Fontainebleau Las Vegas

We loved staying here! It was absolutely beautiful and so high end. The casino is amazing. We actually won! I love how it is at the end of the strip not in the middle of the craziness but easy to jump on the Duece bus and go onto the strip and visit the other casinos. The pool was perfect after a day of walking. Plenty of lounge chairs available in and out of the pool and bar service was great! We also loved the food court to get bagels or pizza for quick bites! Would def recommend!

Amazing hotel. It is off strip but couldn’t fault it. We stayed in a King Gold Room with Best Strip view (6945) facing the strip and the Sphere. Very clean and comfortable. Hotel is just something else.

An impeccable facility, we loved the design and attention to detail. Everything feels new, well thought out, luxe, and distinctive. In a town full of mega-hotels, the Fontainebleau holds its own. Our room was awesome, from our view (51st floor) of the strip including the Sphere, to the spacious layout, to the high end finishes. And like any good Vegas property, everything you need for a vacation is on premise. There are a ton of different eateries, ranging from super high end to grab and go. The pool area is a sight to behold, including falconry agents who use birds of prey to keep the are free from pigeons (I kid you not). The casino is well appointed and the table minimums are accessible for just about anyone. The only reason this gets a 4-star instead of a 5-star is because of the cost. It's exorbitantly expensive, even by modern inflationary standards. We're fortunate to have the means to afford it, but know that you'll be shocked if you don't go in prepared. A few examples. There's a little coffee shop near the guest elevator bank where they recommended we go for our morning coffee. Two drip coffees were nearly $20, excluding tip. And mind you, there isn't a coffee pot in your room to do it yourself. Another morning my wife and I went to the food court and there's a wellness spot. We got a fruity smoothie, an acai bowl, and a single energy shot. The bill was $110. No exaggeration. Another day we had two salads (one with chicken, one with falafel) and two seltzers, the bill was $130. Like I said, inexcusably high prices that warrant a star reduction. Had the staff, facilities, design, or attention to detail not be ELITE, the pricing would've really been a massive red flag. Fortunately, this is as nice an experience (outside of the price tag) as you can find in Vegas.

We looked foward to our second stay at Fountainbleau and really enjoyed spending almost all of our time on property. The hotel is beautiful, comfortable and has everything we needed for a relaxing and romantic weekend. The restaurants are excellent and we love the bars/lounges, each with their own signature cocktails and great service. Nowhere Lounge is a hidden gem in Las Vegas. We enjoyed an outstanding live three piece band that played classic R&B, hip hop and pop in a beautiful room and no cover charge. We also really enjoy the pool area. We even won a couple bucks in the casino. Fountainbleau is my new favorite Las Vegas resort.

Beautiful hotel. Spacious, clean accommodations, friendly staff, smoke free. Gorgeous pool area with lots cabanas, umbrellas and lounge chairs-some at no additional costs. Want to return and explore more of the property. This was for a Birthday celebration and loved it!!