Fontainebleau Las Vegas

I encountered Fontainebleau in June of 2012, sitting there vacant. I have been fascinated with the hotel ever since. After reading that Fontainebleau has been finished and open for business since December 2023, I had to come stay at Fontainebleau. Staying at this hotel was a life impacting experience, that I will never forget. Staying in a suite on the 61st floor, looking down at the pools at night, was a dream like experience. Housekeeping would come TWICE a day. Who does that? Top notch providers do that. Everything about my experience and my wife's experience at Fontainebleau was phenomenal. The Lapis Spa was incredible. My wife got the best massage she has ever experienced at Lapis Spa. We took lots of photos and will cherish our four days at this hotel for years to come.

We usually always stay at Palazzo which we love, but we wanted to try the new spot in town. It was meh. It was a nice hotel, but for the price, there are better options. The decor was boring and was giving a mix between a mall and the set of The Price is Right. The pool area was probably their best asset. The eating choices were meh. We ate breakfast at Vida, which was pretty good. There wasn’t anywhere else exciting. They have a promenade with some fast food choices that were equally unexciting. The rooms were nice but not very spacious. We did have a nice view of the strip and the mountains through the floor to ceiling windows. The shower was small. Another drawback is our hallway smelled incredibly strong of weed our entire stay. Even though they have a strong no smoking policy. The absolute worst part of this hotel was the location. Not only is there little action on this part of the strip, but it’s across the street from the Golden Nugget which is very run down. You have to walk a nice long distance to get to anything else and the ambience in the area is depressing. Won’t be staying here again.

Recently tried 4 restaurants from the Taste of Fountainblue which started June 16- September something I think, similar to Canda's Summerlicious, i.e, set menu on a fixed price; 1. La Fontaine- $ 75.00 tip extra..we were 3 so tried all on the menu.deviled eggs, ok gourmand average; crude enjoyed by group; smoked salmon on brioche (bread not fresh-breaking apart) lemon hollandaise, very good; cheeseburger only touched the meat, fries were tasty but not hot; chocolate ParisBrest amazing as always, should be a bigger slice; soufflé pancake not as good as the last time...BTW all the meals came out so fast, we were wondering if they were already premade. Place was about 25 % occupied. 2. Dons Prime - $ 125.- I think I did not pay for this; again with 3 of us we tried all on the menu;crab cake excellent as with the salads; filet mignon undercooked; halibut quite tasty; organic chicken not the greatest; brûlée was good. Place about 30% occupied. 3 Washing potato - $ 65. or $ 75. did not pay for this was disappointed with the amuse bouche of a pineapple bun ( all oriental bakeries have this); maybe soup or spring roll or something; nothing special about the dims trio; beef noodle , walnut shrimp and gailan please just get the walnut shrimp--BTW ver small portions....not worth to do this one. 50% occupied 4 Komodo- ginger salad and salmon appetizer fresh and tasty,chilean sea bass was the best; not so much for the stir fry and mushroom noodles; with beans, rice and Brussel sprouts....everything was quite tasty but then minuscule in portions. 25% occupied It was a great idea and priced right for a 3 course meal, during this stay. Doing reservations on line was also not very good, since you do not get an answer right away. So we cancelled our online reservations and just walked in. Service at all were always great, filled water glasses and decent. It was a great attraction, so you have a fixed set price, and try the dishes. We are coming back agin in.August, to try the other restos.

Wonderful, clean hotel with great dining and drinking options. Collin’s bar was amazing. Great atmosphere with the piano. Limited choice of machine gaming on the casino floor and pool a little crowded.

My stay at Fontainebleau Las Vegas was absolutely amazing! From the fresh red roses in the lobby to the beautiful smells throughout the air Fontainbleau left no stone unturned… the room was huge, bed was comfy, the shower was fantastic. The staff were incredibly welcoming and went above and beyond to assist me with everything I needed. The food at Vida was delicious and sweet treats at Chez Bon Bon didn’t disappoint! I especially enjoyed the pools and wellness classes. If you’re looking for a luxurious experience look no further Fontainbleau Las Vegas is it! I highly recommend this hotel and will definitely be back!