Are the pools at the Blue Mountain chalets shared?

The pool sits in the middle of the Mountain cluster, so the eight chalets on the property — Aurora, Vista, Omega, Vega, Corona, Stella, Luna and Prima — all share it. “Shared” means shared among Blue View guests, not with the neighbourhood: the pool is for registered guests only, and unauthorised visitors are not permitted on the property or at any of its amenities. That rule exists for the people in the water — a pool shared by eight chalets is calm when it is eight chalets, and not when each has invited a carload of friends. The pool schedule is sent with your welcome message, and the pool season answer covers the May-to-mid-September window and how the weather moves it.

No food, drink, glass or pets in the pool area; children supervised by an adult; hours as posted for the season. Families with young swimmers find the pool the easiest part of a summer day — it is steps from the chalet door, heated, and shared with a handful of other families rather than a resort crowd — which is why the chalets with pool access page and the families-and-kids pool answer are among our most-read summer pages. A two-chalet group gets the pool between its two decks, and a whole-property rental has it entirely to itself.

44L, in Tyrolean Village, lists the Brooker Boulevard pool on its amenities as a short drive away, and its guests are welcome by arrangement — ask when you book. Aqua Villa has no pool at all, and no one who books it misses one: it is a waterfront villa with a sandy public beach steps from the door and a bay-facing private hot tub, which is a better swim than any pool on a July afternoon. Outside the pool season, from mid-September to May, the water feature at every one of the ten chalets is the year-round private hot tub.