They got a lot of nerve charging the prices they charge! Do not fall for the gimmick the hype and the Bs !! Its very minimal and plain not luxury at all!!!! The staff is strange and very awkward... the food is ok... .. they will be out of business by 2021 and hope they do !!! greedy bias dump 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

Stunning! Pricey, but a cut above other 5 star hotels! Amazing food, prime rooms, great views, peaceful and serene, read more

Amangiri - Outside - Resorts Near Me - Canyon Point, Utah

We just finished an extraordinary stay. We were a group of friends for a 50th birthday celebration. The hotel and natural landscape is breathtaking, but what really made the whole stay extraordinary was the attention and warmth of the staff. Special shout out to Ala, Man Preet and Cierra. These friends have stayed at the best places in every corner of the world, with expectations of frankly perfection. And not one of us was disappointed. What a great team. Everyone from housekeeping to the manager are at the top of their game. Most of all THANK YOU. I've already booked my return in the spring. read more

Exceeded all my expectations ! Went for July 4th weekend and the service was great and the food was delicious. The lobster salad and fish tacos were my favorite. I will be back! read more

Absolute heaven! This was the greatest way to have spent my birthday! The resort staff was friendly and attentive. The customer service was truly on point. We stayed in the suite with its own pool (I mean come on) I highly recommend staying in for one specific reason.. this resort is kid friendly. The main pool although is beautiful the ability to have the privacy of your own is more peaceful and not as noisy. I'm not quite sure why this is a kid friendly resort as there is not much for the kids to do other than use the pool. Perhaps they should open a kid pool or area with activities ? Moving on the food was perfection. Great options for all three menus I would have to say the eggs Benedict for breakfast are a must, lunch fish tacos or avocado toast, dinner soup you can't skip and naturally I choose the fish although my boyfriend was happy with the beef choice. Also if you make it here do not forget to request s'mores delivered to your room for a nice dessert ! Also all of the ice cream choices or heaven. This resort is most certainly a photographers dream location as every corner is quite the site to see. I highly recommend Amangiri ! Do it, you will love it! read more

See all

We have stayed at many five star hotel properties and Amangiri was superior in every way to the finest hotel we have ever experienced. From the gracious greeting by 4 or more staff members as we drove up to the moment we left, the service was attentive, sincere, prompt and absolutely complete during every minute of our stay. The food was delicious, heathy, cooked perfectly and served promptly. The highlight of our trip were the guided tours by J.J. McMahon and Logan Bigthumb of Adventure Partners. They were both professional, knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and charming as they completely adapted to our ever changing schedule. The general manager and food/beverage director were also exemplary of the finest hospitality skills in our industry. As a former hotel management executive and current restauranteur for over 38 years, I would say that Hotel Amangiri with it's current staff is one of the finest hotel experiences on the planet earth. We will return...... Michael and Mary Ann Billheimer Sanibel, FL read more

Stunning location, rooms are minimalistic but comfortable. Staff seems knowledgeable about the area, but not beyond. Go for the scenery and quiet. read more

I enjoyed every minute of my four night stay at Amangiri. The scenery is unworldly and the on-property hiking trails are fantastic. My husband and I enjoyed afternoon hikes every single day. We found the food to be excellent, especially the breakfast and lunch offerings. I wasn't as big of a fan of the dinner menu because it was very meat focused. It was so nice to have the meals included as part of our room rate. I wasn't that impressed with the level of service we received at the spa. The massages were just okay. They were included in our package and had we paid over $500 for them I would have NOT been pleased. While the spa itself was really nice and had a plunge pool, hot tub, steam room etc, it was coed! Which is fine when no one else is there, but I can't imagine feeling comfortable in a clothing optional coed facility. In regards to the rooms, I believe any room would be excellent. The view from our room was amazing and we enjoyed the fully stocked minibar. I didn't like that the shower was open air because that means you're only warm when you're under the water. But it's not like I live there so it's no big deal. In terms of activities, the activities are insanely overpriced, which is a shame. If you at all value a dollar there's no way you'll stomach paying $700 for a tour. We scheduled our own tours (horseback riding and slot canyons) and enjoyed both. Going through the resort would have been almost 5x the cost, which is an insane markup. We found the service to be fine at the resort. It wasn't perfect, but nothing that happened ever really bothered me. In terms of when to visit, I would go anytime, including the low season. We never found the cold weather to be an issue. It doesn't get THAT cold there. I would only caution one to avoid visiting in the winter if you're really into laying out by the pool. I highly recommend driving through Zion National Park on your way to or from Amangiri. read more

