Mt Olympus Resort

Feared the worst going in, pleasantly surprised. DID NOT go to waterpark or theme park, went to Kalahari for that. Stayed in The Village Building #25. The room was very clean. I undid the bed almost expecting to find something wrong and saw clean sheets, clean pillows. Old school tv but who cares. Didn’t see a single employee which is a little worrisome. Stayed there for Valentine’s Day. I guess if I want to save a little cash I’d visit this place again.

We made a reservation for Valentine’s day weekend. We arrived and within a few hours checked out and demanded a refund. We did receive a refund and they really didn’t seem to care why we were not happy. Very dirty, indoor theme park is a joke, the indoor watetpark is very small and not very clean. All the waterpark employees are wearing blue gloves, I guess they dont even trust the cleanliness or lack of I should say. Definitely would not recommend staying at this «resort»

Thought we were getting a great deal for $ 79 (half of the cist wad resort fees!). But our room is bare bones. No dresser, two hangers and no heat in the bathroom. Learned that lesson again… If it seems too good to be true, it probably is.

Horrible! Stay far away from this unprofessional business. We had a reservation in Dec 2015 as we were in WI visiting family for the holidays. Unfortunately, we needed to cancel the reservation as a winter storm was due to hit & we decided to head back to Texas. December 20^th a cancellation email was received & we were told a credit voucher would be sent to us but our cc would still be charged. Great! Understandable, as we did cancel. Today we get a call from a employee stating we will be charged (again) as we were a no show for our stay last night? I live in Houston Texas. Why would I book a visit to central WI in February leaving 75 degree weather to stay at a waterpark for one night? They have no confirmation via email, only stating we were being billed. But apparently a email verification goes out for each reservation. So now I have been billed for 2 stays & have never stepped foot on this property. Unprofessional, uneducated, underhanded.

Staying here in the winter (least users to share connection) and the Wi-​Fi is worse than what I had 15 years ago at home. Time for Mt Olympus to get with the times and purchased some dedicated Fiber.

We were not overly impressed. Thankfully we had a discount on our room. I’d NEVER pay full price for this place.
We checked in last weds and had an off-​site village double room. Our room card access didn’t work. We had to wait 40 min for somebody to show up with new ones from the main site. The room itself was large but the TV was old and the heater if turned up too much and the air conditioner too low it smelled like it was burning. The first day it took til evening for them to clean our room. We asked about free tubing, skiing and snowboarding that was splashed all over their website and were told it wasn’t open til saturday. The day of checkout we woke up late and I asked the front desk about a later checkout. He was unbelievably rude and said it was absolutely NOT available and after 10:30 housekeeping could just walk in. We were then feverishly trying to pack up 6 people and at 10:38 the housekeeper knocked on the door and asked why we weren’t gone. I said nicely that we were almost done and she was more than rude, rolled her eyes and said «please!!!» like a bratty teen.
The indoor water park was small and it was cut throat to even get a table and chairs to sit and relax. They don’t even have lounge chairs. You have to walk outdoors to get to the indoor theme park… no overed or indoor cross walk. Mind you, this is end of Dec in WI. the theme park was great for the little ones but not much to do for the 2 older kids. Parking was next to impossible at the main building as well.
Overall, I’m not impressed with this place. They gobbled up all the old motels on that street, painted them white and blue and called it their own. They barely fixed the places up. No coffee maker in the room, no hand towels in the bathroom. A tiny microwave and dorm size fridge were in the room.

Mt. Olympus Resorts & Parks very unhappy with this place they bought up all the ratchet motels in town and slapped their name on them then they advertise a stay here at some great price ya right you get what you pay for spent the night with some hood rats no sleep manager says too bad I won’t be back here!

We found a great deal on line for half off rooms. We have a very spacious room with 2 queen beds and a pair of bunk beds. The hotel is starting f to look run down I. The dingy hallways, but our room looked and smelled clean.

I stayed next to a cemetery first time in dells don’t recommend it fridge not working not what i expected

Although we live in Wisconsin, we have never taken advantage of the Wisconsin Dells attractions so for my daughters birthday we decided to give it a try. Mt. Olympus has off-​season deals where their rooms are pretty inexpensive and include entrance to the indoor attractions. This is where I say… you get what you pay for.
First off, you have to know that they own several (a lot) of buildings in the area and almost all of them are off-​site. When we went to check in we had to check in at the main hotel. This place looked decent and was connected to the indoor waterpark but is not where we stayed. After checking in I was waved over to another table to pick up a welcome packet that quickly went into a sale pitch for their Christmas Mountain property. Thanks but no thanks. We then got back in the car and drove a few blocks to our building. It felt and looked like a dorm room and seemed like we were in a low class hotel. The room wasn’t comfortable at all and it just felt wrong. The awesome bunk beds you see in the pictures was there but what you miss is the crappy mattresses on those beds. The «queen sized» bed we were supposed to have was more like a full size bed. The TV was old but we did have a fridge and microwave in the room. The floors are laminate and the walls were thin. We could here EVERYTHING… including the kids running through the halls and the people who came in at 2am in the morning shouting and being loud in the hallways. We didn’t stay the second night, we left the next day.
The indoor water park is small, so I can see where people claim to get bored after an hour. It was also kinda crowded and very loud but that was to be expected. The lockers are either $ 10 or $ 15 to rent all day, so you can open and close as many times as you want. The bathroom/​changing area is small and kinda dingy.
The indoor park is a little nicer and a little more quite. the rides seem to be geared towards smaller kids so you don’t see a bunch of big kids in here. The rides are older but fun enough that it should keep most kids entertained for a little while at least.
Overall, not the best experience but again you get what you paid for. That being said, it was $ 150 total for two days. This is cheap compared to what you would pay during peak season but you also get many more outdoor options. Parking is at a premium too, so be careful with that.

