The Aurora

Who The Aurora suits

The Aurora is the cluster chalet to choose when three couples want bedrooms on the same floor: it is the only Brooker Boulevard home with three queen bedrooms on the main level. Five bedrooms and three listed bathrooms sleep up to 14 guests across three storeys, with the kitchen, dining seating for ten and the living room on the upper floor and two bunk rooms downstairs.

It sits at 104 Brooker Boulevard across from Monterra Golf Course, a 10-minute walk from Blue Mountain Village, and shares the seasonal heated outdoor pool with the other seven cluster chalets. Multi-family groups, ski weeks and milestone weekends are its natural fit; use the Aurora rooms and beds guide to agree on sharing before you reserve.

The Aurora rooms and beds, level by level

Aurora’s bedroom plan is unusual for the cluster. Bedrooms 1, 2 and 3 are all queens on the main level, so three pairs can stay together one flight below the kitchen. Downstairs, Bedroom 4 combines a single-over-double bunk with a separate single bed for four sleepers, and Bedroom 5 is listed as single-over-double bunk beds without a stated room capacity.

That fifth room is the one to confirm with the property manager before you plan for all 14, because the published bed list does not say how many bunk sets it holds. A ten-person party can ignore the question entirely: six in the three queens plus four in Bedroom 4 fills Aurora without touching Bedroom 5. The adults-and-kids layout answer explains how families usually split queens upstairs from bunks below.

Kitchen, living floor and facilities at The Aurora

Everything social at The Aurora happens on the top floor: a fully stocked kitchen with dishwasher, oven, stove, refrigerator and coffee maker, a dining area seating ten, and a living room around the gas fireplace with a Smart TV. The photographs show timber-panelled walls and tall windows, and the balcony off this level looks straight at the ski hill and across to Monterra.

Because dining seats ten and the chalet sleeps 14, plan two sittings or a buffet for a full house. Linens and towels are provided, there is an ensuite washer and dryer, and air conditioning and heating cover every season; the kitchen equipment answer lists what to expect before you shop.

Hot tub, pool and outdoor space at The Aurora

Aurora’s private hot tub is on the lower deck and runs year-round; keep it to eight people at a time, cover on when nobody is in it, and note the Town by-law quiet hours of 11 PM to 7 AM for outdoor tubs. From May to mid-September the shared heated pool and the gas fire-pit patio at 104 Brooker Blvd are open to registered guests of the eight cluster chalets, with no food, drink, glass or pets in the pool area.

The propane BBQ, the garden and the golf-course and mountain views round out the outdoor list. Aurora’s reservation includes four free parking spaces with passes for space #1 on the parking map. Read how many people fit in the hot tubs and whether the pool is shared if those details decide your booking.

Where The Aurora is and getting around

From The Aurora, Blue Mountain Village is a 10-minute walk, so a ski day or a Village dinner needs no car once you have arrived. Monterra Golf Course is directly across the road, and Scandinave Spa, Collingwood’s downtown and the Georgian Bay shoreline are short drives; the Monterra golf answer and the near-the-Village collection cover those distances.

Check-in is at 4:00 pm and check-out at 11:00 am. Pets are welcome at Aurora with a pet fee: one dog per stay is standard and a second may be considered by size with prior confirmation, as set out on the pet-friendly chalets page.

Near The Aurora: places and events

• Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster, about 5 minutes by car
• Alphorn Restaurant, about 5 minutes by car
• Heritage Park off-leash area, about 5 minutes by car
• FRZN Rail Jam at Blue Mountain (January)
• Summit 700 trail runs at Blue Mountain (July)

What The Aurora’s photos show

Aurora’s photos show a green-sided chalet, a timber-lined upper living floor and lower-deck hot tub. The bedroom images include queen rooms and metal bunk frames; use the written room plan to settle who sleeps where. Pool and red-chair patio photographs show shared facilities at the Mountain property. Open the captioned The Aurora gallery to see every room.

Plan a stay at The Aurora

• Every Aurora photo with room captions
• Aurora bedroom table and sharing plan
• Other five-bedroom chalets in the cluster
• Chalets that sleep 14
• Pair Aurora with a second chalet
• Check-in and check-out times
• Planning a multi-family stay
• All ten Blue View chalets
• Check The Aurora dates and book direct

Questions about The Aurora

How many guests can The Aurora sleep?

The Aurora sleeps up to 14 guests in five bedrooms: three main-level queens, a bunk room with a single-over-double bunk plus a single, and a second bunk room listed as single-over-double bunk beds.

Are all three queen bedrooms at Aurora on the same floor?

Yes. Aurora is the cluster chalet whose three queen bedrooms all sit on the main level; the two bunk rooms are downstairs and the kitchen and living room are upstairs.

Does The Aurora have a private hot tub?

Yes. Aurora has a year-round private hot tub on its lower deck, limited to eight people at a time, plus shared access to the seasonal heated pool at 104 Brooker Blvd from May to mid-September.

How far is The Aurora from Blue Mountain Village?

About a 10-minute walk. The chalet is at 104 Brooker Boulevard, across from Monterra Golf Course.

Is The Aurora pet-friendly?

Yes, with a pet fee. One dog per stay is standard; two may be considered depending on size with prior confirmation.

Can Aurora seat everyone for dinner?

The dining area seats ten. A group of 14 should plan two sittings or a buffet on the upper floor.