This was our second stay at Amangiri, our first being back in 2018. It was just as spectacular as I remembered it being. Our first stay was in May and we loved doing the via ferrata and getting the transcendental four hands massage at the spa. This time we stayed in December so it was too chilly for outdoor activities but the resort was sooooo cozy with all of the wood burning fireplaces crackling and the spa is incredible no matter the outdoor temperature. Impeccable service and delicious food rounded out our stay. Hopefully it won't be another 8 years between visits! read more

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Oh. My. Goodness. I've stayed at plenty of 5 star properties, but Amangiri is above ALL of them. Accommodations, service and food were impeccable. Food and beverages included in price of stay, alcohol is extra. Room refrigerator stocked with fruit juice, craft root beer and bottled water (still/sparkling) Snacks include popcorn, snack mix and a s'mores kit that can be used over the built in grill on the back patio (no pics of that) The spa on site is also wonderful. We enjoyed all types of treatments: pedicures, body scrub/wrap, massage, and a facial. Life is short and unpredictable. Book your stay at Amangiri. read more

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AMAZING on all levels... Service, Ambience & Location is over the top! Clearly the Michelin Award is well deserved.. read more

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Truly some of the best food I've ever had. I know you go to an Aman resort (especially AMANGIRI) for the ambiance but man... the FOOD!! I know the price of a room can feel steep but we went for our wedding engagements and it's still to this day one of the best experience of my life. And since all food is included in the price of the room you should not hesitate on trying any and everything you can! The food was UNREAL truly so delicious! Every meal - breakfast, lunch, and dinner! Favorites: Breakfast: the cast iron pancake (so good!!) Lunch: Burrata, Wagyu Burger, White Pizza Dinner: go on Earth Day if you can - the lamb was amazing read more

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This place is something else. MAGICAL We stayed for three nights and everything was fantastic. I love the ambiance and the decor. Earthy dessert notes. Their spa and massages were beautiful. If you go to their main dinning for dinner, try the duck confeit. It's to die for! read more

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This place is amazing. Yes, it is pricey, but I would say it is very worth it and it makes sense why it costs what it costs. The customer service is beyond the best. The ambiance is so relaxing. It was one of the most peaceful places I have ever been to. The rooms were perfect. The bed was super comfortable. The only thing I would add is that I'm not a fan of the pillows since they get so dense as you sleep on them, but I asked for firmer pillows and they delivered to my room quickly and I was able to sleep great. The service was fantastic - definitely what you would expect for the price. The landscape was breathtaking. I love how isolated the resort is and how you are with nature, but still at a luxury hotel. The food is included in the price of your nightly stay. We ate so good. The food was delicious. We had room service for breakfast, lunch at the pool and dinner at the restaurants. We ate at both of the restaurants and both were great. Camp Sarika restaurant was a fixed menu and they change (I believe) every night - cuisine inspired from a different country or region. When we went it was Caribbean inspired and delicious. They have a wide selection of activities you can do, some more adventurous and some more relaxing. I did a hike and sunset yoga, which was amazing to do yoga up on the mountain. Then our last morning we hiked out to the cave (free activity) with a tour guide and met the artist Ulrike Arnold. We were lucky enough to be there when she was there since she travels the world. She is the artist that created all the art work in the hotel. She has an amazing story and her art is unique and beautiful. The hike to the cave was super interesting, with ancient artifacts and pictographs. If you come here you must go to the spa. I got the purifying massage experience - which was by far the most amazing massage I've ever had. I've had a lot of massages and I'm serious when I say it was the best. It was a lymphatic drainage massage and I felt amazing during and after it. I almost fell asleep a few times because I felt so good and relaxed. The spa amenities of the cold plunge, step pool and sauce was awesome too. The main pool that surrounds the "peaceful mountain" (what Amangiri is named after) is amazing as well. There is a hot tub that is by it too. The pool and hot tub is open 24 hours which I appreciated because I feel like most pools close relatively early. We enjoyed the pool late at night which was fun. The pool is heated and felt good during the day and night. I highly recommend this place and would love to come back! read more

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A paradise, perfect for the weekend ! Enjoyed the breathtaking views, the swimming pool, massage, and cocktails. Perfect place for a small getaway. read more

