An intimate retreat, Aman Le Mélézin deftly melds alpine elegance with a distinctly Asian ambience, encouraging peaceful reflection away from the pistes. With only a short distance to the main ski area, snow sports are enjoyed with effortless ease, while the hotel’s serene spa, swimming pool, fitness and hydrotherapy areas continue to offer an array of therapeutic treatments for tranquil time off-piste.  

Designed with families in mind, Aman Le Mélézin’s dedicated Kids’ Club has been extensively expanded from 700 square feet to 1,076 square feet (100 square metres) in size. Completely reimagined as a vibrant, contemporary hub for both younger guests and teenagers to find comfort and belonging, the new space offers a carefully curated selection of games and activities providing an engaging environment for children to explore and connect throughout their stay. Experiences span cooking demonstrations to painting and ever-ready hot chocolate, while complementing the new space, an experienced host will be on hand daily from 12pm to 9pm, providing a safe and inspiring environment for younger guests and ensuring parents can relax with peace of mind.  

While little ones expand their minds, adults can find a moment’s pause with two new Alpine wellness journeys created in collaboration with visiting wellness specialist, Mélanie Bellin. Each offering their own unique, tailored approaches, the Skier’s Recovery Programme combines expert ski-level assessment, morning mobility sessions and personalised body treatments with restorative therapies to help ease muscle tension, support mobility and optimise recovery between days on the slopes. Alternatively, those experiencing the resort’s mountain setting at a slower pace can enjoy Alpine Stillness, designed to encourage non-skiers to reconnect through therapeutic bodywork, recovery treatments, mindfulness and Korean relaxation therapy, nurturing a deeper sense of calm and balance. Both journeys also include access to the hotel’s extensive hydrotherapy facilities. 

When it is time to come together, the new après-ski afternoon tea on the Bar Terrace invites guests to savour a generous selection of freshly baked pastries, crêpes and sweet treats. Served alongside rich hot chocolate or traditional mulled wine, spectacular mountain views provide a memorable backdrop while roaring fire pits bring welcome warmth. 

Meanwhile, the Bar experience is further elevated with a new all-day dining menu including a refined selection of Latin-inspired light bites such as shrimp aguachile and beef tacos, designed to complement the drinks menu, perfect for satiating the appetite after a day on the slopes. As dusk falls, nightly live music creates an inviting atmosphere for aperitivo, with performances from the resident jazz trio or an acoustic guitar-and-vocals duo, inviting guests to settle in for a restorative evening beside the fire. 

Yakiniku also returns to Aman Le Mélézin with its outdoor terrace open from February, weather depending. Blending Japanese culinary tradition with a refined lunchtime grill experience, guests can cook premium cuts over glowing embers at their table, accompanied by vibrant appetisers, fresh sides and signature sauces. Set directly on the Bellecôte Piste, the experience combines the conviviality of communal dining with the finest ingredients and postcard alpine views. 

Also celebrating the arrival of the new season, the new Mountain Escape exclusive invites guests booking five nights or more to enjoy daily ski passes and one outdoor activity per person, for stays from 10 to 18 December 2026 and 27 March to 3 April 2027. Alongside a host of additional benefits, guests can choose between two experiences, both exclusive to Aman Le Mélézin: an after-dark toboggan parade or a torchlight ski descent, where guests descend the snow-covered slopes by torchlight, tracing a luminous path through the mountains beneath the starlit Alpine sky.

Alternatively, the Mountain Experience by Night exclusive offer invites guests to embrace the magic of the Alps after the sun goes down. Available for stays of seven nights or more from 10 January to 5 February and 21 February to 26 March 2027, the experience includes two Aman-exclusive outdoor experiences per person, with guests able to choose from night ski touring - an exhilarating descent beneath the stars, accompanied by a dedicated ski instructor.  

Both offers also include half board dining at a choice of six restaurants, shuttle service throughout Courchevel 1850 from 7am to 1am, daily scheduled morning wellness classes, access to the Ski Room with ski-valet service, the hotel’s extensive wellness facilities and dedicated Kids’ Club, alongside in-room refreshments and non-alcoholic beverages. 

For those seeking to discover the slopes in a new light, the exclusive Ski Touring by Night experience makes its debut this season. Suitable for both beginners and experienced skiers, this guided adventure invites guests to ascend via the Bellecôte slope and explore the Alpine landscape beneath a canopy of stars, with headlamps illuminating the way. Before setting off on an unforgettable descent beneath the night sky, guests can enjoy a hot drink and a selection of snacks.