Stayed in a 1 bdrm condo with my two kids, 7 and 9. When we first walked in the door, the kids complained the place was tiny. Once their shoes were off and they actually walked into the place, they were amazed at how big it was! These are the original BM condo's, so they are somewhat dated (except bathroom... More

We did not like the unit at all. It smelled of curry. Unit was dated and could really use renovation's. Would never stay here again. Sheets would not stay on the bed, which drives me nuts. The only saving grace was the location. Kids loved being right on the hill. When I booked on line, I did not realize that... More

We booked 3 nights through Intrawest in a one-bedroom unit on the ground floor (a distinct advantage) with ideal snow conditions/fair weather. The unit is spacious with a wood-burning fireplace and well-equipped kitchen. Guests can use the amenities at the Inn at Blue Mtn (10-min walk). Main Likes: - Location. This is virtually ski-in/ski-out. - Well- equipped kitchen - Spacious... More

I have stayed in pretty much all of the accomodations in and around Blue Mountain. The village is nice because you are right in the middle of everything and the units there are fairly new and updated. The Cachet Crossing condos are right beside the village and look onto one of the smaller hills. I would recommend Cachet crossing for... More

Condo (Cachet crossing) at base of Blue Mountain Resort. Great people to deal with (Lodges at Blue Mountain), and the condo is nice (basic, but clean and good size). Issues- beds are just ok, and could be updated. Pullout couch is unuseable. Biggest issue is noise- snow gun outside the unit, and the windows do not block out noise at... More