Oh how the mighty have fallen! We booked our stay hoping for a pampering luxurious experience, but we were sadly disappointed. When we arrived, we were greeted by the resort manager who brought us into the lounge. We were greeted by staff and served overly sweet lemonade. Our room wasn't ready, so we were invited to sit by the pool and relax. While we were offered water immediately, it took 10-15 minutes for someone to take a drink order (They not busy as there were only 2-3 other couples there and it was a Tuesday). When our room wasn't ready, we were brought over by a staff member who gave us a tour of the property on the way. We noticed more used towels strewn by the hot tub and preceding lounge. There were also used glasses and empty wine bottles. The room was lovely, but was missing some essentials. For example, there were robes and towels galore, but only one roll of toilet paper and there was no price list for spa services (it also was not online). The floors to the shower were very slippery (I almost fell a few times!), there was no blackout shade and the a/c only cooled to 70 degrees. They also did not extra universal chargers which would have been nice. The next day as we were returning to the resort after a day out, there were used towels and a banana peel strewn on a table in the main entry. The lack of staffing issue persisted for the remainder of our stay. On our last day, at 4pm all of the but one of loungers were vacant, but not refreshed. And again, nobody came by to ask if we wanted drinks or food. Speaking of meals, while the food was great, the restaurant service was anything but. We had made reservations for each night of our stay at the property as was suggested by the staff. We arrived on-time and there were several empty tables at 7pm. While we were seated relatively quickly, a couple we met at the hotel waited 45 minutes to be seated. Once at our table, we waited for 10 minutes for someone to come to our table. After putting in a cocktail request with our server, nothing arrived for 20 minutes. Because no staff members came by the table, I walked up to the manager to inquire. While he was apologetic, there was no follow up at our table for 10 minutes later when the cocktail arrived. A few minutes later, our main courses showed up, but my chicken dish was shrimp and lukewarm warm at best. Our server was nowhere to be found and by the time we found a staff person who could assist, my husband was halfway through his meal and I had lost my appetite. When we got up to leave, the server and manager finally came by with a second cocktail (too little, too late). Finally, we received no follow-up afterwards. While I don't expect someone to follow me around throwing rose petals before my feet, I do expect a clean, well-staffed experience from a 5-star luxury resort, especially with the outrageous price tag attached to Amangiri. read more

Man... this is one of the most unique places I have ever been to. Every piece of of my time here was unforgettable. The staff, the food, the onsite activities, the view, the room... 10/10. It was such a blessing for my wife and I to share our first anniversary here. We got in and we're greeted once our car pulled up by the staff who knew exactly who we were upon arrival somehow. The initial tour was incredible taking in the views and really there are no photos that do it justice. Everything that I ate here was incredible, and I tried to taste as many items as possible during our week stay. The pool is beautiful. There were fresh plums to eat right off the trees through the grounds. Just unreal. Right down the road on property is Camp Sarika. Do not skip this! There is a chefs tasting menu every night that is unbelievable with so many different things. It pushes you to be adventurous which I love because everyone gets the same courses. That said, they were kind enough to make some adjustments for my wife and made special items just for her to account for things she couldn't eat. First class experience all around. I feel like you could stay here for months and not run out of new things to do between all of their hiking trails and private tours, but you have to check out their Via Ferrata experiences. So. Cool. There's no better way to appreciate the area than from as high as you can climb! One of the nice perks of staying at the Amangiri is exclusive access to a couple of unbelievable slot canyons near antelope canyon. The experience is so different because you are all by yourself and have plenty of time to snap pictures. All of the guides are great guys! I'm gushing but it's worth gushing about. This place deserves to be on your bucket list! read more

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A beautiful well thought out resort! Food was amazing. Accommodations were luxurious with such a serene feel. And the whole property is a place where you would want to make it your home! The GM and staff were super friendly. Loved everything about it! read more

What an amazing place! Came here to celebrate my 40th birthday! Service here is top notch and I would hope so if you are shelling out $4k a night! The staff here goes above and beyond your every need! The food was delicious. There wasn't anything I didn't like. We headed over to the camp for dinner one night and it was spectacular. Didn't use the gym but did book a spa service which was amazing!! Can't wait to go back!! read more

