Hotel vicino a Timbavati Wildlife Park - Wisconsin Dells

“We have stayed here for the last 15 yrs. when we visit the Dells. Always professional staff and clean and quiet rooms.”

“The staff was amazing ”

“Room very clean, moved our room closer to pool to accommodate us. Will definitely return ”

“very cozy”

“My only concern was parking that is very limited. They ran out of parking so when I arrived at night, we called the front desk and they instructed us to park at the church right there at the motel. This did work out. ”

“Room clean people was so nice. ”

“We loved our stay at Delton Oaks Resort! The private beach, free kayaks and paddleboards, and cozy updated rooms made it a true home away from home. The staff went above and beyond, and the location is unbeatable — close to the Dells’ attractions but still quiet and relaxing”

“Very basic old school motel. Very 80’s but clean. No issues with the stay. If you’re looking for Great Wolf amenities, or even a modern motel, look elsewhere. That said, if you come to the Dells to enjoy the activities and only use the room to sleep, it’s a budget friendly choice ”

“Motel pulito, letto comodo, colazione ottima, piscina confortevole e Spa calda. C' è anche area fitness non utilizzata. ”

“Everything was great.”

“My recent stay at Mt. Olympus Resort was very disappointing. Late at night, a serious incident occurred on our floor involving a hotel security guard allegedly cornering a teenage guest. Moments later, another woman came forward saying her 14-year-old relative was missing. The situation caused panic among families, and the response from hotel staff was disorganized and unprofessional. The police were called, and chaos continued for hours with shouting and people running through the hallways....

“All’arrivo ore 15:30 la camera non era pronta…ho dovuto aspettare altri 30 min. Camera piccola e nel seminterrato ”

“Lo único que no me gustó fue que las máquinas de hielo estaba fuera de servicio ”

“Great stay for the price and being right next to the downtown area during Wo-Zha-Wa festival!”