You’ve decided to settle in Ovronnaz by becoming the owner of a chalet or apartment in the resort. Welcome!
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Information
Resort guests are required to pay a tourist tax of CHF 2.50 per head and per night (CHF 1.25 for children between 6 and 16 years). This tax is payable directly at the tourist office
or to your accommodation provider.
or to your accommodation provider.
The owners have to pay an annual flat-rate fee. Find the communal regulation : here.
Have you recently become an owner in Ovronnaz? You have to register to the municipality of Leytron. Do not forget to pass by the tourist office in order to get your new owner pack!
If you don’t occupy your chalet or apartment and wish to rent it, several options are available to you.
Ovronnaz Tourisme can promote your property on its website or general brochure. The following pricing conditions apply:
Ovronnaz Tourisme can promote your property on its website or general brochure. The following pricing conditions apply:
- Featured on our website: CHF 200.-
- Featured on our information brochure: OFFERED
These prices are valid for a year.
Just send the details (if possible in three languages) and a high definition photograph of your chalet or apartment.
Owners renting their chalet or apartment are responsible for informing their guests about the tourist tax. The owner pays the amount of tax collected from their guests directly to the tourist office. Visitors or guests also have the possibility to pay the tourist tax directly to the tourist office by registering at the office during each of their stays.
If you prefer to trust your property to rental experts, a range of agencies are available to you, including Interhome-Eurolocation or Amandine Vacances.
More information
Leytron and Chamoson inhabitants, as well as owners of apartments and chalets on the Ovronnaz plateau can take advantage of special rates on entry passes to the thermal baths.
These discounts are valid on presentation of proof of residence at the pool cash desks of Les Bains d’Ovronnaz (issued by your town of residence) or a certificate of ownership (issued by the tourist office in Ovronnaz or by the city hall of Chamoson for owners in Mayens-de-Chamoson).
