Aloha Beach Resort

My wife and I we like the cleanest of the property we like the staff that was helpful and the workers start early in the morning preparing everything for the guess I was impressed and no I did not find anything I dislike

It was a fun trip kids enjoyed the visit. My only probably I had was front desk was locked up over night no one was there!

It was in off season so not crowded at all. Nice view from balcony. Room was comfortable and clean.

I paid to be be by the grill and there was no grill at all to use

It was during winter time so a lot of the outdoor activities are obviously closed in dells , but we just came up for a weekend getaway. The rooms were a little dated, but very well kept up. pleasant staff, the sauna was a nice feature you don’t find in a lot of places, for the price I paid I thought it was an excellent deal.

We arrived during the first weekend of the off season (November 1st), so everything was probably a lot quieter than usual - with the outdoor pool and beach closed. Yet knowing that the hotel was certainly nowheres near full, we were disappointed to find that our jacuzzi king room (the type of room an adult couple would choose) was next to a room with a family with multiple children. Made even stranger by an adjoining door that would connect the two rooms, and allowed every word, yell, and TV sounds into our room. Obviously hotels have kids, I know that, but I think those room assignments should have been more thoughtful. That adjoining door blocked no sounds was beyond annoying. I loved the Jacuzzi tub in our room, it was large, clean and worked properly. The tiles had seen better days, but I understand that people are hard on hotel rooms. The bathroom was very small and shabby. The king bed was moderately comfortable. But the room was mostly clean (some dust and hair in the drawer I opted not to put my clothes in). We only ever saw staff at check-in and checkout. The guy at check-in wasn't super friendly, but it was fine. When we were out day-one our towels were refreshed and plastic cups replaced, but the bed was not changed or made. Next time I'm in the Dells I'll probably pick somewhere else to stay. But Aloha was the cheapest ($150 a night) we could find on short notice with an in-room Jacuzzi, so I'm happy with that.