Nestled within the vast desert landscapes of southern Utah, Amangiri is a secluded retreat where striking geology, profound stillness, and understated luxury converge in remarkable harmony. Surrounded by towering mesas, sandstone formations, and sweeping desert vistas, the resort offers an immersive connection to one of North America’s most dramatic natural environments. Contemporary architecture is thoughtfully integrated into the landscape, with stone, concrete, and glass framing the rugged beauty of the surrounding canyons while creating a sense of calm, space, and seclusion.
Suites, pavilions, and private residences combine refined simplicity with exceptional comfort, featuring expansive outdoor terraces, natural materials, and uninterrupted views across the desert. The destination invites exploration through hiking, rock climbing, horseback riding, via ferrata experiences, and guided excursions to nearby national parks and cultural sites, while quieter moments are devoted to wellness, relaxation, and contemplation. At the heart of the resort, the iconic swimming pool curves around a natural sandstone escarpment, creating a distinctive focal point that celebrates the landscape itself. Dining highlights seasonal ingredients and regional influences, offering a thoughtful expression of the American Southwest.
Amangiri embraces a philosophy of hospitality rooted in wellbeing, environmental stewardship, and a deep respect for place. Through responsible practices, conservation-minded initiatives, and meaningful engagement with the cultural and natural heritage of the region, the resort fosters a lasting connection to the desert environment while preserving the extraordinary landscapes that define this remote corner of the American Southwest.
The Essentials
34 suites
Check-in: 4:00 pm
Check-out: 12:00 pm
Families welcome
Pet friendly upon request
Transportation Options
Page Municipal Airport (25KM)
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (435KM)
Resort Highlights
Set within Utah’s canyon country
Surrounded by 900 acres of desert
Architecture by Marwan Al-Sayed
Gateway to Lake Powell and Navajo lands
Thoughtful Practices
Navajo Nation and Utah canyon country heritage stewardship
Southwest producers and Navajo artisans supply the kitchen
Dark sky astronomy and Navajo cultural programming