For the guild coordinator planning a sew-in weekend: chalets with a dining table for ten, a kitchen island in three of them, washers and dryers for pre-washing fabric, and an honest list of what to bring, from irons to cutting mats, because the amenity lists do not include them.
Last reviewed October 9, 2026
All five list dining for ten on the upper floor and a washer and dryer; Corona, Luna and Prima add a kitchen island for cutting. Sort by sleeps, then count machines against table seats.
| Chalet | Sleeps | Bedrooms | Bathrooms | Sauna | Hot tub | Pool | Location | To Village |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Corona | 14 | 5 | 3 | Dry | Yes | Seasonal (shared) | Mountain cluster | 10-min walk |
| Luna | 14 | 5 | 3 | Steam | Yes | Seasonal (shared) | Mountain cluster | 10-min walk |
| Prima | 14 | 5 | 3 | Steam | Yes | Seasonal (shared) | Mountain cluster | 10-min walk |
| Omega | 13 | 5 | 3 | — | Yes | Seasonal (shared) | Mountain cluster | 10-min walk |
| Stella | 12 | 5 | 3 | Dry | Yes | Seasonal (shared) | Mountain cluster | 10-min walk |
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With Sauna The Corona Chalet 5
A 5-bedroom, 3-level chalet built in classic ski-chalet style, situated across from Monterra Golf Course. The open-concept upper level features a fully stocked kitchen, dining for 10, and unobstructed ski hill views from the balcony. Special amenities include a private indoor sauna, 2 gas fireplaces, year-round private hot tub, and seasonal heated shared swimming pool.
With Sauna The Luna Chalet 7
A 5-bedroom, 3-level chalet built in classic ski-chalet style, situated across from Monterra Golf Course. The open-concept upper level features a fully stocked kitchen with dining for 10, and unobstructed ski hill views. Special amenities include a private indoor sauna, 2 gas fireplaces, year-round private hot tub, and seasonal heated shared swimming pool. A 10-minute walk from Blue Mountain Village, ideal for families and friends seeking comfort and convenience.
With Sauna The Prima Chalet 8
A 5-bedroom, 3-level chalet built in classic ski-chalet style, situated across from Monterra Golf Course. The open-concept upper level features a fully stocked kitchen with dining for 10, and unobstructed ski hill views from the balcony. Special amenities include a private indoor sauna, gas fireplace, year-round private hot tub, and seasonal heated shared swimming pool. A 10-minute walk from Blue Mountain Village.
With Sauna The Stella Chalet 6
A 5-bedroom, 3-level chalet built in classic ski-chalet style, situated across from Monterra Golf Course. The open-concept upper level features a fully stocked kitchen with dining for 10, and unobstructed ski hill views. Special amenities include a private indoor sauna, gas fireplace, year-round private hot tub, and seasonal heated shared swimming pool, suitable for year-round enjoyment.
The Omega Chalet 3
A 5-bedroom, 3-level chalet built in classic ski-chalet style, situated across from Monterra Golf Course. The open-concept upper level features a fully stocked kitchen with dining for 10, and unobstructed ski hill views from the balcony and hot tub. Enjoy a year-round private hot tub, seasonal heated shared swimming pool, gas fireplace, and modern amenities designed for comfort and relaxation.
Guild retreats are measured in machines, not beds. A dining table that seats ten is at most ten sewing positions, and fewer once extension tables go on. Corona, Luna, Prima, Stella and Omega all list dining for ten, and Aurora seats ten as well. Corona, Luna and Prima add a kitchen island, the obvious cutting station under a mat. A guild of fourteen in a sleeps-14 chalet therefore has more sewers than chairs: some members hand-stitch by the fireplace, or the group books two chalets and spreads out. Reserve each chalet on its calendar, such as Luna’s.
Table dimensions are not published, so ask for them before promising everyone a full-size machine and an extension table.
From the chalet amenity lists: a washer and dryer in every cluster chalet and in 44L (Aqua Villa lists a washing machine), a hair dryer, air conditioning and heating, a fully stocked kitchen with a dishwasher in the cluster, and free Wi-Fi for pattern downloads. Not on the lists, so pack them: irons and ironing boards, cutting mats, task lamps and power bars for a table of machines. Ask about outlets near the dining table before arrival. Cluster chalets keep the kitchen and dining floor at the top of the house, so machines, totes and frames go up a flight of stairs; members who find stairs hard should read the accessibility answer before committing.
Cooking eats into stitching hours, so many guilds buy ready food. Goldsmith’s Orchard Market near Thornbury, about 20 minutes away, sells produce, bakery items and prepared meals and advertises online pickup and local delivery; confirm delivery to the chalet address. Ravenna Country Market, also 20 minutes, sells frozen entrées and sandwich or dessert platters by inquiry. Corona, Stella, Luna and Prima list a freezer and baking sheets. One rule matters at mealtimes: clear fabric and pins off the table before food goes down, and keep hot irons off the kitchen counters. The chalet meal plan for twenty scales down neatly.
One chalet takes a circle of ten to fourteen; a guild of twenty-plus takes two side by side, for example Stella and Luna, whose two dining tables give up to twenty seats. Members sleep in the chalet they are registered to, so ask the team before planning a shared sewing room in one house for members of the other. Setting up is easiest straight after the 4:00 pm check-in, so machines are threaded before dinner, and the 11:00 am check-out means the last quilt top is packed over breakfast. A break from the table can be the Blue Mountain Foundation for the Arts Art Shop and its workshop calendar in Collingwood, 15 minutes away. Any member coming from town for the day cannot join the sew-in at the chalet; the policies admit registered overnight guests only.
At most about ten at the dining table in the chalets that seat ten, fewer with extension tables. Ask for the table size, and plan hand work for the rest.
Irons are not in the amenity lists, so bring your own, along with ironing boards, cutting mats and lamps.
Yes. Every cluster chalet and 44L lists a washer and dryer; Aqua Villa lists a washing machine.
Corona, Luna and Prima in the cluster, and 44L in Tyrolean Village, list a kitchen island. Bring a mat to protect the surface.