A new era of luxury hospitality began on Wednesday, Dec. 13, 2023, as Fontainebleau Las Vegas opened its doors to the world. The 67-story luxury resort and casino, brought to life by Fontainebleau Development, started welcoming guests just before midnight, following an invitation-only grand opening celebration.
Already a classic in the making, the new resort extends the Fontainebleau legacy to the Las Vegas Strip with undeniable comforts and an aura of convenience and simplicity. From its lavish accommodations—3,644 beautifully appointed guest rooms and suites—to its exquisite dining and vibrant nightlife, every facet weaves a tapestry of meaningful features and accents.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas: Dining, Entertainment & Spa
Among the many amenities: the 150,000-square-foot Fontainebleau Casino, as well as the resort’s collection of original bars and lounges, including Après inside the Promenade; agave-driven Azul; casino floor centerpiece Bleau Bar; lobby libation destination Collins; speakeasy-style, live music lounge Nowhere; casino floor cocktail spot Solo; and Tavern, the sports-driven bar and social scene that is also home to the Fontainebleau Las Vegas sports book.
Onsite dining ranges from signature fine restaurants to casual options, coffee houses and grab-and-go delights, along with Miami transplants including Kyu, serving wood-fired Asian favorites.
The innovative Lapis Spa & Wellness luxury spa, premium fitness center, and tranquil nail salon offer endless ways to refresh, reset, and feel your best. Treatments include hydrotherapy, foot and leg treatments, signature facials and a variety of massages, along with deep-sea manicures and detox pedicures.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas in set on nearly 25 acres adjacent to the Las Vegas Convention Center District on the Las Vegas Strip. The property, acquired in 2021 by Fontainebleau Development in partnership with Koch Real Estate Investments, will be solely operated by Fontainebleau Development.
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