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Last updated: 1st February 2021
Although the ski lifts will not be opening, our chalets and Les Gets village are open for winter holidays.
The government of France has announced that all ski lifts will be closed until further notice. The good news though is that our chalets, and Les Gets village, will be open and welcoming guests for those who'd like a winter alpine holiday just without the ski lifts.
Our chalets & apartments are open and welcoming guests. We are also running special offers during this time.
All Ski Lifts will be closed until further notice. The opening date has not been set as yet, we'll update this page as soon as more information is released.
Les Gets tourist office has announced that the village will be open for tourists despite the lifts being closed. They will be running a programme of events and many open-air activities will be available like normal. You will find everything you need to know about whats happening in Les Gets around Covid-19 on the official Les Gets Covid page here.
Bars are currently closed. Restaurants are open and offering take-away meals only.
Last updated: 1st February 2021
Due to resurgence of COVID-19, and the increased levels of social distancing required, we are unfortunately having to make significant changes to our chalet holidays for winter 2020-2021.
Here is a quick summary of the changes below.
We will not be providing shared chalets this winter. We usually sell The Alpine Lodge, our flagship chalet on a room by room basis. For this winter will will only sell it on a whole chalet occupancy basis.
We will not longer be able to run our traditional catered chalet holidays with chalet hosts in the chalet with you. Instead, we'll be offering our chalets on a self catered basis, and then you can add-on a meal delivery services for the days you would like.The idea here is to remove the close contact a chalet host would bring by being in your chalet for extended periods.
Our chalets are booked as self-catered, and you can add on meal deliveries for as many days as you would like. We can provide your breakfasts and evening meals. When you arrive in the chalet we'll have stocked it with all the breakfast essentials such as milk, orange juice, cereals, butter, jam and yoghurts. Then each morning we'll deliver freshly baked baguettes, croissants and pain au chocolates. For evening meal you'll get two delicious courses, all full prepared ready for you to pop into the oven, serve and enjoy whenever you would like to eat. We'll do the deliveries each morning and leave it all at your front door to reduce the social contacts.
Firstly, we really are sorry to have to make these changes. We are so very proud if our catered chalet holidays and it's with a heavy heart that we have taken this decision.
If you have booked a catered chalet with us, we will be in touch with you. Your options are:
If you have any questions about your booking with us in the meantime please do get in touch.
Last updated: 1st February 2021
For winter 2021-2022 we are back to running our normal fully catered & hosted chalet holidays.
Nobody ever wants to cancel a ski holiday. But sometimes it's unavoidable. That's why we've created our market-leading FlexiPlus Cancellation Policy, all included in our standard prices. Travel insurance companies are now covering some COVID-19 scenarios but not all. You can now book with confidence knowing that we have your back should things change and you need to postpone or cancel your holiday.
These terms apply to any holiday starting 1st Dec 2020 and after. Complete financial peace of mind, for you and your whole family, even in the times of Covid-19.
Find out more...Last updated: 1st February 2021
Yes. There is a six hour vacancy of the chalet during changeover so we can deep clean and disinfect the chalet. We also regularly disinfect the commonly touched items throughout your stay in our catered chalets such as door handles, light switches and stair banisters.
We have hand sanitisers in all our chalets. We recommend bringing a small bottle with you though for when you are out of the chalet.
Yes, all our properties have access to a washing machine.
Yes, masks are mandatory in all the shared/public areas of our buildings which may be shared with other accommodations such as the ski rooms, stair cases, hall ways and fitness rooms.
No, there are no such regulations in France. Our chalets are classed as private spaces. The French government does not have any restrictions in private residences.
The ski lifts are currently closed, but they have said that if ski lifts open then masks will be compulsory when queueing for ski lifts and whilst on ski lifts only. Although Les Gets have not specifically said if a neck warmer/buff will be acceptable, other ski resorts have said such are not acceptable so we recommend keeping a mask with you. Please see the official Les Gets Covid page for details.
Masks are required when walking around the village. They are also required in any public spaces such as restaurants, shops, bars & the tourist office.
Yes, this is possible. Most of the public places, such as restaurants and bars, are following the protocols and recommendations from the French health authorities though later on especially in bars social distancing can be less respected.
It is a possibility. Here is what the resort are doing to reduce the risks on the ski slopes. Please see the official Les Gets Covid page for more details.
Les Gets is only a 9 hr drive from Calais, and it's all motorway until the last 30 minutes. All our chalets have parking. Please see our Getting to Les Gets page for more details about driving to Les Gets.
Please do not hesitate to get in touch by phone or email with any questions, we'd be glad to help.
You will find everything you need to know about whats happening in Les Gets around Covid-19 on the official Les Gets Covid page here.
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Having been born and raised right here in Les Gets, Raphael travelled Europe as a noted chef before returning to his home in 2008 to found Mountain and Tradition with his wife, Jana. Drawing on her background in hospitality, Jana looks after the organisational side of your ski trip, making sure everything is in place for the perfect ski chalet holiday.
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