Aman's 34-key desert property in Canyon Point, Utah — Jean-Michel Gathy's pavilion architecture set into 600 acres of high-desert terrain.
BrandAman
DestinationUtah
RegionNorth America
Price TierTier 2 ($2k-$5k)
SettingLuxury resort hotel in Canyon Point, Utah, near Bryce Canyon
Best ForRepeat Aman travelers collecting properties, couples on milestone desert trips, wellness-focused guests seeking structured reset programming in high-desert terrain.
PrivacyUltra-Private
ServicePersonalized service with a focus on wellness
ButlerHigh
Private PoolYes
Built2009
Amangiri opened in 2009 on 600 acres of high-desert terrain in Canyon Point, Utah, designed by Jean-Michel Gathy as Aman's first North American property. The 34 suites — Desert Suites, Pavilion Suites, Mesa View Suites, and the standalone Amangiri Suite — follow Aman's pavilion-first design language
Key Features
Stunning desert landscape views
Spacious and luxurious suites
Outdoor infinity pool
Full-service wellness spa
Fine dining restaurant with local cuisine
Guided adventures such as hiking
kayaking
and horseback riding
Private yoga sessions and wellness programs
Complimentary Wi-Fi and modern amenities
Dining
The Dining Room
The Fireside Pavilion
Signature Experience
The pool at dawn, when the sandstone formation at its center catches first light and the desert floor is still cool — the architectural gesture that defines the property.
Aman's pavilion architecture executed in high-desert terrain at a scale and isolation that doesn't exist elsewhere in the North American portfolio. The property holds three World Travel Awards for 2025, including North America's Most Romantic Resort.
Signature Suite: Amangiri Suite
private lap pool, sun deck with outdoor dining areas, magnificent Utah desert views
Accolades
North Americas Most Romantic Resort 2025, Utahs Leading Hotel Suite 2025, Utahs Leading Resort 2025
Best time: October delivers Utah's finest luxury conditions, with summer crowds gone, the canyon lands glowing in golden autumn light, and temperatures perfect for hiking Zion, Bryce, and Arches without summer heat.
Demand: Utah's dual luxury market of world-class ski season (December-March) and dramatic canyon country touring (April-October) creates year-round premium demand. Park City and Deer Valley command consistent luxury demand throughout the ski season, while the Mighty Five parks peak from May through Septembe
Pricing: Ultra-luxury Park City properties command their highest rates during Christmas and the Sundance Film Festival in January, while southern Utah luxury camps and lodge properties peak from April through October. Both markets offer meaningful shoulder season value.
Insider tip: Arrange a private helicopter tour of the Grand Staircase-Escalante departing at sunrise from your Kanab luxury lodge, landing at remote canyon overlooks inaccessible by road - an exclusive perspective on America's last explored wilderness available only to guests of the finest southern Utah properti
Avoid: Avoid July in southern Utah's canyon country when temperatures in Zion and Bryce can exceed 40°C, making canyon hiking extremely demanding and reducing the outdoor exploration that defines the luxury experience at the finest canyon lodges.