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I recently visited Amangiri for three days, and the experience was truly unique and magical. Amangiri was built around a 160 million year old rock in Southern Utah, and if you are looking for a relaxing, quiet vacation, you've come to the right place! When you drive up to the resort, you get to drive through the canyon for a mile before you arrive at the resort located at the bottom of the canyon. We stayed in a Mesa View Suite, which has amazing views during sunset and sunrise. Each room has a private courtyard, perfect for breakfast , and a private terrace with a fire pit, perfect for evening hangouts in the room for for roasting s'mores. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included and all of the food I had a both the main restaurant and Camp Sarika were fantastic. If you get the chance, I highly recommend getting dinner at the chef's counter. Amangiri is the second Aman resort I've visited and what I love about staying at Aman resorts is that most of the activities you book are private, meaning, you rarely interact with other guests :) We went horseback riding around the property, went on a hot air balloon ride around the canyons, watched the sunset in the canyon, and had dinner at the chef's counter, all without interacting with any other guests. Though, we did meet some nice people at the pool. The spa was excellent. I have not had a massage for six months, I got two during my trip to make up for it :) Aman resorts take hospitality to a whole other level. One thing I noticed is that they remember your dietary preferences AND during every meal, they remembered that my partner likes sparkling water while I like still water. The devil really is in the details. On our last night at Amangiri, they filled our room with roses, rose petals, candles, chocolate dipped strawberries and set up a bubble bath while we were out at dinner. It was incredible. This was by far one of the most epic, memorable trips I've had in recent memory. 11/10. Highly recommend and will most definitely be back. I miss Amangiri already. read more

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It's Amangiri. One-of-a-kind desert scape. Five damn stars. Full stop. Six hundred acres. Twelve-mile hike trails. Just do it. Hoodoo, Rincon, Chinle. Go to Broken Arrow Cave. Registered historic site. Also a film set. Meals all included. Thicc juicy crispy pancake. Dinner is highlight. Mecca for the meat lovers. Bison, lamb, beef, salmon, YUM! Vegans welcome too. Lots of oil and salt. Still, delicious. It's a holiday, Just enjoy the damn meal. Rooms are breathtaking. Wake up facing the mesas. Sleep gazing the stars. Don't forget the gym. Props to Fernando, the head. Awesome programming. Everyday eight am. Thaiboxing, HIIT, pilates. Bros can also lift. Some small complaint though. Dysfunctional fireplace. At the main building. Smoke, suffocating. Probably bad for staff, too. Time to get it fixed? Pet friendly, nice of you. But bringing pet to dinner? You can do better. Depending on season. Lots of people bring toddlers. Totes fine, but they cry Also, two restaurants... But quality so different. Thats also bit weird. All in all, great stay. Glitches here and there, still five stars. It's remote, I get it. Having been to the other AMANs, however to put it nicely.... AMANGIRI's still 5-stars, but other AMANs would deserve six-stars. Maybe for next time, come back for Camp Sarika. You should still go. read more

Very remote and incredibly relaxing. Did the salt water float which is incredibly relaxing if you meditate. Could feel all the stress of working 100 hours a week melt away and felt relaxed for the first time in a long time. It was my bday when I went and they made me a cheesecake. Incredibly hospitable staff and free food. They had buffet for lunch with bbq chicken, bison steak, meatballs and other stuff that I don't eat. I'm a carnivore. Their Ribeye is a monster steak and was incredibly delicious. Went mid February and had the place all to myself. Hardly saw any other guests. Not sure how busy it gets in the summer. Will check it out this August and let you know. read more

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I had an absolutely amazing time at Amangiri. Friends have been to other Aman hotels in the past and had raved about them, but nothing could have prepared us for such an out-of-this-world experience! The resort is nestled into the desert and despite having been to Lake Powell and Page, Arizona before, I had not seen the resort. The rooms were incredible and fully outfitted with everything we could have needed. The gym was the perfect size and though I saw people in their frequently, it was never busy. I took advantage of their daily 8am group exercise class and took Pilates with Connie and Circuit Training and Yoga with Fernando. All three were awesome, small group classes. The food was one of the best parts. You could easily have stuck with healthier options (fruit, green smoothies, plenty of salads), but there were many indulgent dishes as well. Everything we ate was great. My group did of few excursion with Adventure Partners coordinated through Amangiri, including a Via Ferrata with Angie. We had a wonderful time and it was a very memorable part of the trip. We are already plotting a way to get back to this resort and/or other Aman properties! read more

