Tu alojamiento en Canyon Point

We spent three nights in this magical setting, and it was nothing short of incredible. The property itself is otherworldly and breathtakingly beautiful—it’s hard to even put into words. We stayed in room 30, which was absolutely phenomenal. The outdoor area overlooked the vast grounds, offering tranquility and stunning views. The room itself was luxurious, with a soaking tub facing the gorgeous landscape and a fridge stocked with complimentary non-alcoholic drinks and snacks—a beautiful retreat where every detail is considered. One of the absolute highlights of our trip was the Slot Canyon Tour with Steven as our guide. The tour was worth every single penny, truly one of the most memorable experiences of our lives. However, I was disappointed to learn that the 10% service fee added to tours doesn’t go to the tour operator or guide —it all goes to the resort. This policy feels a bit greedy and out of place for a property that prides itself on hospitality. I had an Aqua Shiatsu treatment at the spa, which was one of the best things I’ve ever experienced. I highly recommend opting for something unique like this instead of a more standard spa treatment. The spa services here are on another level and really add to the overall experience. I appreciated that the intimate property meant that finding a spot by the pool was never an issue. Poolside lunch service was excellent, and I really appreciated the calm, unhurried atmosphere. Now, for the cons. While the setting and amenities are exceptional, I found that the service at this price point could be more polished and personalized. For example, when we booked our reservation, we had requested that Horseshoe Bend be added to our Slot Canyon tour, but it wasn’t on our itinerary. Of course, the tour operator was very accommodating and we were able to add it, but it should have already been there. Everyone at the resort was eager to please and very friendly, which I appreciated, but at a place like Amangiri, the service should feel more personalized. For instance, we had a dietary requirement noted, and although they reconfirmed the preference each night, only one night’s “tastings” they brought were adapted to her dietary requirement. All of them could have easily been modified like they did on night one, but they must have forgotten the other nights? Similarly, I ordered the same mocktail each evening, but it wasn’t noted and waiting for me on the third night—something you’d expect from a resort of this caliber. The personal attention was just not there. As for dining, the dinner menu was somewhat challenging for a picky eater like me. Breakfast and lunch were fine, but the dinner menu leaned heavily into fine dining, which limited my options. Thankfully, there was a special one night that helped mix things up, but the regular menu felt repetitive. That said, everything I did eat was excellent, so if you enjoy fine dining, you won’t be disappointed. The gym was small but well-equipped, and housekee