The Skiers' Guide to Les Gets

Great respite to stay in over Christmas with the family! Even with limited snowfall they maintained what they had well and opened more slopes asap! Lots of variations of runs! Fab!

The resort has some great reds and blacks for intermediate/advanced skiers as well as links to the rest of port de soleil. It’s also got learner zones which mean groups with a variety of levels are catered for. It’s really family friendly with children’s play areas and activities and accessible lifts and restaurants for those not skiing.

Great place to learn, all staff were friendly and helpful but it was very busy as it was school holidays

A beginner friendly, smaller resort, with plenty of slopes well accessed by a network of lifts. Smaller number of green runs, but lots of blue slopes which are beginner friendly.
Fun alpine coaster, plenty of places to eat and drink. Highly recommend the Australian restaurant Le Boomerang!

Great ski area with a good variety of runs very fsmily friendly plenty of eating runs and easily accessable to the restnofnporte de solieil

Loved it, first time skiing with the family, we all really enjoyed it, so much to do for kids and resort was amazing! Will definitely be back again
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Fantastic family resort, quaint small but has everything you need for a brilliant ski break. We stayed in a catered apartment 5 mins walk from the main drag.
Brilliant value restaurants all over the resort and pistes, our favourites were la paika and la d'z. Down the mountain, nothing beat Le rendez-vous set lunch. We went twice it was stunning and great wine list.
It was quiet when we went and the snow wasn't great (warm early spring!) but honestly we didn't care, fab ski school for the kids, great sunny beer spots and great value for money. Can't fault it.

Good resort for a mix of abilities. Pretty good tree skiing but not the highest resort so snow goes quick. Easy access to higher resorts too.
Found the pass options very good. I’ve been skiing since a young age but my wife is fairly new to it and it was my youngest first time on snow, so being able to buy a cheaper pass(under €30) for a limited area was ideal for their first couple of days.

Les Gets is a lovely town, lots of good restaurants. Particularly Primo pizza!

Nice runs, easy to get around.
Apres a bit quieter more family friendly but still good vibes.
We’re super lucky with the weather which helped

Charming traditional alpine village and family friendly resort in the Portes de Soleil. Apres options, fine dining, snow parks and non-slope activities mean there's plenty for all ages. This chocolate box resort has benefitted from a recent explosion in accommodation options. It is ideal for beginners and intermediate skiers.

Les Getes is a good ski resort, particularly for beginners and intermediate skiers. The easy access to Morzine and Mon Cherie gives good additional skiing on the doorstep.

Les Gets is a lovely family friendly resort with a fabulous ski area with great pistes for everyone, no matter whether they are kids in ski school on the extensive kids areas, or those happy on the many red and blue runs, or advanced skiers off piste. Lovely friendly town with great restaurants, shops, ice skating and kids carousel. A lovely place, we can't wait to be back!

First time here but we had a great 4 days. Green runs were limited and not very long but were ok for this trip. Would definitely go to this resort again. A great family resort. Lots of restaurants most were quite pricey but did find some in our price range and the food was amazing. Plenty of places to eat and drink on the mountain and food/beverages were all reasonably priced and lots of choice.

Great family resort with good skiing and access to the Port Du Soleil. The resort is at 1172 meters so snow cover can be thin late in the season but due to the slopes been meadows it does not take much snow to cover them and make them skiable

We visited Les Get for our first family ski trip, we loved the town, the choice of restaurants and shops and the vibe of the place. The kid had lessons with Les Get Sports who were fantastic, the choice of runs was great, and the mountain food spots were good. Never had a problem with the lifts or ques but we did go outside holidays.

Lovely resort. Been multiple times now. Great for families. Village is great. Easily accessible from Geneva airport. Transport links around the village and between neighbouring resort (Morzine and Avoriaz) are superb.

Quiet slopes, well groomed. Good food and drink options and plenty of variety regarding runs. With loads of lift links to other resorts. You can even ski to Italy and Switzerland.

First time I've been to the alps. Runs where we'll groomed. Not to busy, and a good variety of run styles, and loads of options for lifts, food and drink.

Excellent ski location, finally got there with the swiss wall open to enjoy the challenge! Conditions were icy but only because the weather...

Great mix of runs with some fun off piste as there was plenty of snow during our weekend. Portes du Soleil pass gives loads of options for full days of skiing.
Fun bars to enjoy at the end of the day.
We stayed in a catered chalet - awesome.
Lifts were working all weekend so no issues with queues.
Short transfer from Geneva an added bonus.