Les Gets - Community Reviews & Ratings

Love Les Gets ! Accommodation close to lifts , great ski hire shop locations , great options for instructors and easy to get to wider ski areas .

Had a great experience with ski resort! Village had a fabulous atmosphere and very friendly. Shopping was good

Great wee resort in its own right, one hour from Geneva and on the edges of the huge Portes du Soleil system. Its hidden secret are the almost deserted red and black runs on the quiet side of the resort, have the place almost to yourself mid week

Great family friendly resort that links seamlessly to morzine and into Avoriaz and beyond with the addition of its own separate monte chery for a quieter own private mountain feel ski area. The 1 hour transfer from Geneva is perfect for the long weekender and part of the reason weve been skiing here for over 30 years.

A great resort, with lots to do in town and accommodation options close to the lifts. Main lift is right in the middle of the town, which gives an option to drop down easily for lunch. Additionally there are lots of bars/restaurants on the slopes. Runs are a good variety, and allow you to go with a mixed ability group (we were with complete beginners and we able to go off and ski and get back to them to do some runs together without feeling we were being torn between the two). Staff are amazing on the lifts, and always very helpful.

Very nice resort and easy access to neighbouring resorts too, quiet slopes in January were a bonus! Despite being fairly warm there was ple ty of snow.

Family friendly ski resort with ability to ski to morzine, avoriaz and many other ski resorts if you upgrade. Loads of restaurants, pretty village. Wasnt too busy

Les Gets is quite low so we experienced a fair bit of rain. Skied first week of Jan and the slopes were basically empty and had every chairlift to ourselves. Brilliant restaurants on the mountain. Links to morzine and avoriaz too for a huge ski area to go at.

Great location with solid conditions. Excellent food and bars. Easy connections to other resorts. 10/10

A beautiful resort with lots of options for skiers of all levels. Great ski school and guides and fast efficient lifts linking in to the Portes de Soliel.Very family friendly

Excellent place for beginners/intermediates.Variety of runs, it wanting more difficulty easy to move through the valley into Mozine.Overall a great spot with some great instructors!

Did my ski season here. Les get its self is very family oriented. Night life was mainly in morzine which was good fun! The Irish bar in Les gets was decent. Favourite Les get run was the red back into Les gets finishing by perrieres express lift. Definitely get the full PDS lift pass and ski over into Switzerland, this is a big appeal of the area, and drop down the Swiss wall on your way!

Great resort, very family friendly and not too busy on off peak weeks. If you want more advanced skiing though its better to head to Avoriaz where skiing is great but more busy.

Fab holiday, we went during busy time though and slopes and lifts were full a lot of the team. Managed over to Avoriaz twice though and got fab weather. Restaurants and social life weee great. Would definitely return

Pretty & traditional resort with lots going on. Great choice of chalet accommodation. Lively & plenty of shops & bars. Lift system could do with updating as some where quite slow causing bottlenecks on busier days . Good to be able to get over to Morzine & Avoriaz too.

Really enjoyed my time in les gets, and would go back to ski again! I am excited to try some of the harder slopes next time, having built up my confidence this year and improving my ability to ski moguls and steeper slopes.

Really loved it here. Some really good easy nice wide fun runs. Great for carving. With some better snow I'm sure you could takle some more of the harder runs but unfortunately when I went in April 2024 there wasn't enough snow. Would love to go back. The town is beautiful but we had a 10min walk from door to slopes. Again with more snow I'm sure we could have found a off piste trail back. Some great places for apre skiing.

Visiting les gets as a child learning to ski, and then as an adult doing a season - it really is a resort that fits all. The small town vibe makes for a lovely alpine charm and its super easy to get around

Good family friendly resort, limited apres ski. Good access to neighbouring Morzine and Avoriaz. I would stay again.

We are a group of mainly intermediate skiers who have been to Les Gets/Morzine a number of times. We tend to go in January so this review is based on that timing rather than Christmas/half term etc. Les Gets is so handy from Geneva and on a shared transfer it tends to be the first drop off ahead of Morzine and Avoriaz so is particularly good if you are trying to get a couple of hours in when you arrive or a full day before you leave. We love the variety of the slopes but a few of the lifts could do with upgrades/replacement particularly La Rosta (which is a shame as the runs down from there are a lot of fun). Mont Chery has some great skiing and while it is not connected to the wider area it is very much worth a visit if the snow is good as it can be quite a bit quieter there with the opportunity to put some real laps in. Unless the weather is particularly grotty we tend to take the chairlift out of towns (Chavannes Express) as it is quicker and gets you further up the mountain opening up more options for the first few runs of the day. A couple of the group have has ESF private lessons and would highly recommend. ESF seems a good deal cheaper than other resort based options. We are a bit old for apres ski done properly and tend to have more late lunches followed by a leisurely ski home. The quality of the restaurants both on the hill and in town is excellent with our particular favourite being La Paika - a must for meat aficionados.