The Omega

Who The Omega suits

The Omega sleeps 13 in five bedrooms and is the cluster chalet whose fifth bedroom offers three individual beds rather than a shared double bunk, which suits groups where several guests need a bed of their own. Two queens sit on the main level, a third queen and two bunk rooms are downstairs, and the open kitchen with dining for ten, the lounge and the balcony fill the upper floor.

Omega’s description notes unobstructed ski-hill views from both the balcony and the hot tub, so winter groups get the slopes in sight from the water. It stands at 104 Brooker Boulevard opposite Monterra Golf Course, a 10-minute walk from the Village; the Omega rooms and beds guide works the sharing arithmetic through room by room.

The Omega rooms and beds, level by level

On the main level, Bedrooms 1 and 2 are queens. The lower level adds Bedroom 3, a third queen, plus Bedroom 4 with a single-over-double bunk and a separate single (four sleepers if two share the double) and Bedroom 5 with a single bunk and a separate single, which gives three individual positions.

The full 13 therefore works as six in the queens, four in Bedroom 4 and three in Bedroom 5. Any group that will not share the double bunk should count 12, and three couples should know that the third queen is one floor below the other two. Omega lists three bathrooms; the guest booklet describes three and a half, so ask which are full baths if simultaneous showers matter to your morning.

Kitchen, living floor and facilities at The Omega

Omega’s top floor combines a stocked kitchen (dishwasher, oven, stove, refrigerator, kettle and coffee maker) with a dining table described for ten and a lounge around the gas fireplace beneath exposed beams. The gallery follows the burgundy-and-grey exterior into that kitchen, dining and lounge sequence.

Thirteen diners will need a staggered dinner or a buffet, because the dining count is ten. Room-darkening shades, a Smart TV, free WiFi, an ensuite washer and dryer and full climate control are on the amenity list, and the grocery delivery answer covers stocking the two-level shop-and-carry routine.

Hot tub with ski-hill views, pool and parking at The Omega

The Omega’s year-round private hot tub is on the lower deck with the ski hill in view; eight people at a time is the limit, the cover stays on and bungeed when the tub is empty, and outdoor tubs are quiet between 11 PM and 7 AM by Town by-law. Guests of Omega share the heated outdoor pool and fire-pit patio at 104 Brooker Blvd from May to mid-September.

A propane BBQ, garden and balcony with golf-course and mountain views complete the outdoor list, and the reservation carries four free parking spaces marked #3 with dashboard passes. Hot-tub capacity and pool sharing each have their own answer.

Where The Omega is and getting around

Omega is a 10-minute walk from Blue Mountain Village and directly across from Monterra Golf Course at 104 Brooker Boulevard, with Scandinave Spa, Collingwood and the Georgian Bay beaches a short drive away. The ski chalet collection explains what walking distance means on a lift day, and the mountain-view chalets page lists the homes with the same outlook.

Check-in opens at 4:00 pm and check-out is 11:00 am. Omega accepts pets with a pet fee, one dog per stay as standard and two considered by size with prior confirmation; the pet-friendly chalets page sets out the expectations.

Near The Omega: places and events

• Open-Air Gondola, about 5 minutes by car
• Axed at the Bunker axe throwing, about 5 minutes by car
• Northwinds Beach, about 10 minutes by car
• College and University Week at Blue Mountain (February)
• Christmas on the Bay market in Meaford (December)

What The Omega’s photos show

Omega’s photographs follow the chalet from its burgundy-and-grey exterior into the upper kitchen, dining area and lounge. The bedroom selection shows queen rooms and two different bunk arrangements. Aerial and pool views explain the shared setting rather than a private garden pool. Open the captioned The Omega gallery to see every room.

Plan a stay at The Omega

• Omega gallery with room captions
• Omega bedroom table and sharing plan
• Five-bedroom chalets
• Chalets for twelve or more
• Add a second chalet next door
• Booking several chalets together
• How to organise a group trip
• All ten Blue View chalets
• Check The Omega dates and book direct

Questions about The Omega

How does The Omega reach 13 guests?

Six in the three queen bedrooms, four in Bedroom 4 (single-over-double bunk plus a single) and three in Bedroom 5 (single bunk plus a single).

Are all of Omega’s queen bedrooms on the main level?

No. Two queens are on the main level and the third queen is on the lower level alongside the two bunk rooms.

Can you see the ski hill from The Omega’s hot tub?

Yes. Omega’s description records unobstructed ski-hill views from both the balcony and the hot tub on the lower deck.

How many bathrooms does The Omega have?

Three are listed. The printed guest guide describes three and a half, so confirm the full-bath and powder-room split with the team if it matters to your group.

Does The Omega have a sauna?

No. Omega has a private hot tub and gas fireplace but no sauna; the Corona, Stella, Luna and Prima are the cluster chalets with private saunas.

Where do Omega guests park?

In four assigned spaces marked #3 on the 104 Brooker Blvd parking map, using the four passes provided.