We are here now and so far it has been great. Off season and it isn’t busy at all. I do have to say the indoor water park is small but we are still having fun. We originally booked a room in the Village but we were able to upgrade for $ 7/​night for the main hotel which works great. Restaurant isn’t open but that is okay. There is a snack bar which is high priced but hey it is the Dells. And a coffee shop I want to try.
I think the room was nice. Only complaint would be we are on the second floor and it sounds like there is a herd of animals above us. I can’t blame them if there are kids up there probably jumping off the nice bunk beds. This is mainly a kids hotel so we deal with it.
Amusement room is ideal for small kids. I brought a big kid (62) and he had a great time playing the token games.
Staff has been nice so far. True the water park workers look bored but I would also. We received a lot of local information from a very nice lady. The lady in the arcade was great. Nice looking pool boys so as an older woman who can complain about that… lol.
Everything is close by, pricey but close by. If you want to eat cheap there is McDonald’s, Culver’s, and last but not least Taco Bell.

The room we had on the third floor in the main resort area next to the water park stunk. It smelled like dirty mop water. It may have been, as the floors were made out of some sort of laminate.
The bonus, it being this time of year and being a monday night this place was abandoned. The staff was nice however looked very bored. We had a great time but had hoped the room woul have been a little nicer.

We got a great deal, had a wonderful time, rode roller coasters, water slides. We came at the perfect time after Labor Day weekend. Our room is spacious and clean. We had a great view from our room. Not much in terms of food onsite, but lots of places outside of the park.

After a long camping weekend, our little family of four decided to stop in the dells for one night as a side trip. I looked online and found that Mt. Olympus resort was having a discount on their rooms. The pictures posted of the rooms looked nice and the water park looked big. We booked a room for the village. Little did we know, though the resort owns most of the strip, it’s accommodations were comparable to a dingy motel.
The check in person was far from friendly. No welcoming smile, which should have been our first clue that this place could care less about hospitality! I asked if we could upgrade when I found out how far away our room actually was from the main water park area. Don’t trust the look of the map you are given. Everything looks closer than it actually is.
The room was horrible. We decided to try and stay positive and check out the indoor water park. Um… can I just say, for a water park resort, you should be embarrassed!!! It was so small, we left and got bored after about an hour. The bathrooms were unclean and the water park was dingy. It was completely understaffed and chaotic.
The Dells: a completely overrated and overpriced experience overall. Spend your money elsewhere.
Let the actual pictures of the room speak for themselves. We got back from a disappointing experience at the water park and packed up and drove home. I didn’t even mention how far we had to park from the water park. All around a bad place.

I stayed at Mt. Olympus Village #24
Pros — I liked how there was a microwave and mini fridge
Cons — The rooms and the village in general STINKS! When we needed something there is no one to reach out to. It’s too inconvenient to go to the resort where we checked in at just to get an extra something. It’s annoying! They took my apple cutting knife during cleaning wtf!

Place was clean and quiet and we partied our butts off. The hotel is right across the street from Mount Olympus 15 years

Where to begin?
This place is $ 250/​night and lodging is basically a group of about 10 different motels that were bought out, painted white and blue on the outside and presto.
Walking to and from the theme parks is a .5 mile hike. The rooms are beyond low class and campy, and the whole place looks like it came out of a 90s movie.
Crappy towels, no sheer curtains (so no privacy if you want natural sunlight), horrid motel grade toiletries, instant coffee packets, shabby bathroom and the list goes on.
Wisconsin dells is so lush and beautiful, and yet this place is a hideous monstrosity and a really bad version of Vegas.
Avoid at all costs!

Stayed on the property in a room in hotel Rome. The room was great we all were able to be in the room comfortably, and the bunk beds made it so much kooler to the kids. Nice decore, clean rooms friendly staff.
On the other hand, little to no parking, and the water park was so packed it was ridiculous. Being open to the public was not a good thing because the guests that were actually staying on their property are crowded out. This is the first time I’ve been to one that you Dont have to be a hotel guest to enter an I am not thrilled. The wave pool was so over crowded it constantly had traffic jams, the hot tub was crowded as well.
The indoor theme park had a super long line for the go carts as well but that wouldn’t even have been a deal breaker. Because I wasn’t able to fully use and enjoy the water I am only giving this hotel 3 stars and only because of the awesome room.
BTW does anyone know what is in the chests outside the rooms in hotel Rome are!!!

First time staying @ Mt. Olympus Rome. No coffee pot, dust in some area and fixtures. Also no safety box in the room. Thin ceiling that you can hear so loud when people walk or run upper floor. Oh. remember to bring your own shampoo, shower soap and lotion and make sure your pen too. None of these are provided In the room. But one thing so funny why they bother to leave 2 packs of instant coffee in your room?
One more thing I should let you know is the blanket, you feel like you sleeping under a waffle. So uncomfortable :(

Decided on a last minute trip to the Dell’s and selected Mt Olympus due to a $ 60 discounted rate, after realizing they add a $ 22 resort fee and that we were going to be at one off the off-​site motels, we upgraded to an on site room as my mom has problems walking. They accommodated us by adding $ 60 to our bill and putting us in a first floor room which pleased us. The room was clean, spacious and comfortable. The room was on a main thorough way and it constantly signed like a stampede our like someone was at our door.
The hotel itself on the other hand is a disappointment, the indoor water park is small, the indoor theme park looked really big, but it’s not. The outdoor theme park makes the hotel rates worth it. Knowing we were attending off season, we were prepared for limited rides and completely ok with what was open although one more roller coaster would have been nice.
I don’t think we would stay here again, the kids prefer the other two large hotels in the area instead.