Aman Le Mélézin Sets 10 December Return for Courchevel Ski Season

Aman Le Mélézin will reopen in Courchevel 1850 on 10 December 2026, bringing one of Aman's most intimate European hotels back for the winter season. The property sits directly on the Bellecôte piste, so the holiday proposition starts with genuine ski-in, ski-out access rather than a chauffeur transfer to the lifts each morning.

Twenty-eight rooms and apartments keep the hotel deliberately small

The hotel has 28 chambres, suites and apartments overlooking the piste, village or surrounding mountains. That scale allows Aman to retain the quieter residential atmosphere associated with the brand while still offering the services expected from a full Courchevel resort.

Two floors are devoted to wellness

The Aman Spa occupies two levels and includes an indoor pool, hydrotherapy spaces, fitness facilities and treatment rooms. After a full ski day, that amount of wellness space changes the rhythm of the stay because recovery becomes part of the programme rather than an optional appointment squeezed into the evening.

A new Yakiniku terrace adds another reason to stay in

Aman is introducing Yakiniku on the terrace, where premium cuts are cooked tableside over glowing embers, alongside the existing Japanese dining direction at Akari. The combination gives guests a dining experience tied to the hotel itself rather than requiring every evening to become a restaurant reservation elsewhere in Courchevel.

The Mountain Escape packages skiing into the opening weeks

For qualifying five-night stays from 10 to 18 December, Aman's Mountain Escape offer includes daily Les Trois Vallées ski passes and a choice of outdoor activities, alongside half board and local shuttle service. That turns the reopening into a complete early-season holiday proposition and makes the December date relevant for travellers planning Christmas-period skiing before the busiest festive weeks arrive.