Which two side-by-side Blue View chalets fit a group of 20 to 28?

• Luna and Prima, units 7–8: 28 guests, 10 bedrooms, two steam rooms, the far west end. Luna and Prima.
• Vega and Corona, units 4–5: 27 guests, 10 bedrooms, one dry sauna. Vega and Corona.
• Omega and Vega, units 3–4: 26 guests, matching layouts.
• Corona and Stella, units 5–6: 26 guests, two dry saunas.
• Stella and Luna, units 6–7: 26 guests, a dry sauna and a steam room.
• Aurora and Vista, units 1–2: 24 guests, 9 bedrooms, beside the pool deck.
• Vista and Omega, units 2–3: 23 guests, 9 bedrooms, either side of the pool deck.

For 27 or 28 guests, only two pairs work: Luna and Prima, or Vega and Corona. For 25 or 26, add the three 26-guest pairs. Twenty to 24 can take any pair, which frees the group to choose by features: the pool end for summer families, matching houses for two equal families, saunas for a ski group.

Each chalet keeps its own maximum, so the split matters as much as the total. A group of 26 in Corona and Stella splits 14 and 12, so the bigger household goes in Corona. Every chalet has its own kitchen, hot tub, laundry and four parking spaces; the shared parts of the property are covered in what side-by-side chalets share.

Any chalets can be booked together when the dates are free. Check both calendars on the same day and book them close together, as one payer or as two families (see booking per family). If your first pair is taken, try the next pair along the row before splitting the group across the property.

A pair can also be two chalets that are not neighbours, such as Vista and Stella for their two twin rooms, or a Brooker chalet with Aqua Villa on the bay. The group then gives up the shared lot and the short walk between doors, which matters more for some groups than others; combining Aqua Villa or 44L with Brooker covers that option.