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Amangiri

Amangiri

Canyon Point

Opened 2009   Renovated 2020   $$$$

“Modernist desert outpost”

Luxe Design Wellness
Secluded
Amangiri — vibe

Vibe

Sand-tinted concrete pavilions blend directly into the southern Utah desert, wrapping around an eighty-foot sandstone escarpment and sunken pool.

“Modernist desert outpost”

Luxe

Intuitive canyon guides, private airport transfers, and personalized fireside dining beneath the southern Utah mesas.

Design

Sand-tinted concrete pavilions wrap seamlessly around an eighty-foot natural sandstone escarpment and swimming pool.

Wellness

A twenty-five-thousand-square-foot spa complex featuring flotation therapy, heated step pools, and desert yoga.

Secluded

Set across 600 acres of protected southern Utah desert near Lake Powell, completely secluded among sandstone mesas.

Amangiri — rooms

Rooms

Minimalist suites feature white limestone floors, private desert-view terraces with fire pits, and deep soaking tubs framed by sweeping picture windows.

Amangiri — wellness

Wellness

The 25,000-square-foot spa complex offers flotation therapy, a heated step pool, and outdoor treatment terraces overlooking the canyon landscape.

Amangiri — backstory

Backstory

Architects Wendell Burnette, Marwan Al-Sayed, and Rick Joy mixed local sand into concrete pours so the structures match the surrounding mesas.

Amangiri — eat & drink

Eat & drink

The Dining Room serves Southwestern dishes from an open wood-fired oven, while the Fireside Pavilion offers starlit dining beside glowing embers.

The neighborhood

Six hundred acres of protected southern Utah desert unfold in every direction, dotted with slot canyons and rugged via ferrata climbing routes.

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