Camp Sarika by Amangiri

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.

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.)

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.

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!

We booked our stay hoping for a pampering luxurious experience, but we were sadly disappointed. When we arrived, we were greeted by the resort manager who brought us into the lounge. We were greeted by staff and served overly sweet lemonade. Our room wasn’t ready, so we were invited to sit by the pool and relax. While we were offered water immediately, it took 10-15 minutes for someone to take a drink order (They not busy as there were only 2-3 other couples there and it was a Tuesday). When our room wasn’t ready, we were brought over by a staff member who gave us a tour of the property on the way. We noticed more used towels strewn by the hot tub and preceding lounge. There were also used glasses and empty wine bottles. The room was lovely, but was missing some essentials. For example, there were robes and towels galore, but only one roll of toilet paper and there was no price list for spa services (it also was not online). The floors to the shower were very slippery (I almost fell a few times!), there was no blackout shade and the a/c only cooled to 70 degrees. They also did not extra universal chargers which would have been nice. The next day as we were returning to the resort after a day out, there were used towels and a banana peel strewn on a table in the main entry. The lack of staffing issue persisted for the remainder of our stay. On our last day, at 4pm all of the but one of loungers were vacant, but not refreshed. And again, nobody came by to ask if we wanted drinks or food. Speaking of meals, while the food was great, the restaurant service was anything but. We had made reservations for each night of our stay at the property as was suggested by the staff. We arrived on-time and there were several empty tables at 7pm. While we were seated relatively quickly, a couple we met at the hotel waited 45 minutes to be seated. Once at our table, we waited for 10 minutes for someone to come to our table. After putting in a cocktail request with our server, nothing arrived for 20 minutes. Because no staff members came by the table, I walked up to the manager to inquire. While he was apologetic, there was no follow up at our table for 10 minutes later when the cocktail arrived. A few minutes later, our main courses showed up, but my chicken dish was shrimp and lukewarm warm at best. Our server was nowhere to be found and by the time we found a staff person who could assist, my husband was halfway through his meal and I had lost my appetite. When we got up to leave, the server and manager finally came by with a second cocktail (too little, too late). Finally, we received no follow-up afterwards. While I don’t expect someone to follow me around throwing rose petals before my feet, I do expect a clean, well-staffed experience from a 5-star luxury resort, especially with the outrageous price tag attached to Amangiri.