Aman Le Mélézin
Hotel · La Perriere ·
Ski-in/ski-out refuge with Japanese restaurant, spa, ski butlers
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310 Rue de Bellecôte, 73120 Courchevel, France Get directions
Ski-in/ski-out refuge with Japanese restaurant, spa, ski butlers
310 Rue de Bellecôte, 73120 Courchevel, France Get directions
"Fortress-like symmetry and razor-sharp design rise from snow-laden pines on Bellecôte, where blond woods and a cream-and-gray palette marry rustic mountain calm with contemporary polish. Chambre Ski Piste rooms add private hot tubs, but the superlative two-floor spa—with sauna, hammam, column-framed pool, and a studio for pre- and post-ski work—handles aches, as do Aman-grade Thai massages. Aperitifs stretch to sake cocktails in the Mélézin Bar with cinematic slope views or on the sunny deck, and lunches and dinners become a paean to Japanese cuisine with pristine sushi and sashimi served in Nama’s warm, Savoyard-toned dining room." - Rosalyn Wikeley
"Aman Le Melezin is listed as one of Courchevel’s upscale hotel options, contributing to the village’s well-known glitz, glamour and celebrity clientele." - Lane Nieset
"In the exclusive snow-covered world of Courchevel, Aman Le Melezin is an emblem of refinement, beckoning the most avid ski-goers to a must-go ski destination in the French Alps. This hotel transcends traditional notions of what you immediately think of a ski lodge, offering an intimate and exclusive retreat. The Aman Le Melezin is a haven where timeless elegance meets the majesty of mountain landscapes. Nama, the hotel's restaurant, draws inspiration from the region's rich culinary heritage. As guests indulge in the luxurious accommodations and the world's most challenging black runs, Aman Le Melezin emerges as the epitome of alpine sophistication in Courchevel." - Ty Gaskins
"A sumptuous 31-room ski-in, ski-out refuge on the Bellecôte piste within one of the world’s largest ski areas that combines practical ski amenities—heated boot racks and ski butlers—with indulgent wellness offerings such as a vaulted-ceiling hammam clad in limestone. Guests can join first-tracks programs, try moon biking on ultra-light electric snowbikes as a sustainable off-piste option, or enjoy dusk horse-drawn sleigh rides that end with a traditional Savoyard fondue dinner at a nearby chalet." - Adam H. Graham
"Even the most upscale European ski resorts aren't as elegant as Aman Le Mélézin. The location, in Courchevel 1850, couldn't be more exclusive." - Mark Fedeli