Changbaishan China

The whole stay is wonderful
Signed up the skiing lesson for 3 days.
The lesson is well organised. Instructors are very patient and well explained.
This place is good for children to learn skiing.
Food wise is not too bad especially the hotpot.

Excellent ski equipment for rental. Lessons all free. Many gentle slopes available. Resort is the newest among the 3 ClubMed China skiing resort.

excellent experiment and solid kids snowboarding class coach. Friendly staff and the mini club show every night is really a highlight

An excellent choice for beginner skiers/ snowboarder. The slopes were gentle and not too crowded. We find the safety level high. My family and i had a great time. the rooms were spacious and the food delicious. We are looking forward to be back.

Club Med Changbaishan is a fantastic all-inclusive choice for families with kids over 4 who are learning to ski, with standout food, service and kids’ activities that more than make up for its remote location and gentle ski terrain.

Overall experience
This stay felt like a true winter escape, with everything from the warm welcome to the evening entertainment creating a relaxing and family-friendly atmosphere.

The resort is set in the Changbaishan Mountain area, so once you arrive you can largely stay inside the Club Med “bubble” and enjoy the facilities without needing to go out.

Food and dining
The food was a real highlight, with plentiful buffet choices, freshly prepared dishes and a wide variety of international and local Chinese options at each meal.

Presentation and quality were consistently high, and it was easy to find something suitable for both adults and children at every sitting. There is an additional hotpot restaurant which is available at an extra cost

Service and staff (Deri & Ann)
Service throughout the resort is warm and caring, and the G.Os and ski team create a very welcoming environment for families.

In particular, Deri and Ann stood out for their patience, attention to detail and genuine care, checking in regularly and helping to coordinate ski lessons and daily arrangements smoothly.

Kids’ Mini Club and ski
The Mini Club for children older than 4 years old is excellent, with full-day programmes, friendly staff and a fun, energetic vibe that many kids absolutely love.

My 5‑year‑old daughter preferred joining the group ski lessons rather than having a private coach, showing how engaging the group classes are for young beginners.

Ski slopes, cold weather and age limits
The ski domain here is mainly designed for beginners and lower‑intermediate skiers, with gentle green and blue runs; even the blue slopes feel relatively flat, which keeps the area safer and less crowded but may not satisfy advanced skiers.

Winter temperatures can drop well below −20°C, and conditions can become icy, so proper cold‑weather gear is essential for both adults and children.

There is no Petit Club on site for children under 4, and included ski lessons only start from about 4 years old, although nearby ski schools offer paid private lessons and rentals for younger kids at comparatively low prices.

Final thoughts
For families with children aged 4 and above, especially first‑time or beginner skiers, this is an excellent resort: easy, uncrowded slopes, a fantastic Mini Club, great food and truly caring staff make the trip very worthwhile.

The trade‑off is the remote location, very cold, sometimes icy conditions and limited options for children under 4, so it suits families who prioritise beginner‑friendly skiing and strong kids’ programming over challenging terrain.