Fontainebleau Las Vegas

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The Strip, Las Vegas

5 stars

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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
Valet parking

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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

Room Information
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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.

Hotel details

Getting Around

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

Dining

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).

Fun and Games

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.

Entertainment

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.

Handy Stuff

Complimentary WiFi access (included within resort fee). Concierge. 24-hour room service*.

Resort Fees

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.

Additional Information

*Denotes local charge

Please note: Minimum check-In age is 21

Trip advisor rating

4.2/5

1,964 reviews

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Excellent

67%

Very Good

11%

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“Disappointing stay”

Jan 21, 2026Voyager13951113674

We were expecting big things from FontaineBleau this past trip. We are huge fans of the Wynn/Encore and saw many reviews stating that FontaineBleau may be the new top resort on the strip. The property is large and beautiful. It boasts over 30 restaurants, a collection of shops, and event spaces. While the grounds are nice they, in my opinion, do not match up to the other resorts. The shops are limited and mostly not the types of shops you’d find in other resorts. The service was questionable (I’ll get to that later) and the overall experience was not what I’d expect from a top tier resort. The room was just ok but the finishes were sloppy and seemed rushed and there was noticeable wear and tear despite this being the youngest resort on the strip. The grounds were not nearly as well upkept as the other resorts we frequent (Wynn/Encore, Bellagio, Venetian/Palazzo) and we noticed a lot of trash, large piles of dust and dirt, and empty cans/bottles just laying around the hotel which you don’t see at other top tier resorts. Aside from that there were 2 main occurrences that left a poor impression on us and probably the reason we will not be back. The first: we booked a stay through new years and planned to watch the fireworks from the pool/iceskating rink level. The resort had advertised the event stating that there would be iceskating, hot chocolate, and bars followed by a New Year’s Eve firework show which we could watch from the “viewing deck”. We had called the resort ahead of time to see whether or not tickets were required to the even and were told that they would be as they would not be allowing anyone onto the viewing deck who did not have tickets. When the day of the event came it was raining so we decided to go back to the room until the viewing time for fireworks. When we returned we were not allowed back in and were told we needed to head to the next gate for entrance. After walking to the next gate we were again turned away and were told we needed to walk all the way around to the other side of the deck for entrance which we did. Upon arriving at the other side we were told by another worker that we had to go back the way we came, which we did, only to be told again that we needed to walk back around to the other side. At this point we were extremely frustrated as were a large crowed of people who were being told the same things. Finally we found a worker and had them lead us to where we needed to go which was an entirely different area than the other workers had told us to go to. As we entered the viewing area no one checked for tickets as they were apparently not needed despite having been told that they would be required for this event. There was no organization and none of the workers seemed to know what was going on. We had asked 3 different workers what time the fireworks started and got 3 different answers. This was poorly planned and executed. The “viewing area” was terrible as we were only on the 3rd floor which meant we had to look pretty much straight up to see the fireworks, however, because we were so low, once the smoke started building after the first few volleys you couldn’t really see anything after that. The whole experience was pretty terrible and showed the armature level of the resort. The second: we had booked multiple spa treatments while we were there over 2 days. After the first day I had asked to have the receipt emailed to me which I was told it was. It was not. On the second day I asked again to have the receipt from the first day emailed to me along with the second day. I was told at the beginning on the first day that the charges for the spa treatments included gratuity automatically, however, when I checked my receipt for the first day I was shocked to find the amount of gratuity that had been added. The total cost of the services for the day were $1,080. The gratuity added? $1620. How is the gratuity nearly $600 more than the services themselves? I had to call the spa and have them fix the charges. I was told it was an “accident” though I don’t know how you mistakenly charge someone over $1600 in gratuity for $1000 worth of services. What made it even more suspicious is that even after asking for my receipt the first day it was never sent. Everything from the event experience to the spa trying to rip us off to the interactions with many of the employees left a poor impression. When talking to many of the employees many of them came from other resorts on the strip. All they did was brag about how great FontaineBleau is and bash on the other resorts. I gave me the feeling likes they all had something to prove. I’ve never had similar experiences in the other resorts as those employees are focused on giving the customers the best experience they can regardless of what other resorts are doing. I honestly cannot fathom how this resort got a Michelin key as they are far below the level of the other luxury resorts on the strip. I have lost a lot of faith in the Michelin guide this year after trying some of the newly minted Michelin star restaurants that are extremely subpar compared to restaurants meeting the older standards of the guide. This resort is just another example of how far the guide has fallen and I wouldn’t be surprised to learn that these stars and keys are now for sale and can just be bought. Overall I would not recommend this resort to anyone looking to a luxury experience in Las Vegas. They still have a long way to go. Customer service: 2/5 Amenities: 4/5 Rooms: 3/5 Comfort: 4/5 Value: 3/5 Total: 3.2 Rating Criteria: 1/5: Terrible, would not recommend 2/5: Not good but not the worst. Might be worth it depending on price and other factors. 3/5: Solid option. Average in this category for the area. 4/5: Above average and excels in this area. 5/5: Excellent, needs no improvement *Please keep in mind that the reviews posted here are based on personal experience which may differ from person to person based upon a multitude of factors (individual/specific workers, time of day, personal preferences, etc).