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This is our 2nd Aman property stay. We loved Amandari in Ubd and expected no less from Amangiri especially since this is a much newer property. While the property and location lives up to the Aman reputation, services just did not meet expectation at the price one pays for such luxury accommodation. The staff is generally very friendly and courteous however there were hits and misses that I would not have expected from Aman properties. One less star because of the service. The dessert view we have from our suite is gorgeous and I am constantly amazed at the views we have at every corner of the property. Food at the restaurant was also quite good. I particularly like the Asian influence in the cooking. We also booked a Via Ferrata tour. It was so much fun and the scenery of the property was incredible! read more

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"Two nights for $15k+ " Definitely the worst experience we've ever had. This is the 4th time we've been back to this resort, and also probably will be the last time. Upon arrival, the gate to the resort didn't work, waited for 10 mins, and finally an employee can't wait to leave, so we got in the gate. What a way to welcome your guests! Ha And the manger stood there by the valet told me he didn't know what happened at the gate. Ok dude Got to the room, trying to order some food, the phone didn't work, can't even make a call to order food. Ceiling fan in the bedroom was not working they had to replace it. Fridge was not cold, they had to bring a small fridge. The outdoor lamp didn't work as well. Man, for over $6k per night, can't even get the basic stuff to work is ridiculous. Told the manager how upset I was, she said oh so sorry to ruin your trip, and there's nothing she can do! Can't believe we are spending money to be stressed out instead of having a great experience. What a joke this place, felt like we were staying at some motel lol The in room dining food is pretty bad, dry burger and bad chicken sandwich, old stale chips and brown guac. Breakfast is pretty bad as well. Bacon and eggs were not good ...Pancake taste like biscuit lol How can someone mass up breakfast items? Dinner at the camp restaurant was ok, we are not impressed at all. The main amangiri restaurant food was better but still pretty mediocre. Also, the bugs are out of control here, at night bugs are everywhere, in the drinks, in the bed, in the pool etc Forget about chilling outdoor, ugh..they need to have some bug repellent around the outdoor and indoor areas. The best part of this trip was the mocktails, they were good and refreshing! So glad to leave this place and go back to our comfortable home:) read more

Not sure where to start: A life time experience in Utah for nature lovers. The trails are amazing. Brice, Antelope canyon and Horseshoe band next door. Horseback riding western style, @Patty and @Amy, you're the best instructors The pool .. and the food .. even with severe food allergy and strict diet - all taking care of. A bliss vacation. Glad we experienced AMANGIRI. We will come back! read more

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All I can say is WOW. I could write an entire chapter book series on how amazing this place is but I will refrain. Amangiri truly is a once in a lifetime experience for so many reasons. I came last week with a group of 8 people and we stayed in the private Mesa home. Although the price is a bit steep, everything else makes up for it. The service at this resort is truly one of the best parts. I've never felt more comfortable and taken care of at a hotel in my entire life. The staff was constantly checking up on us while not being too overbearing. Our house was kept extremely clean because of the housekeeping and our fridge was constantly stocked with water, juice, coffee, etc. Even when we'd be at different parts of the resort the employees knew who we were and made it known that they wanted to give us the best treatment possible. Now onto the setting and scenery. Before coming here I didn't do much research so I didn't know what to expect. However, I was completely blown away by the beauty and serenity of the entire complex. The resort is basically located in the middle of a vast desert which makes for the most incredible views. The sunset and sunrise was always outstanding and there were several hiking trails right on the resort that we adventured around to. Our house had a private infinity pool which was amazing because it was a bit chilly some days and they kept it heated at about 86. The main pool at the resort is absolutely BREATHTAKING it looks like something you'd see in a travel advertisement. The gym is also extremely nice with complimentary yoga and Pilates classes on certain days. There is also a spa underneath with large sauna, steam room and cold plunge pool. The staff even gives you robes, slippers and hot tea is you desire. The only complaint (if I would even consider it a complaint) about the resort is the food. Overall the food was very very good! Some nights were amazing and some just average. Since we were there for a week we started to get sick of the same menu from the main pavilion but if you were only staying for a weekend it would be totally fine. The breakfast menu was probably my favorite- the bacon and breakfast potatoes are fantastic! As well as the gluten free overnight oats bowl. All in all this resort is jaw-dropping. It's definitely meant for a couple retreat but coming with a large group and staying in the Mesa home was an incredible experience. I absolutely loved this place and it was a dream come true to be able to experience it. read more

