The Belfry House

Just a few minor points for improvement: The thermostat is a bit “wonky” with the directions being outdated as compared to the actual remote unit(s). Even though it took a bit of doing, we got everything working properly. The system is quiet, completely functional and comfortable. The hotel provides a parking pass for guests of the hotel but on weekends the parking is a bit of an issue as locals visit the “Opus/Bistro 67” restaurant as well. One presumes this is the inevitable result of having a really good restaurant on the premises. The Belfry House is right off WI Route 67 and as a rule, I never stay near a highway. That said, Route 67 is not a busy highway and did not negatively affect our stay whatsoever. As a matter of fact, we were pleasantly surprised at every turn. Not only the quaint and quiet but the cleanliness of our room and the entire facility. From the lobby to the restaurant, the hallways and even the exterior of the building. The other amenities like a fireplace in our room, heated bathroom floors, a free bottle of wine, free sodas, snacks, cable and internet were very much appreciated. Our room was wonderful, noting that the mattress and PILLOWS (which are critically important to me) were exemplary. The Opus/Bistro 67 restaurant is small and exactly what anyone who eats – anything, would want, when paying for a meal. So much of what we have available to us post-covid is sub-par service and mediocre food at a high price. We’re from Illinois and I’ve been shocked to see $200+ bills for a very average evening out. We chose the Bistro 67 menu on a Friday evening. We started with a split of the Warm Goat Cheese Salad. For entrees, my wife had the Prime Beef Filet and Frites and I had the Wild Ora King Seared Salmon. We also shared the Yukon Gold Potato Gratin with crème brulee for dessert. We had two martinis followed by one more martini and a glass of wine. The service was excellent and Chef Eric’s dishes were a superior dining experience. His presentation is top notch. Our meal with a 20+% tip was $199. Stunning. We’ll definitely be back.

We love the Belfry! This was our second time staying here for the night. It’s the coziest and more beautiful stay. You won’t regret it.

A Luxe Lakeside Gem: Belfry House If you’re looking for a sophisticated escape in Delavan, Belfry House is an absolute standout. This boutique hotel strikes the perfect balance between high-end luxury and intimate charm. From the moment you walk in, the impeccable decorum and refined aesthetic make it clear you’re in for a premium experience. Why It’s Worth the Stay: * True Boutique Style: The design is thoughtful and elegant, feeling more like a private estate than a standard hotel. * Spotless & Luxurious: The rooms are remarkably clean, featuring high-quality linens and finishes that justify its luxury billing. * Warm Hospitality: The staff is genuinely friendly and attentive, ensuring you feel like a guest of honor rather than just a reservation number. * The Welcome Package: A delightful touch! Receiving a curated welcome package upon arrival really sets the tone for a pampered weekend. A Word of Advice on Booking While the hotel itself is flawless, I’d recommend booking directly if possible. I ran into some frustrating price gouging via Expedia, where the third-party markups felt significantly inflated compared to the actual value. Save yourself the headache (and the cash) by bypasssing the big travel sites. Despite the third-party pricing hiccup, Belfry House is easily one of the best stays in Wisconsin. Would you like me to help you draft a formal email to the hotel to see if they can match a price or offer a direct booking discount for your next trip?