Which chalets work best for a group ski trip near Blue Mountain?

The eight chalets at 104 Brooker Blvd are built for a ski weekend. Each one is a flat 10-minute walk to Blue Mountain Village and the base of the lifts, so the group walks to first chair and back to après without touching the car. Inside every chalet: a private year-round hot tub for tired legs, a gas fireplace, a full kitchen for big pre-ski breakfasts, free parking for four vehicles, and a washer/dryer for damp base layers. They are walkable to the slopes but not slopeside — honest, and the short stroll is what keeps evenings quiet. See the line-up on our near-the-Village page or read exactly how close the chalets are to the lifts.

Most cluster chalets are 5-bedroom: Aurora, Corona, Luna and Prima sleep 14; Omega and Vega sleep 13; Stella sleeps 12; Vista is a 4-bedroom sleeping 10. One group of friends usually fits in a single sleeps-14 chalet. For a bigger trip, book adjacent chalets — two host about 28, three about 42, all eight handle 80-plus — so every family gets its own chalet and hot tub. Want a post-ski steam? Luna and Prima have steam saunas; Corona and Stella have dry saunas. See them on the chalets-with-sauna page.

Ski peak — Family Day, March Break, holiday weeks — is the busiest stretch of the year and books months out, so lock in early (expect a 3–4 night minimum on peak dates, 2 nights otherwise). Live rates for every chalet and date are on the booking page. Reserving several neighbouring chalets for a larger crew? Start on the groups page — booking direct means we coordinate adjacent chalets so the whole group lands side by side, which matters when you are juggling lift days and staggered arrivals.