We stayed at the Blue Mountain Chalets on a recent golf trip with 44 golfers. The 5 uniits we were in, called A -1 to A-5, were houses with 4 bedrooms downstairs and three bedrooms on the main level. Each unit housed 8-9 people
A-1 was very good, it was upgraded with new furniture and new carpeting, and was very nice.
A-2 - A6 should be retired to the Smithsonian Institute as places that were great in the 1970's but are no longer inhabited. The units had tired furniture, very tattered carpeting, very
poor conditions as to the grounds, the basic general needs. Each unit had no soap, no hampoos, no dish soap, no garbage bags, no ammenities at all. Some of our golfers actually moved out of the units and rented another place, even though all these units were prepaid and no refunds were available. The units were that bad. The beds were like sleeping on boards and the linens were a mismatch of whatever old pieces they could muster. The towels looked like they were in use for 10 years.

Save yourself the grief, get a better optuion if going to Blue Mountain.

I stayed with my family of 8 at 125 Wintergreen Place. The staff was fantastic, the place was clean, quiet and very nicely decorated. We were provided with basic cooking utensils - pots, pans, dishes, plates etc. We were also provided with comforters but had to bring our own linen and toels, which was fine.

The staff, particularly Ashleigh, Heather and Jodi were just fantastic.

I would definitely recommend 125 Wintergreen, and I will definitely go back!

We stayed at Chateau Ridge next to the Blue Mountain Inn, and although the chalet/condo was clean and spacious, these units are long overdue an update. The walls were dirty needed paint, the kitchens are severly outdated, the nateesses are old everything about thus place needs updating. It screams hot tub time machine. Also, wifi was not included with the room as advertised, there is an additional fee for it. The rates for this unit are very high, I expected so much more, the inky thing going for thus place was location.

Blue Mountain Chalets at 125 Winter Green Place.
I have travelled extensively to ski chalets around North America and Switzerland and this is the first time I have ever had to practically bring my own home with me in order to function "normally". At this Blue Mountain chalet, I had to bring my own linens, towels, pots/pans, toilet paper, tissue paper, pillows (and cases) and in hindsight, I should have brought my own beds, because the ones here were so well worn. Mattresses felt like they were at least 20 years old and sagged in the middle. This place is definitely not worth the money that they ask.

Pros:
1) friendly staff 2) close to village 3) ample room

Cons:
1) Office check-in is 8 minutes away from chalet
2) Got keys, which were the WRONG ones for chalet, so had to drive all the way there and back (had to wait for new keys to be cut)
3) chalet was 13C when we arrived and took around 6 hours to be comfortable. Luckily the gas fire place was working, so we sat huddled in the family room.
4) mattress are all old (felt like +20 years old)
5) carpets/beds well worn, as were walls, master bathtub, one toilet leaked water onto the floor, ceiling fans were CAKED in dust, one bathroom door did not lock
6) Advertisement said DVD available. We brought DVD's. There was none, just a VCR. Not impressed.