Went with a friend for a cocktail. Ordered a flatbread pizza & we each ordered a drink. The staff…read morewas polite and accommodating. We sat on a comfy couch overlooking the patio area near the front door. Casual & comfortable environment. Both drinks & food were yummy & the service was good. Will return if I'm ever in Wisconsin again.

Was stoked to do some tastings, couldn't find a bartender to help me for almost 10 minutes. When…read moreshe walked in, I greeted her and she looked clearly annoyed. I asked for a wine list and she so rudely directed me to the machines. After waiting as long as I did, a friendly smile and an explanation as to how the bar operated and uses the machines, may have kept me in there or order something. I declined the machines and left.

I meant family members here for the Sunday brunch. Wow. Great selection of food. Everything was hot…read moreand fresh. Made to order omelettes, ham, and prime rib carved for you. Breakfast items, lunch items, salad bar. The food was excellent. The service was decent. The coffee was also excellent. We sat there for a couple hours catching up, this was out of town family that I haven't seen in a while. It wasn't super busy that they needed the table so they were quite accommodating. And of course, the view are beautiful. Did it rain that morning and the course was an excellent shape. Highly recommend here for a bunch.

learn how to run a tee sheet trappers!!!!!! if you dont want singles booking for 2 then make…read moresingles pay before round!!!! we have groups of 3 playing everytime!!!

I have to say do not use this venue by any means! My daughter booked this place and I begged her…read morenot to book before I seen it. I had called the owner and she was so rude when I asked simple questions. The main bar has coors light and miller light neon signs. I simply asked if we could take them down and she was so rude for me like I was a bother. My daughter emailed her questions and it takes the owner forever to get back to her. They are so unprofessional and do not know how to run a wedding venue. My daughter kindly asked for her deposit back and the lady refused. I know we signed a contract but after reading how many terrible reviews and how bad our experience has been she didn't want to go with the venue. The wedding is a year away and I wish my daughter picked a better venue. Brides DO NOT use this venue! Please!

What an absolute pleasure this was! I just got married this past weekend and could t have asked…read morefor a better time. All the guests stayed at the Chula Vista ( 5 min away) or the Vue. Kerri (owner/manager) was all over the entire time and on point! There was bad road construction that came from no where and she had a solution to everything. The food was absolutely amazing and the venue couldn't not have been better. We had the ceremony outside along with pictures and music going while being able to see our guests so there was no fear of missing out. Plenty of room for a band and dancing too If you're looking into a venue, I'd highly recommend this place. Not one thing went wrong and it was nothing but amazing. We can't wait for our photos/video. Thank you so much for making this such a great and special night!!

We just left here from celebrating our two year anniversary…read more Cesar Salads, 2 NY Strips(rare), Broccolini and the Garlic mash. YUM! My husband loved his steak. I should have order mine strip medium rare (instead of medium) If you need a good drink that packs a nice punch; order the Wisco Sour :) Attentive service. & Exceptional server ! Her name was Morgan

Just went for drinks (which were amazing) but I can't even begin to give props to the lovely staff…read moreand the beautiful rooms/ whole atmosphere!

I visited this gorgeous venue for the Leinenkugel's and Ishnala Beer and Food tasting. All four…read morecourses (seared scallops, seared rack of lamb, seared Kobe Beef and a brioche bread pudding) were fantastic. The venue is a restored barn that has been painstakingly restored and it was truly top breathtaking. Looking forward to attending future events.

My daughter and her fiancé were very excited to book their wedding and reception here. We made an…read moreappointment to visit the venue, ask questions, and revue options. Due to unforeseen circumstances, we ended up being about 30 minutes late for the appointment but still had time to tour. Whenever we asked about different options, setup, etc. we were told to go check them out on Instagram, which I did during the tour - not helpful. Overall it seemed that we were bugging them. Like our being there was an annoyance. At one point my daughter was so upset that she walked away from the group and cried. Hardly the response you want your daughter to have when planning her big day. It's a nice venue with a lot of possibilities. Just don't expect a lot of help from the venue manager. Maybe she was having a bad day. Maybe she was annoyed that we were late. I don't know. What I do know is that they are in the wedding business and that means the bride shouldn't end up in tears because she was treated poorly.

We are in the Dells quite often and were looking for different things to do so we decided to check…read moreout Baraboo and came across the mansion and brewery. Walking into the brewery was awesome, such a cool place and quite large. The girl at the spot were I believe you can order food wasn't too friendly but the bartender was awesome! Bartender was super friendly, I wish I could remember his name. We told him how we were looking for things to do and he was more than happy to write down some recommendations for us. I thought that was super nice because I feel like sometimes, at least in the Dells area, it seems like they get tired of us tourists and aren't always as friendly as I feel they should be considering they know they're working in a tourist area. We happened to be sitting next to the lady that does the tours so we thought, awesome, we love seeing old buildings and hearing the history so we signed up! It's $20 per person and about 50-60 mins. It was super cool to see, informative, the lady was friendly, and answered any questions we had. It was pretty amazing to hear that people actually live on the 4th floor, I wasn't expecting that for some reason. After the tour was over she played the large organ for us which was great. We sat down for another beer, listened to the awesome music the bartender was playing and set up our next tour at the Driftless Glen distillery. This was on our list plus it was one of the recommendations from the bartender. If your in the area and looking for something different to do, I highly recommend checking this place out!

