Fontainebleau Las Vegas

This resort has become our go to, it’s a quick uber to the arts district, and we don’t feel it’s to far to walk to the center strip, The comp system is one of the best, We recently we’re on a comp stay and we’re able to upgrade to a Royal, loved it. The employees are always pleasant and we love the casino and food options, fitness center is one of the best, when we get a car it’s easy in and out. We go to Vegas 5-6 times a year and we try to spread it out between Wynn or a few other resorts just to change up the location, but it’s hard to stay away. We always find our way there just to gamble or eat. Really hope this place will be around for a long time.

★★★★★ As someone who has stayed at the Wynn for years and considered it the gold standard in Las Vegas, I was honestly skeptical that any other property could measure up. Every time I tried somewhere else, it felt like a step down. Then I stayed at the Fontainebleau. I can confidently say that the Fontainebleau delivers a true five-star experience and stands shoulder-to-shoulder with the Wynn in virtually every category. The rooms are beautiful, modern, and exceptionally well-appointed. The restaurants are outstanding. The service is attentive and professional. The casino is spacious, elegant, and offers a great atmosphere. What surprised me most is that I may actually prefer it in some ways. Because it’s newer, everything feels incredibly fresh and polished. And more often than not, I’ve found that I can get a better value than comparable accommodations elsewhere on the Strip without sacrificing any quality. That’s a rare combination in Las Vegas. I still have tremendous respect for the Wynn and will always consider it one of the premier resorts in the world, but the Fontainebleau has absolutely earned its place in that same conversation. If you’ve been hesitant to try it because you’re loyal to another luxury property, don’t be. Give it a chance. I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised. For me, it has become one of the very best places to stay in Las Vegas, and I look forward to returning. Highly recommended.

I’ll admit I had reservations about staying at Fontainebleau because of its ownership ties to Koch. But after spending several days there, this is one of the most impressive hotel experiences I’ve ever had in Las Vegas. The property itself is absolutely stunning. Everything feels brand new, impeccably clean, and thoughtfully designed. The rooms are beautiful, spacious, and luxurious, with incredible views and some of the most comfortable beds I’ve ever slept in. One bit of advice though, don’t neglect the shower heads. What really surprised me was how much there is to do without ever leaving the resort. The restaurant lineup is exceptional. We had dinner at the Italian restaurant, and it was absolutely delicious—easily one of the best meals of our trip. Every dining venue we passed looked inviting, and the variety of options means there’s something for everyone. The shopping is another standout feature. Walking through the luxury retail promenade felt like strolling through a high-end fashion district. The collection of luxury brands adds another level of sophistication and makes the resort feel like a destination unto itself. The pool complex is gorgeous, the casino is bright and modern, and the entire property somehow manages to feel both energetic and elegant at the same time. Most importantly, every employee we encountered was friendly, professional, and genuinely welcoming. Las Vegas is filled with incredible resorts, and I’ve stayed at many of them over the years, but Fontainebleau has quickly become one of my favorites. It’s beautiful, polished, and offers a complete luxury experience from the moment you arrive until the moment you leave. So even as someone who had concerns going in, I believe credit should be given where it’s due. Fontainebleau exceeded my expectations in nearly every way, and I wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again!

Great hotel with a large casino floor and pool deck. Very clean and new! Very convenient next to the convention center, however a bit far from the action of the strip.