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Amangiri

Canyon Point, Utah • Canyon Point • OVER THE TOP

avg. $3,848 / night

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Free breakfast

Breakfast-included rate options available

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Complimentary room upgrades (subject to property availability)

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PB hotel design editorial

Pouring concrete into the floor of a Utah canyon and letting the desert do the rest — that was, in essence, the founding gesture of Amangiri, which opened in 2009 near the town of Big Water on the Colorado Plateau. The architecture firm Marwan Al-Sayed, Wendell Burnette, and Rick Joy worked collaboratively on the design, their low-slung concrete pavilions arranged to wrap around and incorporate the existing sandstone formations rather than displace them. The pool terrace makes this most literal: the coping curves to meet a raw sandstone outcrop, the rock face rising directly from the water's edge as though the two were always meant to share the same plane. Thirty-four suites are distributed across the single-storey complex, their massing visible in the exterior images as a horizontal band of board-formed concrete glowing amber against the canyon walls at dusk. Inside, the interiors — developed with the design team — sustain the same discipline of restraint. Bedroom walls in pale Roman travertine-toned plaster rise to generous ceiling heights, the bed platform set on a raised concrete plinth and oriented toward a full-width picture window framing uninterrupted mesa country. Woven Navajo-influenced textiles ground the natural fibre rugs underfoot, while occasional chairs in honey-toned rattan and cane introduce warmth against the monochromatic geology beyond. The tented camp suites visible in the images employ a looser, safari-adjacent vocabulary — canvas ceilings, warm timber desk surrounds, black task lighting — extending the property's accommodation into the scrubland with a lighter environmental touch.

Travel notes

25min drive from Page Municipal Airport (PGA)

About

Blending into the untouched desert scenery of the American Southwest, Amangiri is a serene, 920-acre sanctuary located in southern Utah. The all-season resort, and its sumptuous camp, known as Camp Sarika at Amangiri, are surrounded by iconic landmarks of the Colorado Plateau, including the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, and Bryce and Zion national parks. It is also a short distance from the shores of Lake Powell. Built around a central swimming pool, the 34-suite resort is tucked into a protected valley with sweeping views of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. A stone's throw from Amangiri, the 10 tented pavilions at Camp Sarika provide an intimate back-to-nature experience - each with expansive living areas and a private plunge pool. Amangiri offers an extensive selection of outdoor activities, from Antelope Canyon tours to horseback riding and via ferrata climbing routes, along with holistic wellness journeys at its 2,322-square-metre Aman Spa and fine culinary experie

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Amangiri Reviews

783 reviews

"Surrounded by dramatic desert landscapes, this resort blends seamlessly with nature. The architecture is understated and the peaceful atmosphere makes it perfect for complete disconnection."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 24, 2026

"After traveling extensively throughout the United States and internationally — and experiencing some of the most celebrated luxury properties in the world — very few places have left a lasting imprint on me the way Amangiri has. After two separate stays (June 2024 and September 2025), I can confidently say this is not just one of the best resorts in the United States… it is one of the most extraordinary hospitality experiences I have ever had. We stayed in the Desert Pool Suite during both visits, and it truly feels like having your own private sanctuary carved into the desert. The private pool is not just a beautiful feature — it becomes essential during the summer heat and transforms into a serene oasis as the sun begins to set over the mesas. The outdoor lounge area offers a completely unobstructed view of the landscape, where the vastness and stillness of the desert feel almost surreal. And the sky deck… it is pure magic. Stargazing here feels like stepping into another world, with a blanket of stars so vivid and endless that it is impossible not to pause and simply exist in the moment. What truly elevates Amangiri is the service. Luxury is often defined by attention to detail, but here it feels almost intuitive. Every interaction — in-room service, poolside care, spa hospitality, and dining — is handled with a level of warmth, grace, and anticipation that feels effortless and deeply personal without ever being intrusive. It is the rare kind of service that quietly elevates every moment of your stay. The experiences offered at the property are equally unforgettable and deeply connected to the surrounding land. The slot canyon tour with a Navajo guide was breathtaking and meaningful, offering cultural depth and storytelling that made the landscape feel alive with history. The Via Ferrata courses were exhilarating while still feeling incredibly safe and thoughtfully designed, allowing us to interact with the dramatic terrain in a way that felt both adventurous and intimate. Horseback riding through the desert felt cinematic and peaceful at the same time, and the extensive hiking trails allowed us to fully immerse ourselves in the quiet beauty of the environment. The spa deserves its own recognition as a destination within the destination. Every treatment felt grounding, restorative, and perfectly aligned with the calming energy that defines Amangiri. It is one of the few places where relaxation feels immediate and deeply immersive. The culinary experience is another highlight that remains vivid in my memory long after returning home. I still dream about the afternoon prickly pear margarita — refreshing, beautifully balanced, and perfectly tied to the desert setting. And waking up to their pancakes each morning became one of those simple yet unforgettable travel rituals that defines a truly exceptional stay. Every meal felt thoughtful, seasonal, and deeply connected to the region. What makes Amangiri so special — and what continues to draw us back — is the feeling it creates. It encourages stillness, connection, and presence in a way that is incredibly rare in modern travel. It is a place where time feels slower, conversations feel deeper, and the surrounding landscape quietly becomes part of the experience. Amangiri is not simply a hotel stay. It is a retreat, a sensory experience, and a memory that lingers long after departure. Few destinations in the world manage to feel both transformative and timeless. Amangiri is absolutely one of them, and it remains a place we already dream about returning to again!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Feb 13, 2026

"I slept for 24 hours at Amangiri, and it was the most restorative experience of my life. Nestled among stunning desert landscapes, the resort feels like another world—quiet, serene, and timeless. Every detail, from the architecture blending into the canyon walls to the peaceful atmosphere, invites you to fully relax. Amangiri isn’t just a hotel, it’s a sanctuary where time stands still."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Sep 27, 2025

"Aman resorts are generally the best of the best, but this one is just not the best of what Aman has to offer, thus 4 stars. Arrival was less than stellar, GPS does not direct one to the hotel so when you call the staff should know this and be able to direct you from the GPS location (they couldn't). The bellman took us to the front desk where we couldn't get the room we wanted and the front desk woman was rude about it. I said I would wait outside because we had a dog and to come get me when the room was ready, they never did and it was swelting hot there in summer. This is not normal Aman service. Additionally, the patio outside our room was full of cigarette butts, which the cleaning staff should've attended to when cleaning the room. Inside the room itself and the other resort staff was lovely, what was to be expected when one is paying $445 hour to stay at this resort. Needeless-to-say, the local is stunning, the food delicious and worth the visit if you can afford it."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 18, 2025

"Truly an unparalleled experience. To be honest I came in skeptical ready to be underwhelmed and I found instead that the staff and facilities exceeded my expectations in every way. I am a convert and am already planning another stay within the aman resort family."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 12, 2025

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