Amangiri vs Camp Sarika by Amangiri
Two of Canyon Point, Utah's best properties - rates, honest differences, and what sets them apart.
Amangiri
Minimalist concrete pavilions hidden within the stark mesas of the Colorado Plateau.
Camp Sarika by Amangiri
An ultra-exclusive tented pavilion retreat tucked into sandstone mesas near Amangiri.
Which one should you book?
Both are on the same 600-acre canyon property in Utah. Both include all meals - three a day. Both give you access to one of the most remote luxury settings in America. The difference is what you're sleeping in and how private you want to be. Amangiri is the architectural statement - the concrete suites, the famous pool carved into the rock, the full resort experience. Camp Sarika is the premium tier above that: 10 canvas pavilions only, your own plunge pool, your own dining enclave, and a rate that reflects it.
- ✓The most photographed pool in the American West - carved into sandstone canyon rock
- ✓Concrete pavilion suites designed around the landscape - the original Aman desert statement
- ✓More room and suite categories, including family options, at a lower entry rate
- ✓All three daily meals included in the rate - breakfast, lunch, and dinner
- ✓Only 10 canvas pavilions - the most exclusive version of the Amangiri experience
- ✓Every pavilion has its own private heated plunge pool, fire pit, and telescope
- ✓Its own restaurant, pool, and spa enclave - plus full access to all Amangiri facilities
- ✓All three daily meals included, same as Amangiri - this is not a tradeoff
Key Trade-offs at a Glance
What Sets Them Apart
The details that matter at this level.
Camp Sarika is located a 5-minute private golf cart transfer from Amangiri across the desert valley.
Camp Sarika has its own restaurant, pool, and spa - plus full access to everything at Amangiri. Amangiri guests do not have equivalent private access to Camp Sarika.
Amangiri is the full resort - the iconic architecture, the central pool, other guests around. Camp Sarika is deliberate seclusion: 10 pavilions, a private dining enclave, the feeling that the canyon belongs to you. Both are exceptional. Camp Sarika is the one you pay more for.
12-Month Nightly Rate Comparison
Average nightly base rates across the calendar year. Click or hover any month to compare.
The Bottom Line
These two properties share a canyon, a brand, and a meal plan. The difference is everything else. Amangiri is the flagship - the concrete suites, the rock pool, a full resort. Camp Sarika sits further into the canyon with 10 pavilions, a private dining enclave, and a nightly rate that starts significantly higher. It's not a budget alternative or a wilder version - it's the next level of the same experience. If the architecture and the pool are the reason you're coming to Canyon Point, Amangiri. If maximum privacy and the sense of having the desert to yourself matters more than the famous pool, Camp Sarika. Either way, all meals are included and the canyon is the same.
Amangiri starts from $3,848/night; Camp Sarika by Amangiri from $4,500/night. Both are available through Wildist at the same rate as booking direct - with VIP perks, room upgrades, and dedicated advisor support included.
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Both Amangiri and Camp Sarika by Amangiri are available through Wildist at the same rate as booking direct — with exclusive VIP perks added at no extra cost.