Les Orres is made up of two villages: one old, traditional and oozing French alpine charm and the other brand spanking new with purpose built, doorstep skiing convenience. With snow sure pistes, a family-friendly atmosphere and plenty of events to get involved with, this is one of those places that once you’ve been to, chances are, you’ll be going back!
Set in the middle of a forest with spectacular views over the Embrun Valley, Les Orres is split into two different villages which are identified by their altitudes, Less Orres 1650 and Les Orres 1800. The presence of two villages within one resort gives a huge choice in terms of atmosphere, accommodation and facilities, and free transport links between the two lets you explore the shops, restaurants and activities as much or as little as you like.
1800 is a new purpose built village, established in 2008 and has a number of really modern facilities including newly built apartments, outdoor swimming pools and childcare as well as doorstep skiing. 1650 is the older and indeed prettier of the two and offers a larger variety of restaurants, bars and shops plus a popular ice-rink. They’re a 20 minute walk apart and a free bus circulates between the two until 7pm.
Across the two villages, there are 18 restaurants and 14 bars, with the majority being in the slightly livelier 1650. You’ll still find some restaurants and bars in 1800, besides a well-stocked supermarket, so no matter which resort you choose, you definitely won’t go hungry!
The French tourist board have given the resort special recognition for its outstanding facilities… + more
The nearest airport to Les Orres is Grenoble at 160 km or about ? by car
The nearest ski resorts to Les Orres include Crevoux, Sainte Anne la Condamine, Pra Loup, Vars, Reallon.
but if you want a good meal, La Bouscatiere specialises in typical Savoyard dishes like tartiflette and raclette - their cheese fondue is a great choice. If cheese isn’t your thing, they also offer up a number of French delicacies, including foie gras and homemade bread. he Winter Bar has an extensive wine list and spirit bar, as well as tasty evening tapas. Le Zenith, is a high altitude restaurant at 2550m, combining cooked dishes (meat kebabs, gratins, etc.) and quality snacks (waffles, hot drinks, crêpes, etc.). Outdoor terrace with panoramic views, solarium, pedestrian access.
Whilst Les Orres is great for ‘things to do’ where events and activities are concerned, the après scene is pretty quiet. That said, as is the case for most things in life, if you want a party, you can definitely find it. 1800 is the quieter village of the two. A short bus ride away before 7pm and a taxi ride after that, 1650 certainly has a bustling après-ski scene. For a relaxed drink or two, A Grande Cabane is the perfect choice - kick back and relax with a glass of wine, cold beer or cocktail from their extensive bar menu. Anyone wanting to party until the early hours has Le Spot in the centre of 1650. With a late-night DJ and a great choice of drinks, from shooters to soft drinks, you can party until your ski legs can no longer hold you up.
For a more sophisticated après, don’t miss the Salon de Thé overlooking the ice rink for some exceptional tea, coffee, hot chocolate and first-class French patisserie.
For a really yummy evening meal, the Cote Terroir is a cosy and welcoming French restaurant with a wealth of homemade French dishes. They also have a shop on the side, where you can buy delicious homemade cheeses, breads and charcuterie.
For some top quality relaxation, head to L’Instant Etoile in 1650 to make full use of the spa facilities, including a steam room, sauna and massage treatments
You can have your groceries delivered to your accommodation on arrival.
Sherpa The station’s two Sherpa supermarkets offer you everything you need for your holidays at the station. Of course you will find… + more
La Maison des Idées In La Maison des Idées you can find lots of things for different people and occasions: • Gifts for your… + more
Le Zappeur Rider's Shop Le Zappeur is an independently run snowboard and ski hire store in Les Orres. Here, you’ll find the best… + more
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We have 58 ski holidays in Les Orres. Search all Les Orres ski deals or pick your preferred accommodation type below:
Maximum and minimum adult Les Orres lift pass prices ranged from €185 to €185 for 6 days access to the Les Orres ski lift system at the start of the 2025 winter season. Our lift passes are part of a packaged Les Orres holiday with accommodation, so prices vary depending on chalet or hotel suppliers. Confirm price for the lift ticket before booking your holiday.
Lift Tickets | Child | Adult | Senior |
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1 Day Price | €30 - €30 | €30 - €30 | €30 - €30 |
6 Day Price | €149 - €149 | €185 - €185 | €149 - €149 |
Age Range | 5 - 11 | 12 - 74 | N / A |
Most of our ski holidays to Les Orres packaged with flights include airport transfers. We can also arrange private transfers to Les Orres from nearby airports
Flights from London take about 1h 45m to Geneva, Grenoble, Chambery, Lyon. This table shows approximate transfer times to Les Orres from the nearest airports, smaller airports can be more prone to delays.
Airport | Distance | Transfer Time |
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Grenoble | 160 km | ? |
Marseille | 220 km | ? |
Browse our self-drive ski holidays which include your car channel crossing, or go choose accom-only and book your car ferry or tunnel later.
The transfer time from alpine train stations are generally shorter than from airports, Call us for details of Les Orres transfers.
Station | Distance | Transfer Time |
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Embrun | 12 km | 12 minutes |
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