Is the shared pool at the chalets good for families with kids?

The heated pool is a shared amenity for the eight chalets in the Mountain cluster at 104 Brooker Blvd, and it runs seasonally from roughly May to mid-September. Guests in any of those eight — Aurora, Corona, Luna, Prima, Omega, Vega, Stella, and Vista — can use it. It's a sociable spot families love when several chalets are booked together for a reunion: kids from different families play in one place while the adults relax nearby. Note that Aqua Villa and 44L are separate properties and don't share this pool. See all eight pool-cluster chalets on the near-the-Village page.

The pool is a shared, unsupervised outdoor pool — there's no lifeguard, and it isn't fully fenced or childproofed. An adult should always be with children in or near the water, and non-swimmers should wear appropriate flotation. Because it's shared across the cluster, other guests may be using it at the same time, so treat it as a community space rather than a private one. If your group books several adjacent chalets through our group page, you'll often have a friendlier crowd of your own families around the pool, which makes supervision easier to share among the adults.

Outside the May to mid-September window the shared pool is closed for the season — but every Blue View chalet has its own private year-round hot tub, which kids enjoy after a day of skiing or hiking (always with adult supervision and sensible time limits for little ones). A few chalets add a sauna: steam saunas at Luna, Prima, and Aqua Villa, and dry saunas at Corona and Stella. For year-round indoor swimming, several nearby resorts and facilities have pools too. See the full list of chalets with a sauna, or plan a warm-weather pool trip via the chalets page.