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Amangiri
AmanUltra-LuxuryDesert

Canyon Point, Utah, United States

34 rooms
Opened 2009
Rick Joy / Marwan Al-Sayed / Wendell Burnette
Canyon Point, Utah, United States

Dining guide

Amangiri Dining Guide

The Dining Room seats 76 for breakfast through dinner: Southwest-inspired plates, global accents, an open kitchen, a wood-fired oven, and indoor and outdoor tables over the escarpment pool. A Private Dining Room seats ten behind felt walls, with a fireplace and doors into the kitchen. Dinner on the Rocks sets a sandstone table for a small party. The Desert Lounge takes larger sits. The Fireside Pavilion sits beside the main pool. Camp Sarika’s restaurant is open to Amangiri guests. Breakfast, lunch and dinner for two are included; alcohol is extra. This is not all-inclusive, and most meals land in The Dining Room.

2 dining venues and experiences

Before you book dinner

  • The Dining Room serves breakfast from 7:00am to 10:30am, lunch from 11:30am to 2:30pm, and dinner from 5:30pm to 10:00pm.
  • Private dinners can be set up in remote rock alcoves or on your suite terrace upon request.
  • The Fireside Pavilion serves cocktails and light bites from 11:00am to midnight.

Amangiri dining FAQ

What cuisine is served at Amangiri?
The Dining Room serves modern Southwestern cuisine inspired by indigenous Native American heritage and local ranched meats.
What are the dining hours for The Dining Room?
The Dining Room is open daily for breakfast (7-10:30am), lunch (11:30am-2:30pm), and dinner (5:30-10pm).
Can private dining be arranged in the desert?
Yes, private candlelit dinners can be set up in secluded rock amphitheaters or on your private terrace.
Are meals included in the stay?
Most rates at Amangiri include all three daily gourmet meals (excluding alcoholic beverages).

Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated September 2026