Amazing! The stark, yet beautiful architecture and landscape make this resort unforgettable. The staff, cuisine, spa, adventure opportunities are all top notch. We had a super informative and fun guide, Wryte (spelling?), who guided us on two hikes and made them so enjoyable. The spa is incredible. I might not splurge on a wrap (we did red clay) as they were performed somewhat perfunctorily, pleasant but not worth the $. However, the spa itself is gorgeous, open late, and the staff is warm and inviting. The staff was all over the details; we mentioned we'd like our plunge pool a little warmer, and it was taken care of immediately. You'll find the resort includes Navajo cultural information and influences in many aspects of the property. We enjoyed and appreciated this. It also seems the staff is treated pretty well, and it is reflected in their attitudes. We love the fact that as the food is included, there is no dealing with checks. It makes dining much more relaxed. As others have mentioned, time slows down here. If you want to decompress and reflect while being pampered, this is your spot. read more

Amangiri - Resorts Near Me - Canyon Point, Utah

See all

This small luxury resort is located near Lake Powell and Page, Arizona. It is actually in Utah in a secluded area that contains many beautiful pinnacles, buttes, and mesas as well as a wonderful cave. The desert literally comes up to the door of your room. The views from the resort are stunning with many large windows from which to view them. My favorite place to view sunrises was the desert lounge which is an outside lounge which is a wonderful place for a 5:00 a.m. French press coffee. The large pool area includes the nearby butte and it's rocks into the pool. It is really unique and quite stunning. The rooms have similar views and great amenities like personal pools and fireplaced rear porches that open to nature. There is also a beautiful spa on property. I was able to beta massage with less than 24 hours notice. It's a beautiful spot with a great staff. There is a lot to do at this resort. There are early morning and evening hikes on property, which is substantial. You can also hike the safer paths on your own. We availed ourselves of the photographic hike one evening to photograph the sunset. The local professional photographer was very knowledgable in local geology and history as well as very helpful in showing us how to get the right shot in such a different landscape. We were also able to meet an internationally renowned artist who was on property working on large earth based paintings. These all added to the wonderful character of the resort. Most of the National parks like Zion and Monument Valley are within 2 to 3 hours drive from here and trips can be arranged here or prior to arriving. The Grand Canyon and Bryce Canyon are also favorite destinations. The resort arranged a tour for us with a local Native American guide to see three nearby slot canyons. This is a must do for anyone staying here. Also, we went on the resorts boat for a tour of Lake Powell and a lunch on the lake which I highly recommend. The service, while inconsistent, is always aiming to please. This resort caters to your every want and need. The few hiccups in service we experienced we're remedied very quickly. There are some outstanding folks working here and they make staying here quite enjoyable. The food is excellent at the restaurant. All three meals are available and I especially liked that they would provide coffee at 5:00 in the morning for me. They will also pack a lunch for you if you have a day trip or are hiking. While the menu doesn't change from day to day there are always daily specials available that are generally very good. While the food is very good there is still more work to be done to get it to the level where the meals become memorable. While I don't drink alcohol there are fine wines, mixed drinks, and craft beers available. There are a fleet of vehicles that the resort uses if you need transportation. They will provide the driver. They also have an area for receiving helicopters if you are so inclined to arrive in that manner. This place is a must stay resort especially if you are in the area. It is priced at luxury resort pricing levels. Remember, you are out in the desert, so dressing lightly in the summer is smart and is acceptable at dinner. There is plenty of water available to stay hydrated. There are also creatures that are native to this area that you will see including birds, hummingbirds, chipmunks, bats, scorpions, flies, spiders, and lizards. A beautiful resort we hope to return to in the future in a wonderfully beautiful land. read more

you are paying for the views. food is okay. here's an example of the service we got for $2,500 a night. night 1) ordered some popcorn to the room - never came. told them the next day and they didn't do anything to make up for it. night 2) again ordered popcorn to the room and they brought .... a bag of microwave popcorn .... still in the bag. lol. read more

Love the modern architecture in this great high desert setting. Nice rooms. Beds rate a "10.". Service pleasant and well meaning, although they struggle with some of the demanding international guests. Enjoyed lunches more than dinner. Great place to decompress from Las Vegas. read more

