quotes from the media

“Paradise in wild solitude.”

“In October 2009, world-renowned Aman Resorts opened Amangiri, an exclusive 34-suite getaway that seamlessly blends modern architecture into the dramatic 165-million-year-old rocks, mesas and canyons.  Peaceful and serene on 600 acres in a private canyon, it’s just a short drive to Page (where guests with private planes can fly in and out) and Wahweap Marina at Lake Powell.  Located just a stone’s throw over the Arizona border in Utah, Amangiri makes an ideal “base camp” for exploring Arches, Bryce and Zion national parks, as well as the Grand Canyon, Navajo tribal lands, Monument Valley, the Colorado River and other northern Arizona parks and landmarks.”

“Tout cela est un rêve ! oui, mais éveillé ! Il a fallu onze années de réflexion, conception, imagination pour que le joyau Amangiri devienne une époustouflante réalité. Ces sculptures naturelles de roches, austères et pourtant si belles sont devenues depuis l’ouverture de ce temple, non pas une destination, mais une expérience de la sérénité. ”

“All this is a dream! Yes, but a dream where you are awake! Eleven years of reflection, conception, and imagination have been necessary for the Amangiri gem to become an extraordinary reality. Since the opening of this temple, these natural sculptures of rocks, stern and yet so beautiful have become, not a destination, but an experience of serenity.”

“With the opening of Amangiri in October 2009, there is at last a good reason to travel to the middle of nowhere.  It may take some effort to get here, but once you arrive you won’t want to leave so fast…  In fact, for anyone who wants to experience the American southwest and Grand Canyon without having to be based in Las Vegas or Phoenix, this is the ideal and “only” place to stay.  Not only does Amangiri offer every luxury that anyone could ask for, it does so with a level of style and class that only Aman can pull off in the remotest of locations anywhere in the world.”