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Amangiri is truly a blissful retreat. We just spent a few nights here, and came back feeling very calm and rested. Pros: Service: They have excellent service here. The ratio of staff to hotel guest is very high, as this resort only has 30 something rooms. Everything from housekeeping, to room service, to ordering by the pool is done with lightning speed and always with a smile. The staff knows all the guests and are very accommodating. We brought our three year old son with us, and they were so nice to include a bunch of milk in our mini fridge, and offered a toy upon check-in, which he loved. Pool toys were offered to him when we were at the pool, and a very good kids menu was available as well. Food: The menu has a lot of really great dishes. Our room fee included breakfast, lunch and dinner, and we didn't have a bad meal here. There's pretty good choices for in room dining, and even more choices if you go to their formal dining room. In-room dining was always brought within 30 minutes, and set up beautifully. I really do recommend their pancakes, American breakfast, ribeye and roasted chicken. Resort: this resort is carved into the mountains of a beautiful Utah desert. Even the drive into the resort past the gate is a magical one. The main pool is one of the most beautiful pools I've seen, and their spas are so lovely, each of them built into the environment seamlessly. The rooms are also very beautiful, each of them boasting a gorgeous view of the desert. The beds are comfortable, and the bathrooms are spacious. The patio area is very cute, it comes with a fire pit and they even have Smore's kit available for you if you'd like. Tips: - they do not operate on Utah time. I thought they'd be on Utah time when I checked in and wondered why my room wasn't ready yet lol. Navajo nation operates on their own time, and it coincides with the tours offered around Arizona so it works out very well. - ask for a Smore's kit to be delivered to your room to take advantage of the fire pit! - they can pack a meal for you if you're going hiking, they also offer two different hikes that are complimentary to nearby beautiful landscapes. - they also have complimentary classes such as Dreamcatcher weaving and different spa classes to take it advantage of. - noon is the best time to go to the pool, as most of the guests will be out hiking at this time. - while this resort was very good for my three-year-old, I wouldn't bring younger kids here, there's a lot of sharp and hard edges to their decor and furniture which may not be beneficial if you have a new walker on your hands. In fact, I would recommend Amangiri mostly for couples traveling together for very peaceful and romantic time. - amangiri is located only 25 min away from antelope canyon and they offer a triple canyon tour for a fee, email before arriving to set it up! read more

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Food is mediocre. Soggy bison burger. Kobe burger taste very bland with no sauce inside. At least add some sauce inside. Burger taste dry. Bison burger was leaking blood soaked onto the buns. This place looks like mars, nothing special about the way it looks except the rooms. But at 2,500 a night, this place should at least have a night view. When it is dark, there are very few things to do because this place barely have any lights. The service is good but the food and the location is of poor taste. The pool looks very bland. Nothing special about it. Extremely dry here. I eat burgers and dessert every week. I expect a burger that taste better than burger lounge in California and dessert that taste better than Lady M. Instead I get to try some weird idea of rancheros huevos breakfast in taco shell and an odd distasteful raw tuna wrapped in fried seaweed. I do not doubt the quality of the fresh ingredients they use but the way the chef butcher the fresh ingredients is very annoying. How can they mess up a classic burger or breakfast? The lobster mac and cheese taste good, lobster is very fresh. Everything else including dessert does not taste good. read more

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There are not enough words to express how amazed my new husband and I are, finally coming to our dream bucket list destination. The level of thoughtfulness put into this property, along with the outstanding staff, delicious food and drinks, and ambience - we couldn't have ever thought this up ourselves. Special thank you to Nagi for being so great to us and elevating our experience beyond what we've ever known. Everyone has been so accommodating and made our brief honeymoon stay there like a dream come true. We hope to come back asap!! read more

Amangiri - Resorts Near Me - Canyon Point, Utah

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After seeing many people visit Amangiri, we decided we had to come visit the resort ourselves. It was absolutely amazing! The view, aesthetic, food and service, all were the best. The staff were very professional & friendly and guided us with all our needs. It was very relaxing and a great getaway from everything going on! read more

Amangiri - Beautiful view from the entrance - Resorts Near Me - Canyon Point, Utah

Aman-yummy. Camp Sarika dining is the best on the planet. Service is astounding. Ambiance is so so and this Covid silverware routine is a little exhausting. But let's get to it. The Little mister wonders what we are going to do without this place. And then the little missy said she's not going to cook for us anymore because our expectations will be too high. Every day in the camp it's something different and fresh. And knock your socks off delicious. The only thing you can be sure of is that it will be amazing. I've never been to a camp like this. But to quote Arnold..... I'll be back read more

