New 'treetop' resort will open in Wisconsin Dells this spring
An Instagram-worthy, treetop resort is coming to Wisconsin Dells.
Venture Luxury Estates, part of Uphoff Resorts, has announced plans to open the Treetop Villas at Mirror Lake this spring.
The resort will contain four resort-style rentals located near the company's forthcoming The Original 1855 Dawn Manor Restaurant, which will open concurrently with the Treetop Villas.
Despite the name, the accommodations aren't actually up in a tree a la the Tree Hotel in Harads, Sweden. They are, however, elevated with an enviable view and easy access to the water slide-rich heart of Wisconsin Dells.
'The Treetop Villas are a one-of-a-kind luxury retreat that seamlessly blends contemporary architecture with the natural beauty and rich history of Mirror Lake,' Steve Uphoff, CEO of Uphoff Resorts, says in a statement. 'Every tree possible has been preserved, providing guests with an immersive stay in the treetops overlooking this stunning landscape."
Currently under construction, the compound will have three villas, which each contain two bedrooms and two bathrooms. With a sleeper sofa, they're able to house six guests.
The fourth unit features four bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms, suited to up to 10 guests. All of those treetop suites are "cantilevered over the sandstone cliffs" with "breathtaking views of the natural lake and ravines below," according to the company's announcement.
In addition to access to a 10-person communal sauna, guests will find each of the units appointed with a full kitchen, gas fireplace, washer and dryer, and a wardrobe that comes with skis and snowboard equipment. Each suite's back deck also features a fire pit and lake-facing hot tub.
The Treetop Villas at Mirror Lake will open close to the Original 1855 Dawn Manor Restaurant, a period-themed restaurant that the company announced last summer in partnership with the St. Paul-based Morrissey Hospitality. Venture Luxury Estates is now accepting reservations for the treetop
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