Camp Sarika by Amangiri

Canyon Point, Utah

9.5 Superior Luxury
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About the Hotel

A short drive from Amangiri, Camp Sarika seems truly set apart from the rest of the world, a place where the sense of connection to nature is much stronger than the ties to modern city life. Experience a new frontier, an atmosphere characterized by community and peace, with yoga and meditation sessions held outside in an environment of soul-stirring natural beauty. With three national parks and the Navajo Nation Reservation in its immediate proximity Camp Sarika is a unique entry point into the wilds of the Old West, with guided desert and mountain hikes on its own trail system, a programme of slot canyon expeditions and a bespoke Sarika via ferrata route. At night, the campfire blazes into life, and residents gather for storytelling sessions beneath the vast star-shimmering sky.

Location

Camp Sarika by Amangiri
1 Kayenta Rd
Canyon Point, Utah 84741

Nearest Airport: PGA

Features and Amenities

  • Dining
  • Restaurant
  • Afternoon Tea
  • On-Site Amenities
  • Spa on Property
  • Sauna
  • Outdoor Pool
  • Steam Room
  • Activities
  • Hiking
  • Kayaking
  • Yoga
  • Rock Climbing
  • Horseback Riding
  • Interests
  • Eco Friendly / Sustainable
  • Hotels
  • Spa
  • Treehouses & Tents

Reviews for Camp Sarika by Amangiri

The best stay & experience in the US NO QUESTION

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 1 month ago

I went here with my mother recently for two nights and this place was definition of serene, private, and peaceful. Everything is choreographed behind you that when you are ready to do anything, there is an abundance of staff ready to accomplish your goals and whether it be dining, excursion, spa, or anything else, you can pretty much do anything here on their truly vast property or they have exclusive suppliers and vendors that can achieve anything you really want off property too. if you can absorb the price point, it is worth every penny.

gtxlow - Austin, Texas


Featuring Seasonal Menus Inspired By The Culinary Heritage Of The Southwest.

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 5 months ago

Blending seamlessly into untouched red-country, the 34 modernist suites of Amangiri and 10 tented pavilions. Surrounded by the majestic Colorado Plateau by stunning wilderness of Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park. A selection of suites offer outdoor lounges, sky terraces, and private pools. Hike the resort's 12 miles of designated trails, practice yoga on the rocks, have decadent spa treatments and end days with dinner at the main restaurant.

Room-in-my-suitcase - Ottawa, Canada


Majestic and Exclusive

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 6 months ago

A magical place - the stunning scenery is really spiritual. Food is great and service is attentive. Sadly we have been priced out. Their rates have zoomed up to where even well-off people will pause. (Jared and Ivanka were photographed there a few months ago so you get the price level.). If money is no object, this place is for you - and it IS very special. We miss it. (Note: This site only lets you go back to January, we last stayed at least 3 years go.)

PanAm007 - White Plains, New York


Family getaway

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 7 months ago

Came for Thanksgiving and our 30th anniversary with our 4 young adults. Beautiful, relaxing, did lots of hiking, rode horses, canyon walking tour, spa treatments, pools etc. We had an awesome time together. Rooms had everything we needed including a clothing steamer, which we used because we had a special event & luncheon to celebrate our anniversary. Evening before there were candles, rose pedals, a flower arrangement, bubble bath surrounded by more rose pedals, and a fire when we returned from the Thanksgiving dinner. Honestly, no complaints.

momtrieshard - Chicago


Bad food. Beautiful surroundings.

TripAdvisor Traveler Review Rating Reviewed 7 months ago

Setting and hotel is beautiful but the food is really bad. Even my daughter could not eat anything from the kids menu except for pizza. Powdered mac and cheese for 5k per night hotel room. Just wrong. They really need a good barista. I’ve had better coffee at Marriott. The canyons around hotel are beautiful but hotel itself needs to have better service and MUCH BETTER FOOD!

Yulia M


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