The vastness of the desert and nothing else – that is what guests at the Amangiri Resort can hardly get enough of. There are many different colors and shapes to discover in the rocky desert of Utah. In the midst of this fascinating landscape is a spa resort in a class of its own, offering maximum seclusion and beautiful architecture. The Amangiri Resort blends perfectly into the brownish stone landscape, yet stands out with its purist design.
Relaxation or action? At Amangiri, no wish remains unfulfilled: treat yourself to a traditional Navajo treatment in the luxury spa and enjoy the absolute tranquility of the desert. Fly over a national park in a helicopter or greet the sun with yoga in the desert. For water sports enthusiasts, the Colorado River is not far away, where you can go fishing or kayaking and see the fascinating natural surroundings from a different perspective.
The resort's elegant rooms and villas, spread across the extensive grounds, offer the opportunity to leave everyday life behind and retreat to light-filled rooms with views of nature. Choose between the clean lines of the suites or a touch of the Wild West at Camp Sarika.
Four unique restaurants await you at Amangiri and in the surrounding area. Dining here is an unforgettable journey through the culinary heritage of the Navajo and the American Southwest. The restaurant team is also happy to arrange private culinary experiences for you, both at the resort and at picturesque locations in the desert.
A dream vacation at Amangiri takes you to the unspoiled land of Red Rock Country in the Utah desert, where the hotel occupies 600 hectares of the vast and majestic Colorado Plateau. In this desert landscape of imposing canyons, table mountains, mountain ranges, and gorges, Amangiri's modernist suites and the luxurious pavilions of Camp Sarika offer an inspiring welcome to one of the world's most dramatic remote locations. Enjoy seclusion and privacy against an unforgettable backdrop, where the resort, with its natural materials, clean lines, and soft earth tones, almost blends into the steppe.
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