Fontainebleau Las Vegas

Excellent property with real potential to be even better. Stylishly done with excellent F&B all around. Mother Wolf was a real treat. Their pastas transport you to Italy. Service was quite slow at the hotel for the star deduction. But If you prefer a low key time slightly away from the center, this one ticks all the boxes. No parking fee too

First time at the hotel. The large lobby is a lot of steps from the elevators. My assigned room was a lot of steps from the elevator. I get all the way to my room and my key doesn’t work. Oh no! I have to walk all the way back and then back again. Not happy with that. Security deposit was $150 per night. Why so much? The room was nice but no way close to Wynn/Encore. Between the two—Wynn is a 10. Fontainebleau is an 8. Just my opinion of course. It’s nice. No doubt. It’s luxury. Of course. Both really expensive.

Wonderful stay at Fontainebleau Las Vegas. If you’re looking for a top property where you can unwind from the always exciting, fun and sometimes exhausting Las Vegas, this is your place! The rooms are clean and spacious, the spa is fantastic, even the food court is upscale (lobster rolls, juice bars) unlike other hotels on the strip. Let’s start with the rooms: I would stay at this hotel again - for the shower pressure alone, it’s easily the best ever, and I’ve stayed at many hotels over the years- it’s insane how good it is! The beds are super comfy and this comes from a person who has serious back issues. Our room was well appointed and clean. We were only there two nights. I tried the fitness center which was fully loaded with machines and weights, including plenty of treadmills. I got a massage at the spa and it was excellent. Take a bathing suit - it has a hot and cold plunge, two saunas, steam rooms, and a salt cave. Only 2 minor complaints: 1. While most of the staff are awesome and quiet- one staffer kept bringing clients in the womens’ spa area loudly explaining where everything is located (no one taught her quiet voice). 2. The only thing the women’s side is missing is the cold plunge. You have to go into the men’s and women’s area to use it. Again, another loud woman ( who has never been in a library or spa apparently) was talking to her husband in not a spa voice which was annoying. And I know it’s Las Vegas, but I really didn’t want to be around a bunch of couples using the whirlpool alongside me during my spa time. Despite that the facilities are top notch! Location of the hotel on the strip: I kept waiting for a Trip Advisor reviewer to be specific about this hotel and how far away it is from attractions like the Sphere, but no one did. So here you go- you can walk to attractions like the Sphere “if” it’s warm and “if” you don’t mind walking. We visited on two unusually cold days in February - so we used an Uber to get to shops and places like the Sphere, but if it was warm, my husband and I and my teen daughter could have walked it. We’ve stayed at the MGM Grand before and Fontainebleau is on the complete opposite side of the strip. Eventually that side of the strip will have much more around it as building is happening now. It was too cold to use the pools at the hotel, but they looked great. Would love to go back for another stay when the weather is warmer. Is it pricey? Yes but what isn’t in Las Vegas? We paid $47 dollars for 1 coke and 3 gelato cups at The Venetian food court. We would definitely stay here again.

Been waiting for this for a long time.... it's beautiful, it's huge, it's new......it's too far away from everything and not tied into any perks or chain comps or benefits. I'd rank the room quality with the Wynn and then stop there. Gonna have to drop there prices to get us to come back. Better value options on the strip.

I had a fantastic stay at Fontainebleau Las Vegas and would highly recommend it. The hotel feels elegant and modern, with an atmosphere that truly fits all tastes, lively when you want it, yet refined and comfortable at the same time. The room was spacious, beautifully designed, and very well equipped. I especially loved the little kitchenette area, which made the stay even more convenient. Having a sink, counter space, and storage gave the room a luxury suite feel and made it perfect for longer stays. Everything in the room is controlled digitally — from the curtains to the lighting — which adds a very modern touch. Adjusting the ambiance with just a button made the experience feel seamless and high-end. One of the things I appreciated most is that the hotel is slightly removed from the busiest part of the Strip. It’s perfect if you want the Las Vegas experience but prefer a calmer, more refined setting. The Tavern restaurant was amazing, with delicious food and multiple screens to watch games — a perfect cozy way to end the night. Café Cuto is charming and stylish, and the classic car collection at the entrance adds a unique and elegant touch. I would definitely stay here again.