Four bedrooms, five beds, two full bathrooms, spread across four half-levels — which is the detail that makes it work for two families rather than one large one.
Eight guests in four bedrooms, with no sofa beds and nobody in the living room. Every one of the eight has an actual bed in an actual bedroom, which is not something you can assume from a "sleeps 8" listing.
| Level | Room | Sleeps |
|---|---|---|
| Top floor | King bedroom | 2 |
| Top floor | Queen bedroom | 2 |
| Middle | Queen bedroom | 2 |
| Middle | Twin bedroom — two single beds | 2 |
| Total | 8 guests, 5 beds | |
The twin room is the one worth noting. Two separate single beds means two children who will not share, or two adults who are not a couple — the arrangement that quietly breaks a lot of group bookings.
The house is split rather than stacked, and that turns out to matter more than square footage when eight people share a week:
Two households can take a floor each and genuinely not be on top of one another. Early risers with small children get the middle level and the kitchen; the people who want a lie-in take the top. The half-level breaks mean sound does not carry the way it does in an open two-storey rental.
This is the question anyone booking for eight should ask, so here is the straight answer: there are two full bathrooms, one on the bedroom level and one down by the laundry, and both have stand-up showers.
Two bathrooms for eight works fine for a beach week and would be tight for a ski week. The difference is that nobody here showers before going out — they shower after coming back, and they come back at different times. There is also a footwash outside for sandy feet, which removes a surprising amount of bathroom traffic before it starts.
If your eight is four couples all getting ready for dinner at seven, be realistic about it. If your eight is two families rotating through a beach day, it has never been the thing guests mention.
You do not need to pack the house into the car. Already in place:
Four adult beach badges stay with the house, and children under 12 are free at the gate anyway, so a family of eight with four children walks onto the sand without buying anything. What that saves is set out on the weekly cost page.
Worth knowing before you enquire, because none of it is negotiable:
Four bedrooms, five beds, two baths, sleeps eight. Private dock on Lake Louise, four beach badges, parking for two cars plus three side-street passes, three minutes from the sand. No service fees, no added taxes when you book direct.