Fontainebleau, Las Vegas
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“‘The Miami hotel’s same decadent futurism, with its boldly curvilinear lines, massive open spaces, glass columns that ascend 42 feet into a mothership of ceilings, and escalators up to a mezzanine view of it all might feel like a shock to the system for those accustomed to the everything-is-embellished aesthetic of Las Vegas.”
“Walking into the 20,000 square foot lobby through a 1,600-ton cantilevered steel porte-cochere, I was immediately overcome by a sense of awe and the intoxicating smell of roses set by celebrity florist Jeff Leatham.”
“Developer Jefferey Soffer, despite more than two decades of stalled construction, has pulled off his vision to elevate Las Vegas resorts. The years in limbo were used wisely, meticulously refining every detail and ensuring unparalleled levels of luxury, comfort and craftsmanship in the city.”
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- Top location
- Swimming pool
- Spa
- Comfortable beds
- Friendly staff
All you need to know
The Fontainebleau Las Vegas feels like a fresh breeze on the Strip. Sleek, modern, and unapologetically bold. With over 3,600 rooms and towering 67 stories, this hotel brings serious scale and style.
Inside, the design leans into its Miami-Beach roots with cool blue tones, luxury finishes, and a classy, yet lively vibe. There’s also a huge casino, world-class dining (think more than 30 restaurants and lounges), and pretty much everything you’d want for a five-star getaway.
But it’s not just about glitz. Fontainebleau Las Vegas delivers plenty of chill, too. The six-acre pool complex, cabanas, and daybeds make it a great place to unwind. And when you’re ready to reset, the Lapis Spa & Wellness is a calm oasis offering treatments, a sauna, and even a salt room.
Add in buzzing nightlife (with bars like Nowhere and LIV) and a curated museum (the Hall of Excellence) full of iconic sports memorabilia, and you’ve got a place that’s just as much about relaxation and culture as it is about partying.
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