Can a group book side-by-side Blue View chalets that all have a sauna?

• Corona and Stella (units 5–6): 26 guests, two dry saunas. Corona and Stella.
• Stella and Luna (units 6–7): 26 guests, one dry sauna and one steam room.
• Luna and Prima (units 7–8): 28 guests, two steam rooms.
• Corona, Stella and Luna (units 5–7): 40 guests, two dry saunas and a steam room.
• Stella, Luna and Prima (units 6–8): 40 guests, one dry sauna and two steam rooms.
• Corona, Stella, Luna and Prima (units 5–8): 54 guests, two of each. Corona to Prima.

East of Corona the run stops: Vega, Omega, Vista and Aurora have no sauna. Aqua Villa has an indoor steam shower but is on Georgian Bay, not at Brooker.

Corona and Stella have dry saunas, with wooden benches and a heater with stones in the photographs. Luna and Prima have steam rooms; Luna’s is a tiled room with a bench in the photographs. A group that wants both kinds can take Stella and Luna, or any trio, and put the steam fans in one chalet and the dry-heat fans in the other when assigning households. A group that cares about one kind books a matching pair: Corona and Stella for dry, Luna and Prima for steam. Chalets with a private sauna covers the difference.

The same rules apply in all four: no smoking in steam rooms, which forfeits the full deposit, and no pets in steam rooms.

Ski groups who want heat after the hill, wellness weekends and couples’ groups who care more about evenings in than about the pool. The sauna end is also the west end, away from the pool and the lot entrance, which suits groups who do not need to be by the water. Each chalet is booked on its own calendar, so check all of them on the same day.

If one of the four is taken, the run usually still works as a pair or trio. Losing Corona leaves Stella, Luna and Prima for 40; losing Prima leaves Corona, Stella and Luna for 40; losing Stella in the middle splits the run, so the group either books Luna and Prima for 28 or accepts one neighbour without a sauna.