A nature and well-being resort

Station Zéro Phyto

Depuis 2009, la station des Orres a adopté le « zéro phyto » pour les pistes, la voierie et les espaces verts. En mettant en place une telle politique, la station devançait la loi de 2014 qui prévoyait l’interdiction de l’usage de pesticides pour les espaces verts à partir de 2020.

Station « objectif zéro déchet plastique » un système de tri exemplaire

A toutes les avancées en matière d’environnement s’ajoute un tri sélectif perfectionné. Ici, tout se recycle ! Alors n’hésitez plus et trouvez le point de collecte le plus proche de votre hébergement parmi la vingtaine présente sur la station pour nous aider à faire encore mieux !

De plus, la Mairie des Orres a signé une charte « Objectif Zéro Déchet Plastique ». La station s’engage donc à mettre en place des actions pour un séjour encore plus éco-responsable (nouvelles poubelles, cendriers de poche, écocups réutilisables etc.).

La végétalisation de la station

Harmonious mountain architecture

The buildings in Les Orres 1650 have been built as close as possible to the slopes without impinging on the landscape. The properties which are white and larch or clad in red cedar,blend into their surroundings and have been awarded the 20th century heritage label !

To ensure a certain continuity of style, the buildings in Bois Méan, also called Les Orres 1800, adhere to the same principle, blending in seamlessly with the natural environment. This more modern part of the resort, resembles a holiday village, made up of chalets. All have pools and spa areas so visitors can enjoy guaranteed relaxation.

Discover the charm of other local, mountain villages by exploring the 9 hamlets that comprise Les Orres: Les Sagnettes (1250m), Le Pont (1373m), Le Chef-lieu (1493m), Le Bas-Forest (1540m), Le Haut-Forest (1590m), Le Château (1600m), Darennes, Les Ribes (1440m) and Le Mélézet (1450m)

La tête dans les étoiles

Head in the stars
 

• Do you fancy rediscovering the constellations during your mountain holidays? For several years now, the resort has adopted a reduced street lighting policy. This reduction in light pollution means we are able to organize several night sky observations every year. The best spot for star gazing? The footbridge on the Elie Meyssirel footpath that links Les Orres 1650 and 1800. Excitement guaranteed !
  
  In 2014, Les Orres became the first mountain resort to be awarded the village étoilé label .(Dark Sky label). The title was reawarded in 2017 but the resort is now focusing on winning its 2nd star - similar to the “Villages in Bloom” label, the “Dark Sky” label has different levels of recognition.

ISO9001 resort

• You, dear clients, are the only reason our resort exists. Providing the best possible conditions for our visitors is the cornerstone of our business which is why SEMLORE (a semi-public body that runs Les Orres) has been awarded an extension to its ISO9001 certification, , demonstrating its ability to deliver “quality”management services across all operations: the ski area and Bike Park, the Tourist Office (which was awarded a category 1 ranking  in Autumn 2019) as well as its leisure facilities (ice rink, toboggan, cinema etc.) During an audit conducted in 2018, a total of 22 services were recognised as meeting the desired standard, ensuring more efficient organization and maximum customer satisfaction.