Short answer
No — the chalets book as overnight accommodation with a two-night minimum, not as day-use event spaces. Short-term rental licensing covers lodging, and single-day handovers do not fit how whole homes are cleaned, deposited, and turned over. The workable version: book the stay, and build your daytime gathering into it, within the chalet’s registered guest limit.
Why day rentals do not exist here
A chalet turnover is a full-home process — cleaning, hot-tub servicing, inspection, deposit handling — scaled for stays, not hours. Layer on the licensing reality (these are registered short-term accommodations in a residential area, with occupancy limits attached) and a rent-it-for-the-afternoon model simply is not something a legitimate operator in this town can run. Our minimum-stay answer covers the two-night floor and its holiday exceptions.
The version that does work
Most day-event enquiries — a milestone lunch, a shower, a small retreat day — fit comfortably inside a normal two-night booking. The chalet becomes the weekend’s home base, the daytime gathering happens at the dining table or on the deck, and everyone attending stays within the guest limit of 10 to 14. The boundary between a gathering and an event is drawn honestly in hosting a party at a chalet; showers specifically already work well as chalet weekends.
If you genuinely need a venue
A 60-person daytime function needs a licensed event space — that is a different product, and pretending otherwise serves nobody. Where the chalets re-enter the picture is lodging around the event: out-of-town guests, the organizing family, the wedding block. That pattern is mapped in wedding guest accommodation and on the corporate retreats page for business gatherings that pair a venue day with a group stay.
Related questions
Could we book two nights but only use the chalet for one day?
You can use your booking however you like within the rules — plenty of groups centre a two-night stay on one big day.
Do you make exceptions for small daytime gatherings?
The two-night minimum and occupancy limits apply to every booking — the honest path is a short stay with your gathering inside it.
Can a corporate team book a one-day offsite?
As a day-use venue, no. As an overnight retreat — arrive, work, dine, stay, wrap next morning — it works well; see the corporate page.