March Break chalet rentals at Blue Mountain

Prices and availability checked November 11, 2026 · By the Tyrolean Village team, family-run at Blue Mountain since 1964

March Break 2027: prices and what is still open

Prices are per night for the whole chalet, before HST and the municipal accommodation tax, read from our booking calendar on November 11, 2026. The last column opens that chalet with the dates filled in, where the calendar and the price are live. There is no cleaning fee except at apartment #B2 ($175 a stay), and booking direct means no platform fee on top. Our ninth rental, a private cottage, rents by the month and is not in this table.

Midweek is where the value is

March Break is a school week, so most families can stay Monday to Friday, when the nightly rate is far lower than a weekend: apartment #B1 is $439 on a weeknight against $697 on a Friday or Saturday, and chalet #54, which sleeps 20, is $1,165 against $1,755. Two families sharing #54 for four weeknights pay about $58 a person a night, with a kitchen, hot tub and sauna in the house. Check your own school’s calendar first: private schools and other provinces often take a different week.

Which chalet for which family

For up to 8, the apartments (#B1 is 150 m from the ski lifts, #B2 is 100 m). For up to 10, a 4-bedroom cottage (#FO1 or #FO2); the two are halves of one duplex, so two families can take both together and sleep 20. For up to 14 with a private hot tub, one of the three luxury chalets, which stand side by side: two sleep 28 and all three sleep 42. For 20 under one roof, chalet #54, with a private hot tub and an indoor cedar sauna. Booking several chalets together explains how we pair them.

Families with children are welcome in every chalet; our usual rule that guests are 25 or older is for groups of adults.

Skiing in March, and what else there is

Blue Mountain sells its day tickets at separate Monday-to-Thursday and Friday-to-Sunday rates through March 21, and night lift tickets start at 3:30 PM, so March Break week falls inside the ski season; the resort posts open runs and conditions on its conditions page. The ski hills are a 7 to 10 minute walk from the chalets, so nobody has to drive or park.

For the days off the hill there is tubing, skating and snowshoeing nearby, cross-country skiing a short drive away, the Scandinave Spa’s outdoor baths for the adults (see our spas page), and Blue Mountain Village a 10 to 20 minute walk from the door. Our winter page has the full list.

What every chalet includes

Every chalet has a full kitchen with pots, pans and a coffee maker, a dining area sized for the house, a fireplace, Wi-Fi and free parking. Beds come made with bedding sets, pillows and comforters, and towels are provided (one bath towel and one washcloth per person). Chalet #54 and each luxury chalet has its own private hot tub, and #54 adds an indoor cedar sauna; hot tubs close at 11 PM under the town bylaw. Fridges are standard size, so a big group should bring a cooler or two. Dogs are welcome at #54, FO1, FO2 and B1 with no pet fee, two pets at most; the luxury chalets are pet-free.

Booking and cancelling

A booking takes a 40% deposit, with the balance due 30 days before arrival. You can cancel 30 days or more ahead for a refund less the card fee, so a stay arriving March 15 stays refundable until February 13. Check-in is 4 to 7 PM at our office on Grey Road 19, and checkout is 11 AM; a late checkout until 3 PM can sometimes be arranged for $75 plus tax. At check-in we take a credit card pre-authorization as a security deposit, $1,000 for a 3 or 4-bedroom and $1,500 for the larger chalets; it is a hold, not a charge. Guests are 25 or older unless you are a family with children or have the manager’s approval, and the town’s noise bylaw applies at all hours. The full list is in minimum stay and check-in and our rental information.

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