I had heard and read a lot about the Amangiri, but to be honest I don't think I could have imagined how amazing my stay would be. From the minute my party arrived the polished, but unpretentious staff was friendly, accommodating and knowledgeable. The Villa with the Mountain View's I stayed in was a dream, private but open and bright with awe inspiring views. The pool is stunning and always open and warm. We had breakfast, afternoon cocktails and dinner at the resort each day. The menu was great with options for everyone including a food allergy friend I was traveling with. My favorites:the Bee's knees cocktail, tamale Benedict, Duck Confit, and a spicy noodle dish. Before arriving here I had been at a luxury resort in Sedona that was plagued with problems and bad service. The Amangiri reminded my what it was like to have a perfect experience. I will not forget the stay and I hope to be back. read more

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I was torn writing this review. For sure the beauty of the faculties exceeds the five stars as does the kitchen staff but the reduction by one star comes in the major issues facing the administration here. Upon arrival the entry gate did not work. We tried 6 times before someone drove down and escorted us in. Then our check in was delayed three hours. They apologized as someone had left later then anticipated. When offered a beverage while we waited we were charged for these beverages. If I kept someone waiting that long the apology is great but the least I would do is comp some drinks. Asked for pool towels in the evening yet never received. Our boat tour, while great, malfunctioned to the point of where our boat could not reverse. We therefore could not go into the main spot we had anticipated and also hit some rocks. When we asked for an item one night for the room it took two requests and the second one was in person. At this level you'd just hope for more of the kinks to be worked out. Yes the place is incredible but..., read more

A very unique property nestled in the beautiful Utah desert miles away from civilization. Nature lovers and those seeking to get away from it all will be in heaven at Amangiri. The hotel's 36 rooms are decorated simply in white and beige and of course, the view out the windows is unbeatable from every angle. The grounds look a little spartan but that is the beauty of it. The desert is defined by its simplicity. Any attempt to put a fancy, decorative resort in the middle of such simplicity would have flopped. The food was really good, but after a few days, the unchanging menu got a little old. The Aman chain is known for its high level of service and it was obvious that the hotel staff aspired to that standard. There are a bunch of activities to choose from at the hotel, like horseback riding, rock climbing, and yoga, but we primarily spent our free time hiking. There are about 10 trails on the 600-acre property, providing amazing vistas of the surrounding desert. Spending a few days on these trails will introduce you to geological features we on the East Coast do not usually see, such as mesas, buttes, hoodoos, gullies, slot canyons, and many others. I wake up before everyone else, so I got to know Amangiri's trails pretty well. The hotel's activities staff did a great job of marking the routes with easily visible wooden stakes or rock piles. I found that if you can find the start of the trail, usually marked by a sign with the trail's name on it, you won't get lost. The trail map provided by the hotel is really helpful because it shows the actual topography of the area. Try the Hoodoo trail for some isolation and silence. Gorgeous! read more

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I must say that I never experienced a resort quite like this before. From the private drive that has no indication of where you are going to the greeting you get when you arrive it feels like you have come to a place that is truly wonderful and separate from the outside world. There are a lot of people around to service all of your needs and in fact, even though I give it five stars, there might actually be too many. My hallucination is that it must be terribly hard to get top quality across that many people and we did experience some odd moments where the service did not quite match the initial expectation set on arrival. However, the neat features cover up these holes quite nicely. A pool that never closes. Freedom to dine just about anywhere. Then, of top of these thing, the easy access to the hikes around the property from the interesting Broken Arrow cave to the thrilling Hoodoo climbing hike. The only down side is we were on a larger tour that only left us here for two nights and somewhere down the road this place is a must return for the future. read more

Upon arrival we were blown away by the beauty of the natural surrounding and the size of the resort grounds. Our accommodation at camp sarika was luxurious, and the architecture at the main property is absolutely stunning. Food was very good and better than expected, given that it was already included in the price. Service was attentive and friendly; we felt so welcome and taken care of. We had such a pleasant time. It is more expensive than most resorts, but having gone we can see where the money goes. We will be back! read more

Zen. Peaceful. Perfect. Never had better hotel service in my life. Also never paid so much for a hotel but came in for relaxation and the place did not disappoint. If you like to travel, explore and do touristy things on vacation, this might not be for you. If you want to get away and recharge, this place will be more to your liking. There's lots of outdoor and hiking options but not the type of place where you explore the city, museums, and shop. Leave the kids at home. Folks, this is Utah and not NYC. My bank account needs a break but I'll be back. My sanity needs it. read more

