Aman Le Mélézin reimagines its Kids’ Club for mountain winters
The alpine resort has expanded its children's space into a contemporary, thoughtfully designed environment where younger guests and teenagers discover games, creativity and connection against a backdrop of snow laden peaks.
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Aman Le Mélézin has transformed its Kids’ Club into a space that feels neither obligatory nor segregated, but rather a genuine extension of the resort’s philosophy: that children and teenagers deserve environments as thoughtfully considered as those for their parents. The reimagined area balances contemporary design with the natural textures of its alpine setting, where light filters through and the mountains remain ever present beyond glass and wood.
The club’s architecture speaks to the resort’s broader aesthetic. Natural timber walls create warmth and continuity with the surrounding landscape, while carefully positioned lighting suspends crystalline pendants that cast gentle patterns across the space. Shelving has been integrated to display colourful activities and games, transforming storage into part of the visual narrative. A central table in soft white and natural wood becomes the heart of the space, accompanied by an easel for drawing and a small seating area where younger guests can settle into creative pursuits or quiet moments.
What distinguishes this expansion is the curation. Rather than overwhelming children with endless toys, Aman has selected games and activities that encourage exploration, imagination and connection. The space acknowledges that younger guests travel with their families for mountain experiences, skiing, snowshoeing across the frost covered landscape, exploring the larch and spruce forests, and the club becomes a complement to those moments rather than an escape from the resort itself.
Families will find the Kids’ Club particularly valuable during the resort’s winter season, when the Alps surrounding Mélézin transform into an immaculate expanse of snow. The environment caters equally to teenagers, recognising that the teenage years demand spaces that feel neither childish nor entirely adult, but thoughtfully in between. The contemporary design language respects this evolution.
Aman Le Mélézin sits in the French Alps, accessible for stays throughout the year. The resort welcomes families during winter months when the mountains are at their most dramatic and snow activities reach their peak.
Imagery courtesy of Aman Le Mélézin (@amanlemelezin).
