Fontainebleau Las Vegas

Name: Fontainebleau Las Vegas
Address: 2777 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV, US
Price range: $159+

Reviewed by the Las Vegas Guide editorial team · Updated July 2026

Fontainebleau Las Vegas is the 67-story resort that opened as Nevada's tallest hotel, bringing sleek five-star luxury, a huge casino and a big-name dining roster (Papi Steak, KYU, Komodo) to the north Strip near the Convention Center, from $159/night.

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Is the Fontainebleau Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

Decades in the making, the Fontainebleau finally opened as the tallest hotel in Nevada — a sleek, 67-story tower carrying the legacy of luxury its iconic Miami namesake established back in 1954. It's all elegant, all-in-one five-star living, with a thoughtfully designed layout that makes the vast property easy to navigate.

The 150,000-sq-ft casino, full spa and pool district are matched by one of the deepest dining benches in town — Don's Prime, Mother Wolf, Komodo, Cantina Contramar and a dozen more, down to a proper food hall. It anchors the revived north Strip near the Sphere and Resorts World, prime territory for conventions and arena nights. Rates start around $159 a night before fees.

Know before you go: the resort fee is $55 plus tax (about $62 a night) and covers Wi-Fi, the fitness center, pool access and self-parking for hotel guests — visitors park free for the first hour, then $20 per 24 hours, with valet at $35–$40. A $150-per-night incidental hold applies at check-in. Location is the honest trade-off: the Convention Center's West Hall sits directly across the street, but Bellagio is about 2 miles south — count on the 24/7 Deuce bus, a rideshare, or a roughly 10-minute walk north to the Monorail's Sahara station.

Insider tipDecode the room names before you book: any 'Best View' category sits on floor 54 or higher, so that's the tier to reserve if a high-floor Strip or mountain panorama is the whole point. One logistics note — the self-park garage tops out at 6'10", so oversized trucks and RVs won't fit.

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Upcoming Concerts

Concerts

Marc Anthony

Upcoming Shows

from $79

Magic

Mind2Mind

Attractions at Fontainebleau Las Vegas

Hall of Excellence From $30

Restaurants at Fontainebleau Las Vegas

Don's Prime Steakhouse · $$$$

Mother Wolf Italian · $$$

Komodo Southeast Asian · $$$

ITO Japanese · $$$$

Cantina Contramar Mexican · $$$$

Pools & Dayclubs at Fontainebleau Las Vegas

LIV Beach Pool & dayclub

Nightclubs at Fontainebleau Las Vegas

LIV Nightclub Nightclub

Rooms

Bleau King Mountain Great View

The Bleau King guest room pairs a king bed with a palette of subtle blues, gold detailing and plush textures. In the Mountain Great View category, floor-to-ceiling windows frame the city skyline and the mountains that ring the valley.

Noble Suite Strip Best View

Set on floor 54 or higher facing the Strip, this Noble Suite comes with a private bedroom, an ensuite bathroom with a walk-in shower, a separate living room, a bar privé and a second full bath.

Gold Queen Mountain Great View

The Gold Queen sleeps up to four across two queen beds, set against soft blues and carefully chosen contemporary furniture. Floor-to-ceiling windows take in the city and the mountains beyond.

Regal Suite Mountain Best View

At nearly 900 square feet, the Regal Suite offers a private bedroom with a plush king bed, a generously sized living room and an in-suite dining table. The Mountain Best View category places it on floor 54 or higher for long views over the valley.

Gold King Strip Great View

The Gold King sets a king bed against a calming palette of subtle blues with contemporary gilded touches. In the Strip Great View category, the floor-to-ceiling windows face the lights of Las Vegas Boulevard.

Bleau Queen Mountain Best View

Set on the 54th floor and up, this Bleau Queen fits up to four with two queen beds in nearly 500 square feet. Gold detailing, a recessed ceiling and tranquil blues keep it calm, while the windows sweep from the cityscape to the mountains.

Gold King Strip Best View

This Gold King sits on the 54th floor or higher, where floor-to-ceiling windows run along the Strip skyline. Inside are a king bed, subtle blues and contemporary gilded accents.

Gold Queen Mountain Best View

From floor 54 and up, this Gold Queen looks across the valley to the mountains. Two queen beds sleep up to four, with soft blues and contemporary furniture throughout.

Noble Suite Strip Great View

This Noble Suite faces the Strip and includes a private bedroom, an ensuite bathroom with a walk-in shower, an expansive living room with modern furnishings, a bar privé and a second full bath.

Bleau Queen Great Mountain View

Two queen beds and nearly 500 square feet make the Bleau Queen a practical pick for four. Gold detailing and a recessed ceiling dress up the space, and the windows look over the city to the mountains beyond.

Location

2777 S Las Vegas Blvd

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Frequently asked questions

What is the resort fee at Fontainebleau Las Vegas?

It's $55 plus tax, or about $62 a night, and it bundles in Wi-Fi for up to four devices, self-parking, pool access and the fitness center — so treat it as part of the real nightly cost, not an extra. Budget separately for a $150-per-night incidental hold taken at check-in ($500 a night on the top suite tiers), which is released after checkout.

How much is parking, and is there a way to park free?

Self-parking is free for registered guests and (at no cost to join) Fontainebleau Rewards members; other visitors get the first hour free, then pay $20 per 24 hours, with valet at $35–$40. The trick most people miss: valet is validated free for anyone dropping in to dine, shop or use the spa, while self-parking isn't — so for a non-staying visit, valet can actually be the cheaper choice. Nevada residents also self-park free through September 7, 2026.