Here's what you need to know...yes, it is incredible---views are remarkable, activities are more than interesting and exhilarating and the spa, staff, food and rooms are excellent. Yep, it's expensive and yep it's hard to get to this place....once you get past the difficulties, sink into it and find your Navajo spirit---or whatever it is that you are looking for. We did an amazing cooking class with chef sean---pad kee mow...awesome. Pool is soothing and beautiful...hot tub is great...there's another pool at the spa that is 98 degrees and totally private. Climb a mountain, go for a run, hike through slot canyons, take a drive to monument valley or run out to lake powell---I'm not stopping you. Amangiri.....photos to follow read more

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Some of the most discerning travellers, and a good percentage at that, are from California, Nevada and surrounding areas. So it makes sense to have a camp of folks ready to serve. And that they do, Amangiri does have a small sustainable village for staff near the compound ousting staff. I can understand how some travellers express disappointment when it comes to service. Other locations around the world, service is clairvoyant. Not intrusive but immediately there when you need it. The Chinese do a good job of this. So do the south Western Asia and India. However, I did not encounter any service issues during my stay. To amans credit not only do staff get to spend time at a sister property, but also, some elite staff come to Aman to train. I agree though it has to be a way of life, not forced. Lunch was fantastic, pool amazing, rooms very private, and the BMW x5 ride pick up from a neighbouring state was a nice touch. Although admittedly a fam trip, Aman shone through. read more

We came here for a quick visit while we were visiting Page, AZ for the canyon tours. We toured the premises, took some photos, and this is now on our list of places to stay for at least 1 night when we return to northern Arizona again. It's so convenient to the canyons for hiking and exploring, and you can spend all day lounging in the lobby, eating "all you can eat" and soaking at the pool or jacuzzi. Great views in the middle of the desert! read more

We spent four nights at this amazing place! No stone was left unturned from the moment we arrived until the day we left. There is so much to experience in this area and Amangiri is the perfect retreat after a day's long hike or boat ride on Lake Powell. The dining was superb and there is a dish for every palate. The structure is very simple (almost compound like) but it fits nicely into the desolate area and doesn't take away from the beauty that surrounds it. While it is a bit pricey, it is well worth the investment if you need a place to rejuvenate. read more

Simply incredible!! Everything is centered around the pool. completely secluded from the outside world. Truly felt like we were in a new realm, one of absolute serenity! read more

We drove from Las Vegas to here for around 5 hours. Amazing views, friendly staff and overall great stay. The food choice is limited which is actually included in the room bill. Will definitely come back later. read more

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As far as the views and activities available, it's spectacular. The views from the hotel are breathtaking and we had a memorable time hiking to the near-by cave, rock climbing with JJ and exploring the 3 canyons. It really was a fantastic experience. Now, as far as the resort goes, my husband and I were far from impressed with the service. The resort itself also wasn't anything overly pleasing. We stayed at Amangani in Jackson Hole, WY last year and our staff experience was above and beyond anything we received in Amangiri. I hate to say it but for the amount of money we spent on this vacation (which was quite a bit), we were pretty disappointed in the resort aspect of it. We feel the Aman resorts have a certain image to uphold, and that is why we are more than happy to spend our time and money in staying at an Aman. But I'm sorry to say, the staff did not meet our expectations. Even from the booking process, the woman could not give us any additional info on the activities, just to "read the pamphlet". Hopefully others did not have this same experience. We are still willing to give other Amans a shot! read more

