much. Ranch Houses can turn a larger group visit into a shared stay without giving up separate bedrooms. Omni PGA Frisco Resort & Spa is most persuasive when those purposes overlap. A serious player can pursue Fields Ranch while companions have a substantial resort of their own, all on the same campus.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

The Swing's lighted, ten-hole par-three format lets friends add a shorter golf session after dark without committing the evening to another full round.

Trick Rider pairs steaks and seafood with a crystal horse chandelier and horseshoe-shaped bar, giving a celebratory dinner a distinctly Texan sense of occasion.

Mokara Spa combines treatment spaces with a pool reserved for spa guests, offering a separate setting from the resort's leisure pools when planning downtime.

Location of Omni PGA Frisco Resort and Spa

4’341 PGA Pkwy, Frisco, TX 75033, United States

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Weather at Omni PGA Frisco Resort & Spa

Frisco

What to Know About Omni PGA Frisco Resort & Spa

Is Omni PGA Frisco Resort and Spa a good resort?

Yes. Omni PGA Frisco Resort and Spa is a strong choice for golf, pools, spa, dining, and North Texas trips. It suits golfers, families, couples, groups, and travelers who want a resort setting near Dallas and Frisco.

Where is Omni PGA Frisco Resort and Spa located?

Omni PGA Frisco Resort and Spa is located in Frisco, Texas, on the PGA Frisco campus. The resort is about 30 miles north of downtown Dallas, making it practical for regional getaways and events.

How many rooms does Omni PGA Frisco Resort and Spa have?

Omni PGA Frisco Resort and Spa has 500 hotel rooms and suites, plus 10 Ranch Houses. This gives guests standard resort rooms, larger suites, and private house-style options for families or golf groups.

What are the Ranch Houses at Omni PGA Frisco?

The Ranch Houses are private, villa-style accommodations designed for more space and group comfort. They are a strong choice for families, friends, golf groups, and guests planning a longer resort stay.

Is Omni PGA Frisco good for golfers?

Yes. Omni PGA Frisco is built around golf and is one of the strongest golf resorts in Texas. Guests can play Fields Ranch, practice, take lessons, enjoy short-course golf, and stay close to PGA facilities.

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