quotes from the media

"Car ici il s’agit bien de luxe, de luxe extrême, celui qui se devine, se vit, sans ostentation."

"Because here, it is indeed luxury, pushed to the extreme. One that you imagine, that you live, without ostentation."

"Tout ici a un sens, essentiel, rien n’est accessoire. On ne repart pas indemne, mais philosophe, de ce séjour en terre indienne."

"Everything here has a purpose, is essential, nothing is meaningless. You don’t leave untouched from your stay on Indian soil, but as a philosopher."

“My favorite place on earth is…the Aman resort in Utah.  My husband [Russell Brand] and I call ourselves Aman junkies because we’re addicted to these resorts.” - Quoting Katy Perry

“We don’t blame Brangelina for hiding out in this remote desert valley off-duty. We’re loving the chic white-stone suites with insane views of mesas, dunes and towering plateaus.”

“Speechless.  The place leaves wordsmiths without words for days on end. Why?  Because we’re too busy being quiet and communing with nature to think in words.  Not to overstate it, Amangiri (which means “peaceful mountain”) transports guests to another plane.  Senses are heightened at every turn and in every moment.  You watch the morning light take its color from the rocks in a slow-motion dream—while enjoying cappuccino and croissants delivered to you on the side verandah…  There is nothing out of place or unnatural here. You pick your jaw up off the floor throughout the day. You are well within your right to be awestruck here.”

"The heaven in the wildness."

“The 600-acre hideaway called Amangiri in Southeastern Utah offers guests a sanctuary from the distractions of the outside world.  The hotel, nestled in a protected valley, greets visitors with one of America’s most dramatic and inspiring natural environments within the Escalante National Monument.  Located 20 minutes from the nearest town, the 34 suites let nature take center stage with their simple, yet modern design that features cool, white-stone tiles and natural timber.”

“The Utah desert is the focus here: all bathrooms have oblong windows that look out onto a 165-million-year-old mesa, the walls are built from sandstone, and amenities are scented with desert sage.”