We just got back from our weekend get away at Amangiri, It was amazing. Cons: * Noises coming from the HVAC venting kept me up at night, but turned the fan on medium and it stopped. Annoying, but at least I figured out how to make it stop. * Phone system in room is hard to figure out, had to use my cell to call the front desk. Didn't see any buttons on the phone for hotel departments. * Whole the bed is quite cool looking, it has some concrete bolsters that are shin killers if you hit it. Not very easy to get in/out. But, looks cool. Pros: * Most likely the best hotel we have ever stayed at. A step above the Ritz and Four Seasons level hotels. Top Notch. * Amazing architecture, being a general contractor of luxury modern homes, it's really amazing. The use and land planning was top notch, many cool and unique details through out the grounds. Loved it. * Food is THE BEST we have ever had at a hotel. Not overly presented, but tasted great and we liked everything. Not overly seasoned and somewhat healthy. The lunch salads are AMAZING. * General staff is great. Ask anyone for anything and they handle it. Not the "I will let so and so know". Most impressive. While eating dinner one night, a couple sat down next to us. The bus boy poured them waters and they asked him what the specials were for the night. He replied, Justin will be your waiter, but since you asked he went into the whole speech perfectly on the specials and preparations. Amazed he let the guest know he wasn't the waiter, but then accommodated them and answered their question. Impressive training. Also, while they have set meal times, simply ask and they will make it for you. Wife is a major ice cream sunday on cheat day type, they made it happen in an over the top way. Great! * Loved the check in. First it is very secluded and a long road with a simple gate at the end. I honestly thought we were lost. Drove about 1.5 miles own a secluded road and found a unmarked gate. Hit the intercom and they ask whom you are and welcome you in. When you pull up to the resort the staff is waiting for you. They take your bags and give you a tour of the resort, finally take you to your room and everything is there for you. Great service. * The staff will all know your name, They approach you and address you by your name and I never even met them. * So many great little hiding spots to sit and be left alone, I sat and chilled for 3 hours and never heard or saw anyone. So quite it's amazing. We sat at a side patio each night and watched an amazing sunset all by ourselves. * We did a private tour of the canyons and it was great. Guide was a native Navaho Eli and gave us a great education. Very casual and never felt like a tourist. We got to visit private canyons and be all by ourselves. While other canyons had a hundred tourists, we had 2 all too ourselves. * Spa was great and well appointed. Spa and steam rooms could be a bit hotter, but nice. We had a great time. Most of our trips are to cities, LA, SF, Seattle, this was the first seclude type resort, simply stay, eat, chill, workout. At first we were a bit taken back by the chill type setting, but after a day you really get into it. It is simply amazing. Now, you will drop a bit of cash to stay here, but all meals are included so it really isn't that bad for what you pay for. Honestly it is the best hotel we have ever stayed at. I would love to try their places in metropolitan places. Spend the money and try it. read more

My wife and I stayed 5 nights at AMANGIRI for our 25th anniversary in April. We flew into Vegas stayed a night and drove the four hours to AMANGIRI threw the Virgin River Gorge... one of the most beautiful rides I have been on in my 53 years... not quite the Brenner Pass but on the other end of the spectrum... still amazing way to get to the resort. The stay was amazing!! Every Meal, the service, the views... hikes... available tours threw Amangiri (Antelope Canyon was crazy beautiful but a bit pricey... worth it the guide was the best and showed me how to use my cameras in a way I never knew they could be used), 16 miles down the Colorado River.... just about everything was top notch!!! FIRST CLASS all the way. Oh yeah food was included in our stay... and it was REALLY REALLY good! We had a Mesa suite and it was really nice. The bed however was a king made up of two mattresses so there was kind of a high seem in the middle that made me kind of roll away from my wife... and that was not cool on an anniversary but still not so much a big deal. I didn't have any trouble with the service... maybe they have been working on it and worked out the bugs because the staff was truly helpful, friendly and nice. The architecture is very minimalist and exactly how it was designed. I don't need a bunch of art work hanging on the walls when the view out of the open wall suite was more beautiful than and painting... The fire place outside the room made for great nights looking at the stars with some drinks... quiet and very peaceful. Plenty of hiking or rock climbing during the day if its not too hot... or just sit by the pool... The most relaxing and peaceful vacations I have ever had... I can't wait to go back but want to try some of the other AMAN resorts soon... AMANYARA I think will be next but would definitely return to Amangiri and recommend it to anyone. Just be ready to pay its gonna cost you 2k+ per night..... worth if for me! read more

Magical place. The modern minimalist architecture blends in perfectly with the environment, the place is stunning, food excellent and healthy, service outstanding. There is a sense of exclusivity and secluded tranquility that makes this place very very special. Highly recommended read more