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Snow-laden fir trees and groomed snow below a pointed white peak on a bluebird day.

Luxury ski chalets in Les Gets

About Les Gets

A Savoyard village next to Morzine, in the Portes du Soleil

Les Gets is an old farming village of wood and stone chalets, with a family-friendly main street and pine forest all around. It shares its slopes with Morzine and links into the Portes du Soleil. It suits families and intermediates, and the tree runs help on cloudy days.

Village
1,172 m
Pistes
580 km in the Portes du Soleil
Season
Mid-December to mid-April
From Geneva
1 h 15 min by road

Resort facts: Wikipedia, Skiresort.com and Portes du Soleil, checked 4 Oct 2026.

  • A wide winter view over the Les Gets ski area and village with Mont Blanc on the horizon.

    The village · Les Gets from Mont Chéry

  • Two skiers silhouetted on a slope above the chalets of Les Gets.

    The skiing · Skiers above Les Gets

  • Village lights glowing in a snowy valley under a violet dusk sky.

    Evenings · Les Gets at dusk

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Who it suits

Is Les Gets right for you?

  • FamiliesDedicated beginner zones, excellent childcare, and a pedestrian-friendly village layout.
  • IntermediatesEndless cruisy blue and red runs connecting across the Morzine-Les Gets sector.
  • Authenticity seekersA traditional, working farming village that hasn't lost its Savoyard soul.
  • Tree skiersExtensive forested terrain that offers excellent visibility during white-out conditions.

Chosen, not listed

Which Les Gets places should you look at first?

4 of our 6 places, for different sizes of group. Each card shows how far it is from a lift and a piste, measured from its location.

See all 6 in Les Gets

Where to stay

Where should you stay in Les Gets?

Our 6 places in Les Gets, nearest the lift first. 5 of them are within 500 m of a lift. Choose one to see its nearest lift and run.

6 places · nearest the lift first

  • Chalet ToscaSelf-catered chalet · 6 bedrooms · 14 guests150 m from the Chavannes gondolafrom£7,000a week
  • Apartment ArtoisApartment · 4 bedrooms · 8 guests170 m from the Chavannes Express chairliftfrom£3,750a week
  • Apartment AviemoreApartment · 4 bedrooms · 10 guests200 m from the Chavannes Express chairliftfrom£4,000a week
  • Le Coin PerduApartment · 5 bedrooms · 10–11 guests200 m from the Chavannes Express chairliftfrom£7,000a week
  • Apartment Caly ViewApartment · 2 bedrooms · 6 guests310 m from the Chavannes Express chairliftfrom£2,000a week
  • Chalet ValambrunChalet · 6 bedrooms · 10–15 guests620 m from the Perrières Express chairliftfrom£18,530a week

Distances are straight-line, from each of our places to its nearest lift or run on the piste map.

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When to go

Best snow in February

Over the last 20 winters (2006/07 to 2025/26), the top (1,827 m) had 30 cm or more of natural snow on nine days in ten or more from January to March. The village (1,172 m) is less certain: February was its best month, with 30 cm or more on 56% of days. For quieter slopes, go between 4 January and 5 February, or between 8 and 25 March, outside the UK and French school holidays.

  1. Dec24%
  2. Jan38%
  3. Feb56%
  4. Mar36%
  5. Apr7%

Days with 30 cm or more of natural snow at the village (1,172 m)

School holidays, winter 2026/27

Snow today: 0 cm at the top (Mont Chéry, 1,827 m) · 8 cm forecast in the next six days

Snow history: Météo-France's snowpack model (SAFRAN-Crocus), 2006/07 to 2025/26

Side by side

Les Gets, Morzine, Chatel or Méribel?

Les Gets compared with Morzine, Chatel and Méribel
CompareLes GetsMorzineChatelMéribel
Village altitude1,172 m1,000 m1,183 m1,450 m
Ski areaPortes du Soleil · 580 kmPortes du Soleil · 580 kmPortes du Soleil · 600 kmThree Valleys · 600 km
A week, chalet for 8–12Too few to say£6,000–£10,000Too few to say£7,000–£15,000
Median distance to a lift, of ours200 m · all 6 measured540 m · 41 of 53 measuredToo few to say260 m · 91 of 92 measured
Adult lift pass€373 · 6 days€373 · 6 days€352 · 6 days€421 · 6 days
What it feels likeFamily-friendly resortTraditional alpine villageTraditional alpine villageA wooden chalet village with lively après
Choose it forFamilies and intermediatesFamilies and beginners and intermediatesFamilies and intermediatesMixed groups who want all of the Three Valleys

Prices come from each of our chalets for 8–12 at its own published price, from quieter weeks to peak weeks, rounded. They show where we have 5 or more from more than one partner. Distances are straight-line, from each of our places to its nearest lift.

Common questions

Les Gets questions, answered

Which part of Les Gets is ski-in/ski-out?
None of our 6 places is within 50 m of a piste. 5 of the 6 are within 500 m of a lift, and the median is 200 m. Distances are straight-line, measured on the piste map.
When is the best time to ski in Les Gets?
Les Gets's skiing is surest high up: the top (1,827 m) had 30 cm or more of natural snow on nine days in ten from January to March over 20 winters. For quieter slopes, go between 4 January and 5 February, or between 8 and 25 March, outside the UK and French school holidays.
How much does a week in Les Gets cost?
Our places in Les Gets usually cost £6,000–£10,000 a week, depending on their size and the week. Each place's own page shows its price for every week.
What is the skiing like in Les Gets?
The main ski areas in Les Gets are Chavannes, for beginners; Mont Chéry, for strong skiers; Ranfoilly, for intermediates; and Chamossière, for off-piste. Its lifts link to 580 km of pistes in the Portes du Soleil ski area.
How do we get to Les Gets from the UK?
Fly to Geneva Airport (GVA), then it's about 1 hour 15 minutes by road (75 km). The nearest railway station is Cluses.
How much is a lift pass in Les Gets?
An adult six-day Portes du Soleil pass costs €373 for 2026/27.
When is the ski season in Les Gets?
The season runs mid-December to mid-April.
Where are the best places to eat in Les Gets?
Well-known places to eat include La Paika (Mont Chéry slopes), Le Vaffieu (Pléney/Chavannes ridge), La Fruitière des Perrières (village centre) and La Grande Ourse (Mont Chéry summit).
Is Les Gets good for families?
Yes. Dedicated beginner zones, excellent childcare, and a pedestrian-friendly village layout.

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