Les gets is great. There so skiing for everyone from kids to adults. Les gets offers young kids a variety of fun activities including different fun runs where they get to ski through themed obstacles as well as a small jump slope great for learning the foundations to freestyle. It also features a great beginners slope however the beginner slope tends to be quite busy particularly around holidays. Unfortunately the past couple years les gets has seen some pretty poor snow quality and this year really struggled to open many of their runs so going here is a bit of a risk compared to other resorts in the area. The village of les gets however is great. It offers an ice rink, a four seasons luge, plenty of restaurants and bars and shops and there is a regular bus service between les gets and morzine for the days that you feel like exploring a little more. You can also access other parts of PDS from les gets on the slopes which is a great advantage.

Super friendly and good culture of ensuring everyone is okay. Lots of wide blues and abundance of cafes. The PDS map could read a bit better however.

Les gets is really family friendly and a great place to learn to ski. Ski schools are great round here and theres lots of good places to eat too.

Great resort for families with a picturesque village with non skiing activities for the the whole family. There are two sides to the resort - Mont Cherry which offers quiet pistes and fantastic views of the whole area and Mont Blanc. This area has a high proportion of black runs to challenge more experienced skiers and borders. The largest part of the area shared with Morzine offers lots of tree-lined runs with some great areas for beginners and a varied amount of pistes and valleys to explore. Great offpiste areas between the Nyon and Chamossier peaks and great powder areas on the Rosta area after snowfall. The Chocas run which runs for about 7k is a great winding run through the trees and is often a route the tour de France uses in the summer. All in all a great all round resort with the option of Avoriaz around the corner if you want to mix it up. Traditional mountain charm mixed with great skiing.

Low level resort. Able to ski between different villages, very family friendly with a good mixture of runs green to black. Excellent for beginners, to experienced skiers plenty of entertainment laid on by the village throughout the season I return most years. Traditional accommodation

Family friendly Easy to access Good ski schools And excellent piste management Beautiful looking town with plenty of choice for eating out and fab clothes shops Has a very safe feel about it .

Very good family resort. Slopes well maintained. With a good stock of generated snow, to top up the groomed slopes if the conditions determinate. Lots of choices of areas and runs for all abilities.

Fabulous, family-friendly resort which has been very well- managed to provide something for everyone. It has fun areas for beginners and children, but the hidden gem is skiing the Mt Chery side for more advanced skiers to find some more challenging runs (mostly reds and blacks over the back) away from the crowds. The apres-ski scene also has something for everyone, including lots of excellent restaurants and fun bars. All this, whilst maintaining a charming, tasteful looking small resort vibe. Go there - young and old alike wont be disappointed!

This is a traditional French ski resort. Lifts very efficient and quiet. Runs were well groomed, unfortunately due to the low altitude the snow was very soft and after a few hours the runs very very churned up. The resort has lots of places to eat with a wide range of restaurants to choose from. Large amount of accommodation types to choose from. Some will require a large walk, which with children could be challenging.