Alexandra Vesin, General Manager of Aman Le Mélézin, shares with U her insider tips on the best things to do in Courchevel.
For those a little more adventurous, after the slopes close, a snowmobile ride in the mountains, followed by a mulled wine whilst enjoying the sunset is a great way to roundoff a day in the Alps. Join a snowmobile convoy and a 25 kms outing on ski areas - just lit by the headlights. Priced from €140 per snowmobile.
Takes places every Wednesday and offering skiing enthusiasts to make the most of the slopes, with night skiing by torchlight. Best rounded off with a hot chocolate at restaurant Chalet de Pierres - (the oldest mountain restaurant in Courchevel), and on selected weeks there’s a DJ playing and a firework display.
A series of spectacular firework displays taking place daily from the 14th February to 7th March 2019 at 18.45. The resort’s ski instructors show-off their know-how in a torch-lit descent, enjoyed by many spectators whilst drinking mulled wine. The Courchevel Festival of Pyrotechnic Art was founded in March 2003 and has taken place annually since.
Following a signature cocktail at Aman Le Mélézin's bar overlooking unobstructed views of Courchevel village, discover NAMA, menu that follows Japan's Unesco-recognised tradition of Washoku, a style of cuisine that elevates cooking to an art form, allowing the intricate flavours of each ingredient to take centre stage.
Aman Le Mélézin’s Aman Spa is the perfect place to wind down after a day spent skiing. Warming and detoxifying treatments are available to aid muscle recovery and ease away any muscular tension. The swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, hammam and cold plunge are perfect way to relax, cleanse and boost circulation after a day on the slopes.
Aman Le Melezin Courchevel is ski-in, ski-out hotel in Courchevel 1850 with a distinctly Asian ambience. Open for the winter ski season from 14 December.
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