Immerse yourself in timeless elegance at Fontainebleau Las Vegas, the brand new sparkling hotel on the strip, where gaming meets luxury, with a whole lot of entertainment, food and shopping thrown in too! Fontainebleau Las Vegas’ one-of-a-kind offerings will appeal to those in search of escape during the day and night. If you're here to relax by day - there's 7 different pool experiences and a vitality-enhancing spa in which to do so. And when day turns to night, enjoy world-class cuisine at one of the many restaurants on offer, and then the 40,000-square-foot nightclub comes alive with globally-acclaimed headliners providing the soundtrack for endless evenings and a lifetime of memories. You may have heard good things about the sister property in Miami, and now they bring the pinnacle of luxury to the famous Vegas strip - we're dying to try it out, and you should be too.
Amenities
Bar
Casino
Evening Entertainment
Fitness Centre/Gym
Internet Access
Laundry Service
Night Club
Restaurant
Room Service
Safety Deposit Box
Spa
Swimming Pool
Where is it
Located at the north end of the Las Vegas Strip, adjacent to the Las Vegas Convention Center. 4 miles from Harry Reid International Airport.
Hotel information
3,644 rooms and suites on 60 floors. All with air-conditioning, custom Serta pillowtop mattress, spa-style robes, slippers, hair dryer, charging stations in each nightstand, personal refrigerator in addition to minibar*, 55” standard LG TV, in-room safe, Honeywell doorbell and service request system.
Bleau Rooms with either 1 king-size bed or 2 queen-size beds, sleeping maximum 4 people.
Bleau Mountain View Rooms with either 1 king-size bed or 2 queen-size beds, sleeping maximum 4 people.
Gold Mountain View Rooms are slightly larger in size and are located on higher floors, with 2 queen-size bed, sleeping maximum 4 people.
Gold Pool View Rooms with 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 2 people.
Gold Strip View Rooms with either 1 king-size bed or 2 queen-size beds, sleeping maximum 4 people.
Junior Suites offer mountain views, and feature a separate living/dining room, and bedroom with 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 2 people.
Noble Suites offer pool or strip views, featuring a separate living room and kitchenette, 2 bathrooms, and bedroom with 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 2 people.
Booking Bonus: Book by 31 Dec '25 to receive $150 resort credit to use during your stay when staying 3 nights or more maximum length of stay 14 nights. Any applicable offers are displayed in the amount shown. T&C's apply.
Hertz Car Rental on site. Complimentary self-parking (included in resort fee). Valet parking charges as follows (payable locally, fee subject to change): $35 per night Monday - Thursday; $40 per night Friday - Saturday. Hotel guests will have daily re-entry ability
24 restaurants and 12 bars/lounges, consisting of world-class dining from casual poolside café to upscale experiences and rooftop views, including:- Don's Prime (signature steakhouse) - Komodo (fusion southeast Asian flavours) - ITO (exclusive omakase counter experience) - Mother Wolf (Hollywood concept serving Italian cuisine) - The Tavern (sports bar serving craft beer and American classics) - Kyu (Asian favourites and sushi) - Washing Potato (innovative Chinese restaurant) - Cafe Cuto (Italian cafe) - Break (casual coffee shop) - Capon's (burger bar by New York celebrity chef) - El Bagel (classic and unique sandwiches) - Bleau Bar (central casino bar) - Nowhere (speakeasy bar with bespoke experiences) - Casa Dragones (tequila tasting bar) - FB Slim's (Oasis poolside bar) - Bleau Isle (pool bar with live DJ sessions).
90,000 sq ft theatre. 150,000 sq ft casino with table games, premier sportsbook and slots, plus a VIP high-limit salon and rooftop experience. LIV nightclub and LIV Beach Dayclub.
7 unique pool experiences including a day club and outdoor gaming, as well as a whirlpool and poolside cabanas*. Fitness centre. Spa* with 44 treatment rooms. Salon*. Premium shops and boutiques.
This hotel has a resort fee of $55 plus tax per night for all new reservations. Bookings made before 30th May '25 will remain at $50 plus tax per night (payable locally, subject to change), unless the room type booked specifically states that the resort fee is included.
Resort fee includes: - In-room Wi-Fi for up to four devices – Self-parking – Access for up to two persons to the Fitness Centre – A dedicated concierge offering special dining access and spa reservations – Unlimited local, domestic long distance (including Hawaii and Alaska), and toll-free calls
*Denotes local charge
Please note: Minimum check-In age is 21
Based on 1675 reviews
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Great hotel and experience
Jul 18, 2025tracy r
The rooms are beautiful, clean, and have a high-end vibe without feeling over the top and a large bath tub you can sink into. We enjoyed the mini bar and variety of the room snacks. Definitely one of the nicer spots I’ve stayed on the Strip.
The restaurants didn’t disappoint either. Komodo and Papi Steak were both worth it, and even the food…
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The rooms are beautiful, clean, and have a high-end vibe without feeling over the top and a large bath tub you can sink into. We enjoyed the mini bar and variety of the room snacks. Definitely one of the nicer spots I’ve stayed on the Strip.
