Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Wisconsin Dells
Sofa beds, an indoor pool, and room to spread out
About this hotel
Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Wisconsin Dells keeps its rooms practical, with some configurations offering sofa beds that suit a family needing extra sleeping space without booking two separate rooms. The indoor pool and hot tub give a place to relax after a day at Mt. Olympus, while the fitness center offers parents a way to fit in a workout during a multi-day trip. Free parking keeps the overall cost predictable for a family arriving by car. This is a dependable, mid-range stay rather than a themed resort, built around getting a family comfortably through a few nights near the park without extra fees layered onto the room rate, with the sofa-bed rooms in particular standing out for larger families sharing one space.
- Indoor pool
- Hot tub
- Fitness center
- Sofa-bed rooms available
Our take
I would choose the Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Wisconsin Dells for families who want a dependable, unassuming base near Mt. Olympus. Rooms are straightforward and some come with sofa beds, which helps with children. The indoor pool and hot tub work in any weather, the fitness center covers the grown-ups, and parking is free. It is a plain hotel, so expect no resort-style extras.
- ✓Ask specifically for a sofa-bed room when booking if your group needs extra sleeping space for kids.
- ✓Use the hot tub in the evening once the pool deck quiets down after a full day at the park.
- ✓Book the fitness center time early morning before the day's plans at Mt. Olympus begin.
Why we love it
- Sofa-bed rooms for extra space
- Indoor pool and hot tub included
- Fitness center on-site
- Free parking for the whole stay
Why guests love itWith two kids and a grandparent along, the sofa-bed room here meant we didn't need to book a second room just for extra sleeping space, and the indoor pool and hot tub gave everyone a place to settle after long days at Mt. Olympus. The fitness center let me squeeze in a quick workout most mornings before the rest of the family was even up.