Luxury resort offering upscale accommodations, fine dining, vibrant nightlife, and a sprawling pool complex in a modern architectural setting.
General Information
Check-in: 3pm | Check-out: 11am
Dining, spa, and entertainment venues have individual hours
Resort fee: $56.69/night
Estimated total: $191.61–$236.96 per night depending on day and room type
Overview
The Fontainebleau Las Vegas is a striking addition to the Las Vegas Strip, blending timeless elegance with modern luxury. With over 3,600 rooms and suites, a 150,000-square-foot casino, and more than 30 dining venues, the resort offers a comprehensive hospitality experience. Guests can unwind at the six-acre Oasis Pool complex, indulge in treatments at the Lapis Spa & Wellness center, or explore high-end boutiques at the Shops at Fontainebleau. Entertainment abounds with venues like LIV Nightclub and BleauLive Theater, hosting world-renowned performers and immersive nightlife experiences.
Opened in late 2023, Fontainebleau Las Vegas continues the legacy of its Miami Beach counterpart, reimagined for the desert metropolis. The resort caters to both leisure and business travelers with its expansive event spaces, curated culinary offerings, and personalized service. Whether you're lounging poolside, enjoying a champagne tasting, or dancing the night away, Fontainebleau delivers a refined yet energetic atmosphere that captures the spirit of modern Las Vegas luxury.
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