This destination spa was superb. It is designed by RIck Joy (and two others whose names escape me at the moment) which means that the angles and the design fit into the surrounding landscape and frame it in the most beautiful way. The shadows, lighting, and framing make being at amangiri like being in an art installation. There are 34 amazing villas all of which are spectacular, minimal, and luxurious. One has a 70ft private pool. All have a personal fire pit outside. The bath looks out to the red rock desert where, in the summer, snakes are often slithering. There is an amazing spa there which incorporates traditional Navajo practices into their spa services. They smudged me and the room before beginning and used products that are infused with many of the oils and scents that the Navajos used. I had a 2.5 hour spa "journey" that was incredible including a body wrap, facial, dry brushing to increase circulation, and hot stone massage. They have a pool that makes you feel weightless and 30 minutes of it is like sleeping for 24 hours. Read more on the website. The steam room was beautifully designed and reminded me of an igloo. After getting so hot in the oasis like sauna I took a cold water plunge that they offer right outside the sauna door- it was so f*cking refreshing. The staff is incredibly attentive and yet maintains the perfect balance of giving you enough space when needed. Dinner was amazing and prepared by the hotel manager who has helped to start up and develop many of the aman resorts. He sat down with us and spoke for awhile and about the aman resorts and in great detail, amangiri. There are hiking trails all around this place, canyons to see. The amenities on site are enough to keep one occupied if looking for a good detox place. Truly a magical, breathtaking destination spa- it was just reviewed in Vogue where they shot Daria... if you make it out that far, stay there. read more

Amangiri - Resorts Near Me - Canyon Point, Utah

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I have stayed at several Aman hotels including the one in Ubud Bali and they are always wonderful and very high end, this relatively new addition to the Aman family is no exception. The staff if outstanding as only you would expect, no let down there. This is true from the front desk to the maid service. If you want to charter a private plane or helicopter to fly up to Monument Valley, no problem! The have a heliport there and the driveway can be made into a landing strip. Every conceivable Lake Powell journey from kayaking to full on yacht/house boat rental can be set up as well. As others noted hiking is everywhere guided or not. While these additional services are available some are expensive to extremely expensive so bring your wallet. The spa is probably one of the nicest spas I have ever been to. Great staff, quiet, all amenities, and spacious. Almost any spa service is available. I was able to get an excellent Thai massage with minimal notice. Food service both in the restaurant and poolside is excellent and not outrageously priced. Wine list is pricey and limited but this is in part due to the Utah state liquor distribution laws. Waitstaff was friendly, attentive, and helpful. Some may love, as I did, that you will never see a bill when you are there (obviously except at checkout). There are only 34 rooms (estimated) so they virtually know every guest. If you finish dinner and just want to head out to the pool or back to your room no waiting for anything. Just go! Here are the potential downsides for some. All rooms with the exception of the high end suites are identical. Personally I didn't like the lay out of the rooms but that is subjective. The bathroom door is on a roller and doesn't fully close. Strange lamps over the bed that really don't work. Power went out in my room and I had to change rooms on my second night there. Also the hotel from outside the property looks like a Utah Correctional Institute, EVERYTHING is basically formed concrete. Again, some may like the look others may not, I suggest you look at the images of the hotel prior to booking to see if this "look" is what you want. If possible look at the layout of the rooms as well. Bottom line is this is clearly the best hotel in Southern Utah and yes I would and will return despite the minimal issues I have with the Amangiri. read more

My wife and I celebrated a major wedding anniversary here over a 3 night stay in June 2013. We have never stayed at an Aman resort previous to this one. We were warmly greeted on arrival and given a tour of the resort. We had a feeling we were staying at a friend's house from the start. For example, we never were presented with a guest check at any of our meals or activities. The staff somehow recognized us and sorted out the billing without any input from us. Very refreshing to not have to contemplate tips. One morning we hiked to a cave on the property and got a great view of the property from a distance. Design of the resort somewhat resembles a prison with it's concrete build-out, although a 5 year stint at this place would be most tolerable. A few comments on various aspects of the resort: Spa: we had reflexology here that was just ok. Kind of painful for me. Restaurant: if you can ignore the prices, food was very good for the most part. New chef Sean has been here for 9 months and has revamped the menu. Wine list reasonably extensive, markup about 3.5x retail, so incredibly expensive. Pool: laid out around a huge sandstone formation, the 88 degree pool was awesome. Attendants hustle to set you up with lounge chairs, towels, umbrella, and ice water. Service: staff in general was warm and accommodating. We did have 2 bothersome experiences, both on our first day here. One involved a power outage in our room, the other dripping faucets. In each case, we called to report the problem to the front desk and were told the "engineer" would be sent to our room immediately. 2 hours passed, no engineer. Called again, no engineer. 6 hours after the power problem was reported, it did get repaired. Never did see the engineer. The drippy faucets were still pumping out water when we checked out. I guess the engineer is coming from Bali. Despite the hiccups, overall this is a wonderful resort set in a breath-takingly gorgeous landscape. You will spend serious cash here. For us, it was worth it, with a few reservations. read more