“Exceeded Expectations on a Second Visit.”

Jan 19, 2026Hillpeaks

This was my second time staying here. The first was a guys' trip and I loved it. This stay was with my wife, two teenage kids, mother and sister. I booked two rooms. The whole experience was fantastic. I love this hotel and will likely stay here the next time I come to Las Vegas. Prior to check-in I requested that both rooms be on a high floor and adjacent to each other. I also requested early check in at 11am. All three requests were answered. The front desk staff was outstanding, efficient and friendly. The whole staff was friendly, professional and accommodating. I wish I remembered names. But everyone was so nice. The room was very comfortable. The water pressure is a little low but I get it. It's a gigantic hotel and facility. The Tavern was excellent, as well as the sports book. We reserved a table for six in the Tavern for the Ohio State-Michigan game. It was awesome. Three servers were checking on us. Food was great. Service was fast and very attentive. The casino is very clean and nice. It is not smoky. We had dinner at Papi Steak and Washing Potato. Both places were very good with good service. Papi Steak is a little pricey for what you get but the atmosphere and wait staff was excellent. We had brunch at Vida. It was very good. Good service. We had morning coffee each day at Chez Bon Bon. Very good seasonal coffee drinks and a very friendly and efficient staff. The casino is massive so pay attention to where you are. The casino is very clean and the staff is friendly. I wish I had his name to give the proper shout out, but I met a security guard on the casino floor who was awesome. I brought my mother to Las Vegas for her 79th birthday. We were playing slots and I left her for a moment to visit the sports book. When I returned I could not find her. She moved to a different area of slots. When I finally found her, the security guard came up to me and said if I ever lose someone let security know and they will help. He was so nice and said he could relate as his own mom is a similar age. I wish I knew his name because he deserves a lot of kudos. I cannot wait to return.

“A True Breath of Fresh Air in Vegas”

Jan 19, 2026U_Krishh

Fontainebleau Las Vegas feels like a literal breath of fresh air on the Strip. After staying in too many older Vegas hotels with dingy carpets, lingering smells, and nonstop noise, this place is a refreshing change. Everything feels new, clean, bright, and thoughtfully designed. The rooms are modern, spacious, and immaculate, and the entire property has a calm, upscale energy that’s rare in Vegas. No stale smells, no worn-out interiors—just fresh, polished luxury. It stands out immediately from the aging, often chaotic Strip hotels. If you’re looking for a modern Vegas experience that feels clean, quiet (by Vegas standards), and genuinely elevated, Fontainebleau delivers. Highly recommended. PS. They note that some rooms sleeps 3. Advisable to ask for twin bed instead of king. Can get bit cramped for 3.

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