The restaurants didn’t disappoint either. Komodo and Papi Steak were both worth it, and even the food hall had solid options for a quick bite. The pool scene and LIV nightclub? Packed and full of energy — definitely Miami-style fun if that’s your thing.
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Quiet, laid-back, and pristine.
Jul 18, 2025Aaron HGoodyear, Arizona
I never stay this far north on the Strip; I'm often in the middle of the action, but staying in a newer resort was appealing and TripAdvisor offered me a Royal Suite at a deal I couldn't pass up.
I'm seeing lots of "Vegas is dead..." comments on social media. No it isn't. We were there for a Monday and Tuesday night; center Strip is a zoo. …
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I never stay this far north on the Strip; I'm often in the middle of the action, but staying in a newer resort was appealing and TripAdvisor offered me a Royal Suite at a deal I couldn't pass up.
I'm seeing lots of "Vegas is dead..." comments on social media. No it isn't. We were there for a Monday and Tuesday night; center Strip is a zoo. Fontainebleau was quiet, though far from empty. The pool was busy during all hours of the day. The casino had plenty of players at all hours. However, I love the atmosphere here. I'm not in my 20s anymore and appreciate a resort that feels posh and relaxed. Staff is at every entrance to keep trouble-makers at bay. Elevator banks had additional staff to ensure you were supposed to be there.
No parking fees made staying here an even easier decision and the garage made it very easy to navigate the property. Very easy to get in and out of the resort, and being so far north on the Strip ensured traffic was never an issue.
Get the room upgrade if you're able. Our Royal Suite came with two full baths, my wife was very fond of the makeup counter in the master. Two walk-in showers and a large soaking tub makes the room feel even more luxurious. The water pressure was glorious. Touch controls in bathrooms and next to the bed was also a very nice touch.
Our only dining experience here was breakfast at La Fontaine, which was very good. We were seated immediately, though service was slow.
I will be coming back. I do hope my next stay is as pleasant as the first.
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Not a 5 Star Hotel
Jul 18, 2025Joshua PLong Island, New York
We were pretty excited walking in the door of the Fontainebleau hotel and just as disappointed walking out the door 2 days later.
As other reviewers have noted, there are a lack of basic “amenities” offered.
Should not have to walk 3 blocks to Walgreens because the hotel provides not even one freaking bottle of water in the room…..(unless you…
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We were pretty excited walking in the door of the Fontainebleau hotel and just as disappointed walking out the door 2 days later.
As other reviewers have noted, there are a lack of basic “amenities” offered.
Should not have to walk 3 blocks to Walgreens because the hotel provides not even one freaking bottle of water in the room…..(unless you want to buy the big overpriced Fiji water via the room)
Waited for turndown service that never came…..because there is none.
Tried to go to the gym after dinner….closed at 7pm…..{Wow!}
Went to Vida for breakfast for 2 mornings, first day excellent, second day eggs and turkey bacon came out ice cold. Although she replaced it, Waitress completely disinterested and made excuse for kitchen saying “they’re very busy today.”
Should also mention booked through my American Express Platinum FHR.
Hotel provides only $60 for breakfast which is totally not enough.
FYI, hotel sets the dollar amount allocated so they are knowingly being stingy!
Mentioned all of the above on the way out, (after waiting 15+ minutes to check out because they only had 3 agents working at the desk!) and the girl said she was sorry….. that’s it.
Other than being new and shiny, there is nothing that makes this hotel fancy or upscale.
Go elsewhere…..we will next trip.
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Boring and no customers.
Jul 18, 2025CMPTraveller007Los Angeles, California
This has to be the most boring resort on the planet. The casino was like a ghost town. One minute they offer rates with no resort fees the next minute they want to charge resort fees. Why email people offer rates with no resort fees then you try to book they want the resort fees. I decided to try the hotel for one night. It was a big mistake as…
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This has to be the most boring resort on the planet. The casino was like a ghost town. One minute they offer rates with no resort fees the next minute they want to charge resort fees. Why email people offer rates with no resort fees then you try to book they want the resort fees. I decided to try the hotel for one night. It was a big mistake as even though the rooms were nice I couldn’t get over how they offer rates with no resort fees then they charge resort fees. The location is also miles away from most of the action on the Vegas Strip. If this resort wants to stay in business it needs to work out how to attract people to stay because at the moment the place is empty.
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Everything is top notch.
Jul 17, 2025S1546LWmichaelsLexington, Kentucky
It’s a great property. The rooms are obviously new and clean and they have great touches like automatic drapes and a bar set and refrigerated drawer. The hotel goes above and beyond to make guests comfortable. The pool is wonderful- even the handrails are stylish. And there’s ample shade from the desert sun provided by umbrellas at nearly every…
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It’s a great property. The rooms are obviously new and clean and they have great touches like automatic drapes and a bar set and refrigerated drawer. The hotel goes above and beyond to make guests comfortable. The pool is wonderful- even the handrails are stylish. And there’s ample shade from the desert sun provided by umbrellas at nearly every lounger. Unlike many Vegas resorts, there is no fee for them. There’s a great selection of restaurants- they’re a little pricey but not outside the normal range of other strip hotels. The location is perfect for conventions, but it is a long distance from center strip. Walking is not really an option, if not for the distance for the time one would have to account for.
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Great hotel and experience