How far is Fontainebleau from the central Strip?

It anchors the north end at 2777 S Las Vegas Blvd, directly across from the Convention Center's West Hall and steps from Resorts World and the Sphere. The honest catch is the distance to the classic core: the Bellagio Fountains sit about 2 miles south. Rather than walking, plan on the 24/7 Deuce bus, a rideshare, or a roughly 10-minute walk north to the Monorail's Sahara station.

Does Fontainebleau have budget or quick-bite dining, not just fine dining?

Yes. Alongside the headline restaurants (Don's Prime, Mother Wolf, Komodo, Papi Steak), the Promenade Food Hall offers faster, lighter options like El Bagel, Miami Slice, Capon's Burgers, Nona's Lobster Shack and Roadside Taco — the place to grab something between casino sessions without committing to a full sit-down dinner.

Is the Fontainebleau pool open year-round?

No — the six-acre pool district runs seasonally, typically March through fall, so a winter stay won't get you poolside. In season it opens up the main Oasis Pool with its Bleau Isle swim-up bar, the adults-only Legacy Pool, plus La Mer and Gigi's; the LIV Beach dayclub operates separately with its own admission.

What's the minimum age to book, and can kids stay?

You must be at least 21 to reserve and check in, which is standard for a casino resort. Kids are still welcome as registered guests — children 17 and under stay free using existing bedding — but every room needs an adult 21 or older present. Keep in mind the entire resort is smoke-free indoors, with a $500 fee for smoking in a non-smoking room.

Rating

4.3

Number of rooms3,644

CasinoThe 150,000-square-foot casino floor features slot machines, table games and a high-limit lounge.

RestaurantsDon's Prime, Mother Wolf, Komodo, KYU, Papi Steak, ITO, Chyna Club, Cantina Contramar, La Fontaine, Vida, La Côte, The Tavern, Washing Potato, Chez Bon Bon, Café Cutò, plus the Promenade Food Hall (El Bagel, Miami Slice, Capon's Burgers, Nona's Lobster Shack, Roadside Taco, Bar ITO)

NightlifeLIV Nightclub (Friday–Sunday nights) and the seasonal LIV Beach dayclub anchor the nightlife, backed by bars and lounges including the showpiece Bleau Bar, Azul, Collins, Nowhere and Solo Lounge.

PoolThe six-acre pool district operates seasonally (typically March through fall). The main Oasis Pool's three connected bodies of water meet at the Bleau Isle swim-up bar, joined by the adults-only Legacy Pool, the old-Hollywood-styled La Mer and Gigi's; the LIV Beach dayclub runs separately. Pool access is complimentary for hotel guests.

Health club or fitness equipmentYes.

SpaYes — the Lapis spa.

ShopsThe retail promenade covers 90,000 square feet with about 35 shops.

Business centerYes.

Convention rooms550,000 square feet of meeting space, including a 105,000-square-foot pillarless ballroom, a three-level 90,000-square-foot theater with pre-function space, a 25,900-square-foot outdoor hospitality garden and up to 57 breakout rooms.

ConciergeYes.

Child-care facilitiesNo.

Room serviceYes.

Maid serviceYes.

Luggage serviceYes.

In-room Internet accessStandard Wi-Fi for up to four devices is included in the resort fee; upgraded Internet is available for a charge.

Hotel amenitiesHydration stations, a FedEx-operated business center and rollaway beds on request ($50/night).

Complimentary breakfastNo.

Multilingual staffYes.

24-hour front deskYes.

DoormanYes.

SecurityYes.

Currency exchangeYes.

ElevatorsYes.

Safe-deposit boxesYes.

Parking garageSelf-parking is complimentary for registered hotel guests (included in the resort fee) and for Fontainebleau Rewards members. Other visitors park free for the first hour, then $20 for up to 24 hours; special-event pricing may apply. Valet is $35–$40 per day, with complimentary validation for dining, shopping or spa visits (not available to registered hotel guests). Nevada residents self-park free through September 7, 2026. Vehicles taller than 6'10" do not fit in the garage.

Free ParkingSelf-parking is free for hotel guests and Fontainebleau Rewards members; other visitors get the first hour free.

RV parkNo.

Standard room amenitiesRooms come with a custom pillowtop mattress, 500-thread-count cotton linens with down-alternative duvets, robes and slippers, charging stations in the nightstands, a personal refrigerator alongside the stocked minibar, a clothing steamer, a 55-inch TV, an in-room safe, a T3 hair dryer, a doorbell with service-request system, and electronically controlled sheer curtains and drapes. Hypoallergenic bedding and toiletries are available on request, and all rooms and suites are smoke-free.

Wheelchair accessible roomsYes.

Check-in time3 p.m.

Check-out time11 a.m.

Minimum age to reserve a room21 years.

PoliciesChildren 17 years of age and younger stay free with existing bedding. All children must be accompanied by an adult of 21 years or older in the same room. Reservations with total number of guests above the standard room occupancy will be subject to the additional person fee of $50 per Guest, per night. Guests requiring a rollaway bed will be subject to either the rollaway bed fee of $50 per night or the additional person fee of $50 per night. All rooms and suites are smoke free. There is a $500 deep cleaning fee charged for smoking in a designated non-smoking room. Any additional fees and costs that may be incurred to deep clean and/or repair a guest room may also apply. Marijuana products are prohibited in Guest rooms and throughout the resort. Violation of this policy may result in eviction and/or trespass from the Hotel.

Incidental chargesAn incidental hold of $150 per night for standard rooms is taken at check-in ($500 per night for the top suite tiers).

Prices From$159

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