WISCONSIN DELLS, Wisconsin— Dellshire Resort, a new medieval-themed hotel in Wisconsin Dells, opened its doors to guests on May 10 — and those doors are guarded by a 60-foot-tall, fire-breathing dragon sculpture named Golspar.
The resort offers 208 guest rooms and suites within a fully realized, immersive setting. The Dellshire Resort features castle-style architecture, stone-masonry facades, cathedral-style windows and story-driven design elements. The facility has two on-site restaurants as well as bars, retail shops and a shuttle to an off-site sister property, Dawn Manor Restaurant, Bar & Speakeasy.
Dellshire Resort’s Keystone Event Center boasts the 4,075-square-foot Chaucer-Troyes Ballroom, which can be divided into two rooms and has a ballroom terrace. Planners can also host a board meeting in the Troubadour room or gather groups for a cocktail hour in the pre-function space. The event center offers a convenient separate entrance, custom catering packages and flexible planning for meetings.
Additionally, Dellshire Resort boasts six indoor and outdoor pools, a 9,000-square-foot family entertainment center with amusement rides, a tree canopy walk and meeting and event space for up to 280 guests.
Blade & Barrel is the hotel’s tavern-inspired restaurant that serves feast-worthy dishes for breakfast and dinner, while The Thirsty Dragon lounge and bar, nestled in the heart of the castle, offers handcrafted cocktails and small bites.
Perhaps the most intriguing feature is Dellshire Resort’s “mixed reality” gameplay, which is integrated throughout the resort. This technology allows guests to engage with story-driven adventures, quests and challenges that unfold across physical spaces rather than on a single screen.
For more information, visit dellshireresort.com.
