Fontainebleau Las Vegas

Fontainebleau Las Vegas Google review summary 4.3 6,255 reviews 5 ★ 4 ★ 3 ★ 2 ★ 1 ★ Reviews on other travel sites Priceline 9/10 · 344 reviews Tripadvisor 4.2/5 · 1,601 reviews Tripadvisor 4.2/5 · 1,610 reviews Trip.com 4.6/5 · 298 reviews Trip.com 4.6/5 · 260 reviews Reviews Search reviews Sam Sorauer 5/5 2 months ago on Google Fontainebleau Las Vegas: My Absolute Favorite Spot I’ve stayed at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas over 15 times now, including about 3.5 weeks this year alone. Hands down, it’s my favorite resort anywhere. No place on the Strip feels as classy or put-together. The rooms are awesome—way bigger than your average hotel room, with killer views of the Sphere from every spot I’ve stayed in. If you can swing it, go for a Royal Suite. Having a separate living room and bar area is perfect for chilling before you hit up the Strip’s craziness. This place is spotless. It’s not even two years old, but the staff is always wiping down door handles, elevator buttons, you name it. They’re constantly keeping it fresh, like they’re obsessed with it staying perfect. The staff are super friendly but never fake—always professional without being stuffy. I love the little details they nail, like writing your room number with a gold Sharpie or sneaking their bow tie design into everything—tissue boxes, chandeliers, even the carpet. It’s a cool nod to the original Fontainebleau in Miami, and it just feels special. Food here is next-level. I’m still dreaming about the black-and-blue NY strip with eggs I got from room service. A perfectly seared, super-rare steak showing up hot at your door? No idea how they pull it off, but it’s unreal. Every meal I’ve had here has been a win. The location’s a big plus for me—it’s away from the central Strip’s mess and sketchy vibes. The crowd here feels different, too—people are dressed nice, act respectful, and just seem chill. I tried staying at another resort closer to a convention once, but I bailed the same day to come back here. This place just feels right. The resort is massive, with amazing restaurants and so much to do. You could easily spend a whole week without leaving. Oh, and free self-parking is a nice bonus. The best part? The staff remembers you. Walking in and hearing “Welcome home, Dr. Sam” makes me grin every time. It’s like they actually care, and it’s why I keep coming back. Fontainebleau isn’t just a hotel—it’s my home base in Vegas. Special shoutout to Karen Crisostomo - she embodies everything that the Brand represents and is an absolute asset to team FB, making each of my visits wonderful.

We came for a conference which we do every year but to my surprise this resort was the cleanest that I have ever been in Vegas, also the security was amazing with top notch service. The Spa is the best so far I have been in Vegas and Papi steakhouse Wao!!! You better come to this Resort if you want to experience the Wao factor! Amazing Expo Hall Space!!!

I almost want to keep it a secret!!! Fontainebleau is anazing in all of the ways that a hotel can be. The best part is that if you’re anything like me, there is no need to leave! Service, 10! Room, 10! Restaurants, 10! And the pool is a 10 too! The aesthetic of the hotel is beautiful inside & out! I won’t stay anywhere else at this point!

The hotel still keeps its brand new feel. Beautiful hotel and rooms with a very comfortable bed, fluffy pillows and crisp sheets.

Beautiful hotel! So clean, friendly staff, huge rooms. We stayed for three nights and this hotel feels really comfortable. The AC is quiet and efficient, beds are comfy, linens have no weird smells. We had brunch at Lafontaine - delicious. Steak and eggs and lemon pancakes were both fantastic. Service very friendly. Bagel restaurant in the promenade is nice for a quick snack in the early morning. Supper at Don's prime was great too. Filet and strip loin both cooked perfectly. If you're making a reservation here it will offer a set menu, but be aware this is only until 6:30pm. This used to be stated on the reservation page but when we booked it was not so I assumed there were no time limitations. The first server was pretty cold when he told us this - the second was really friendly and made up for it. Maybe that's a thing they do? Anyways glad we just ordered off the menu as everything was delicious. Will definitely visit again. It's fun to walk to the arts district and breweries and stop at the Sahara on the way for a bit of roulette/blackjack. 10$ tables in the afternoon.