Amangiri

Architecture at the Edge of the Wild

Six hundred acres of protected desert on the Utah and Arizona line, with the resort built around a rock escarpment that rises straight out of the central pool. Concrete, glass and stone, and nothing at all between you and the mesa.

Suites with Sky, and Camp Sarika

Suites open onto private desert courts, several with their own pools and outdoor fireplaces. Camp Sarika, a short drive on, adds tented pavilions further into the landscape for anyone who wants the horizon to themselves.

Private Pools, Open Sky

Amangiri's suites range from 1,130 square feet to multi-bedroom mesa homes. Many have private plunge pools, and the largest open onto courtyards that stretch directly into the escarpment. Camp Sarika's pavilions add canvas, canopy, and an even greater sense of isolation.

All accommodations are oriented around dark-sky star watching, cool desert evenings, and the kind of morning light the Colorado Plateau is known for.

Full-Board by Design

Stays are full-board, built around three meals a day at Amangiri's restaurant and a rotating programme of desert-table dinners, wellness menus, and regional ingredients from the surrounding Southwest.

The 25,000-square-foot Aman Spa draws on Navajo healing traditions and modern protocols, with water rituals, hammam and Banya, movement studios, and one-to-one treatments designed around the arid climate and the activity level of each stay.

The Grandest Neighbourhood

Amangiri is surrounded by some of the most celebrated public land in the United States: Zion, Bryce Canyon, Grand Staircase-Escalante, the Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, Lake Powell, and Monument Valley. Each is reachable by day from the resort.

Private hot-air balloon flights, via ferrata climbs, horseback rides, slot-canyon hikes, and scenic air tours are arranged on request. The desert is the itinerary.