Amangiri
Hotel · Kane County ·
Luxurious desert resort with spa, dining, and guided hikes
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1 Kayenta Rd, Canyon Point, UT 84741 Get directions
Luxurious desert resort with spa, dining, and guided hikes
1 Kayenta Rd, Canyon Point, UT 84741 Get directions
"If a luxury hotel existed on the moon, it might feel like Amangiri. In the ochre canyons of southern Utah, it’s less resort and more mirage, a minimalist masterpiece carved from desert stone. Though its aesthetic appeal is undeniable (the pool alone deserves design awards), there’s so much more to this unique spot. Sleek service, world-class dining, and immersive cultural experiences make every stay restorative. The design—all clean lines and concrete—cleverly frames its 165-million-year-old sandstone surroundings like art. Each of the 34 suites, which have limestone walls, private terraces, and flickering fireplaces, embodies laid-back luxury. Guests can drift between the serene pool and Aman Spa, or head off on an unforgettable adventure, whether hiking to Broken Arrow Cave to watch resident artist Ulrike Arnold at work, horseback riding through the dramatic landscape to see ancient petroglyphs, or exploring canyons that are 6 million years old with a Navajo guide. If there were ever a place to ditch your phone and completely surround yourself in raw, awe-inspiring nature, this is it. From $4,500. —Sarah Allard" - CNT Editors
"If a luxury hotel existed on the moon, it might feel like Amangiri. In the ochre canyons of southern Utah, it’s less resort and more mirage, a minimalist masterpiece carved from desert stone. Though its aesthetic appeal is undeniable (the pool alone deserves design awards), there’s so much more to this unique spot. Sleek service, world-class dining, and immersive cultural experiences make every stay restorative. The design—all clean lines and concrete—cleverly frames its 165-million-year-old sandstone surroundings like art. Each of the 34 suites, which have limestone walls, private terraces, and flickering fireplaces, embodies laid-back luxury. Guests can drift between the serene pool and Aman Spa, or head off on an unforgettable adventure, whether hiking to Broken Arrow Cave to watch resident artist Ulrike Arnold at work, horseback riding through the dramatic landscape to see ancient petroglyphs, or exploring canyons that are 6 million years old with a Navajo guide. If there were ever a place to ditch your phone and completely surround yourself in raw, awe-inspiring nature, this is it. From $4,500. —Sarah Allard" - CNT Editors
"Tucked among the red rocks of southern Utah, this remote and celebrity-adored escape allures travelers with a sky-high via ferrata, desert hiking, and polka-dotted nightscapes. Outdoor beds with open-sky terraces in the Girjaala and Amangiri suites let guests fall asleep counting stars and rise to the sun-soaked Colorado Plateau." - Stephanie Vermillion
"Among the most exceptional and most exclusive hotels on this list, Amangiri is a Three Key retreat set in the desert of Utah." - The MICHELIN Guide
"One of the United States' 16 Three-Key hotels, Amangiri in Canyon Point, Utah, holds the guide's highest hotel honor." - The MICHELIN Guide