Amangani (peaceful home) clings to the crest of East Gros Ventre Butte, some

7,000 feet (2,135 metres) above sea level, high above the town of Jackson, Wyoming.
The 40-suite retreat is a year-round destination acting as a premier ski resort from
December through March, and the ideal base for exploring the magnificent natural
surroundings in the warmer months.

With its floor-to-ceiling columns of Oklahoma sandstone, ceilings and walls in

Pacific redwood and chairs of rattan and woven cowhide, Amangani embraces
the spirit of the West.
The Lounge, with its soaring
redwood ceiling, two large
wood-burning fireplaces and
two-storey window wall,
affords open views across to
the Snake River Range and
below to Spring Gulch.
Located next to the Lounge,
the Library is a comfortable,
light-filled room (above right).
A selection of books on Western
and Native American culture,
as well as the region’s flora
and fauna, is available. CDs,
DVDs and games may be
borrowed by guests.
The adjacent Takoda
Room (left), furnished
with a wood-burning
fireplace, is available for
meetings and special-
occasion dining.
Terrazzo tables, metal-
sculpted elk art and a
wood-burning fireplace,
lend a distinctive
ambience to The Grill,
Amangani’s 65-seat
dining room which
is open for breakfast,
lunch and dinner.
The Zinc Bar is
an ideal venue for
casual refreshments
throughout the day.
Each suite includes a king-size platform bed, fireplace, window-side day bed, terrazzo dining table, woven cowhide chairs in
faux wolf fabric and a pine-stump table. Walls are decorated with back-lit cedar planks. The large bathroom and dressing area
features a deep-soaking tub, twin vanities and a shower room trimmed in slate. Floors are finished in clear-heart redwood.
The Spring Gulch Suite (right) covers
676 square feet (63 square metres) and
offers a large terrace with spectacular
views. This suite is situated at the
highest level of the resort. The Grand
Teton Suite (above) features a spacious
balcony with magnificent views of
the Grand Teton mountain range.
Only a 20-minute
complimentary drive
from Amangani, the
vast and varied ski
terrain of Jackson
Hole’s Rendezvous
and Aprés Vous
mountains is suited
to skiers of all levels.

Conveniently located
just below Jackson
Hole Mountain Resort’s
Bridger Gondola, at the
base of Rendezvous
Mountain, Amangani’s
private Ski Lounge
provides easy access
to some of America’s
finest ski slopes.
In winter Jackson Hole becomes a snow-covered playground. Guests can ski and snowboard to their heart’s content as well as
enjoying dog-sledding, sleigh rides, snowmobiling, snow-shoeing and ice skating. A 10-minute drive from Amangani, the town
of Jackson offers warmer entertainment in the form of museums, art galleries and boutiques.
The 115-foot (35-metre)
heated outdoor swimming
pool is linked to a whirlpool.
The Spa and Fitness Centre features treatment rooms, exercise studios, separate steam rooms and individualised yoga
programmes. Other resort facilities include the Gallery, where local art, jewellery and antiques can be purchased.
Amangani’s accommodation options
include 29 Suites, five Deluxe Suites,
the Shoshone Suite, two Amangani
Suites, the Sena Suite, the Grand
Teton Suite, the Spring Gulch Suite
and the Amangani Homes.
Floor-to-ceiling windows
offer some of the most
spectacular panoramas
in Jackson Hole. Guests
staying in the Homes
enjoy all of Amangani’s
services, from house-
keeping to catered
dining, as well as full
use of Amangani’s
award-winning facilities.
A year-round destination, Jackson Hole is known for its skiing but offers a multitude of activities in spring, summer and fall.
These include hiking, horseback riding, fly-fishing, river trips and hot air ballooning. Elk, bison, bighorn sheep, mule deer and
the occasional moose and pronghorn may be sighted on four-wheel-drive safaris.
 1535 North East Butte Road, Jackson, Wyoming 83002, USA
Tel: (1) 307 734 7333 USA Toll-free: (1) 877 734 7333
Fax: (1) 307 734 7332 E-mail: amangani@amanresorts.com
www.amanresorts.com

Amangani has its roots in the American West, in the cattle ranches that
wind through the valley below, and in the Rocky Mountains that rise
up as a backdrop to the wide-open plains.