The Corona

Who The Corona suits

The Corona is the cluster chalet with a private dry sauna and two gas fireplaces, sleeping up to 14 in five bedrooms across three levels at 104 Brooker Boulevard. Two queens are on the main level, a third queen and two matching bunk rooms are downstairs, and the upper floor holds the kitchen with its island, dining for ten and the living room.

Ski weeks, spa-minded groups and two-family holidays that want a sauna after the slopes are Corona’s core use. It is a 10-minute walk from Blue Mountain Village and across the road from Monterra; the Corona rooms and beds guide shows exactly how 14 sleepers are allocated.

The Corona rooms and beds, level by level

Corona’s Bedrooms 1 and 2 are main-level queens, and Bedroom 3 is a queen on the lower level. Bedrooms 4 and 5 are identical in their published bed types: each has a single-over-double bunk plus a separate single, so each sleeps four only when two people share the double lower bunk.

The full 14 is six in the queens and four in each bunk room, which means both doubles are shared. If every guest wants an individual mattress, count three queens as six plus two singles and two upper bunks and book a smaller party, or pair Corona with a neighbour through the two-chalet collection. Three bathrooms are recorded; the guest booklet says three and a half, so confirm the full-bath count if it matters.

Kitchen, living floor and facilities at The Corona

Corona’s upper floor pairs a white-cabinet kitchen with an island and yellow stools, stonework dividing the cooking, dining and sitting areas, and two gas fireplaces. Dining is described for ten. The kitchen inventory is one of the fuller ones in the cluster: dishwasher, freezer, oven, stove, refrigerator, kettle, coffee maker, kitchen island, baking sheet and barbecue utensils.

Conditioner, body wash and shower gel are supplied alongside shampoo, with clothing storage and hangers in the bedrooms, an ensuite washer and dryer, Smart TV, free WiFi and air conditioning. For a group of 14 eating in, plan two sittings around the ten-seat table; the kitchen equipment answer covers the rest.

Dry sauna, hot tub and shared pool at The Corona

Corona’s private indoor sauna is a dry sauna, confirmed by both the chalet record and the guest guide: turn the timer to an hour, sit on towels, keep hands off the stones and leave the door open afterwards. The year-round private hot tub is outdoors on the lower deck, capped at eight bathers and 104°F, cover on when empty, with outdoor quiet hours of 11 PM to 7 AM.

From May to mid-September Corona guests also use the heated outdoor pool and gas fire-pit patio shared by the eight cluster chalets, registered guests only. A propane BBQ, garden, balcony with golf-course and mountain views and four assigned parking spaces marked #5 complete the picture; the chalets with saunas page lists the other three.

Where The Corona is and getting around

Corona is a 10-minute walk from Blue Mountain Village at 104 Brooker Boulevard, directly opposite Monterra Golf Course, with Scandinave Spa and Collingwood a short drive away. The hot tub and sauna guide and the ski chalet collection explain why walking distance matters on a lift day.

Check-in is from 4:00 pm and check-out by 11:00 am. Corona welcomes pets with a pet fee — one dog per stay as standard, a second possible by size with prior confirmation — as described on the pet-friendly page.

Near The Corona: places and events

• Timber Challenge High Ropes, about 5 minutes by car
• Side Launch Brewing, about 10 minutes by car
• Craigleith Heritage Depot, about 10 minutes by car
• Thundersnow Classic in Collingwood (January)
• Wasaga Beach Blues (September)

What The Corona’s photos show

Corona’s gallery includes the yellow facade, white-cabinet kitchen, stone fireplace faces and a timber-lined dry sauna. Outdoor views show the private lower-deck hot tub and upper balcony. The swimming pool and fire-pit terrace pictured elsewhere in the gallery are shared amenities. Open the captioned The Corona gallery to see every room.

Plan a stay at The Corona

• Corona gallery with room captions
• Corona bedroom table and sharing plan
• Chalets with a private sauna
• Chalets that sleep 14
• Five-bedroom chalets
• Hot-tub capacity explained
• Group ski trip packing list
• All ten Blue View chalets
• Check The Corona dates and book direct

Questions about The Corona

Is The Corona’s sauna dry or steam?

Dry. Corona’s label and guest guide both record a private dry sauna; the gallery shows wooden benches and a stone-filled heater.

How many people does The Corona sleep?

Up to 14: two people in each of three queens and four in each of two bunk rooms, each with a single-over-double bunk plus a single.

Does The Corona have two fireplaces?

Yes. Two gas fireplaces are on Corona’s amenity list, on the upper living floor.

Can The Corona seat 14 at dinner?

Dining is described for ten, so a full house needs two sittings or a buffet.

Where is The Corona’s hot tub?

Outdoors on the lower deck, open year-round with a limit of eight people at a time.

How far is The Corona from Blue Mountain Village?

A 10-minute walk from 104 Brooker Boulevard, across from Monterra Golf Course.