This was a beautiful history lesson. The tour guide, Kim was very knowledgeable. I appreciated that…read moreshe included my 3 children in the conversations by addressing them, talking with them, and answering their questions. The house is beautiful and has so many gorgeous rooms and architecture. The tour ends in the brewery where Kim plays the calliope. She also offered the adults a free sample of beer from the Ringling brewery. Tour took about an hour and was well worth the time and money. Highly recommend.

Ok, this is my SECOND review of this place....my wife and I visted 2 years ago and left a glowing…read morereview....and yelp took it down! Lol apparently it was too nice so they thought it was fake. Well, that initial review was not fake, and neither is this one hahah with that being said, two years later and we finally made it back! Just like last time, Cale and Tanya were fantastic hosts and we had a blast! The igloos were awesome just as we had remembered and have even improved since last time we stayed! New to us this time around, our group spent some time playing games in the "communal" igloo right outside of the gathering house. It was super cool and cozy, especially at night when the lights made for a nice ambiance. It was plenty warm as well We had 6 people in there and, while it was a little tight, ultimately it was super cool and a lot of fun! We can't wait to visit again, hopefully next time in the summer or fall so we can explore the trails and the river right on the property! Thank you Cale and Tanya!

The ultimate glamping experience. Comfortable, secluded, and easy access to the river. The owners…read morewere incredibly friendly and the coffee bar was just what I needed in the morning. Will def be back!

We came here to celebrate our wedding anniversary and the 4th of July. We thought about staying…read morehere but the room prices were too expensive. We had dinner reservations at their Double Cut Steakhouse. Our server told us about a fireworks show at dusk there so we walked over to the convention area and they had lots of seats set up for the public to sit which was nice. This place is HUGE - they own so much space here. I was really surprised. The fireworks show was really good. It went on for awhile. We enjoyed it. I think we dodged a bullet with the parking because we were there for dinner. You had to go past an attendant who had a sign by him that parking was $25 per car. When we told him we had dinner reservations, he let us go through. All in all, a good experience. Detailed review of the steakhouse in a separate review.

1/5 We have now…read morebooked the Kalahari Treehouse TWICE, driven seven hours each way with our family TWICE, spent more than $5,000 between the two trips--and somehow have still never stepped foot inside the Treehouse we booked. Our first trip was in June. We specifically booked the Treehouse because that was the experience we wanted for our family. When we arrived, we were told there had been a double-booking issue and the Treehouse was no longer available. We were moved to a suite instead. After that experience, I spoke with a Kalahari representative who offered us a discounted return stay so we could come back and finally have the Treehouse experience we originally booked. So we gave Kalahari another chance. We made another seven-hour drive to Wisconsin Dells on August 27, only to arrive and discover that we once again DID NOT have a Treehouse. This time, we had been placed in a cabin. The entire reason we made this second trip was because Kalahari failed to provide the Treehouse the first time. I have email correspondence specifically referencing the two-bedroom loft, and even the Kalahari representative who called us shortly before arrival referred to the two-bedroom loft. At no point during the booking process was I told we were coming back to stay in a cabin. Yet when we arrived, that's where we were placed. I have repeatedly asked a very simple question: When did our reservation become a cabin reservation, who changed it, and where is the documentation showing that I was informed of or agreed to that change? I still have not received a satisfactory answer. We spent approximately $2,800 on this second stay alone, and the resolution offered was a $150 refund. So across two trips, our family has spent more than $5,000 and approximately 28 hours driving to and from Wisconsin Dells. Both trips were negatively impacted by essentially the exact same issue. Book a Treehouse. Arrive. No Treehouse. The most frustrating part is that the SECOND trip only happened because Kalahari was supposed to be making the FIRST situation right. Mistakes happen. I understand that. But when a company makes the same mistake twice--and the second mistake happens during the trip that was specifically arranged to correct the first one--$150 against a $2,800 stay doesn't feel like an appropriate resolution. I've tried handling this privately and giving Kalahari the opportunity to review what happened. I've sent emails, provided screenshots of the correspondence, and asked leadership to review the reservation history. At this point, I still don't have an explanation for how our promised accommodation became a cabin. I can't even get a reply from upper management. For a resort at this price point, I expected significantly better communication, accountability, and customer service. More than $5,000 spent. Two seven-hour drives each way. Two Treehouse bookings. Zero nights in a Treehouse. That pretty much sums up our experience.

Nice new hotel in the Dells. Nothing fancy, just clean and comfortable. No pool, but has a small…read moreworkout room. Love the rooftop. Great view of the sunset! You can use the grills for free and there is plant of space for a group to have a party or to just kick back and relax. Rooms are small, but the beds are comfortable. I had a single king bed and it pretty much took up the entire room. So I would choose this hotel if space is a need. (There is a desk area if you need to do some work). They do allow pets and I heard some barking, even in my room, but nothing at night.

My husband and I stayed here for 2 nights for my birthday. Room was very clean! Hotel was clean and…read morehad everything we needed. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars was due to the front desk employee (I forget her name) we came in and went to get water but there were no cups and my husband checked a drawer to get a cup and she yelled at us. A simple "may I help you" would have been nice but she was very rude with us saying they keep personal things in the cabinets and drawers so we can't open them. I think she realized she was being rude and changed her tone after seeing that we were apologizing and being kind. This has nothing to do with the hotel itself and I would still recommend! Just want to add offering free sparkling water is a nice touch! We loved it.