Resort Details
- Bars & LoungesBleau Bar - The shining heart at the center of it all, Bleau Bar is the ideal place to rendezvous with your favorite classic cocktail.
Azul - Azul is inspired by the authentic mezcalerias of Mexico. Tantalizing the senses with desert sunset hues and flickering candles, it’s a journey into Latin intrigue with a robust menu of unique tequilas and mezcals enjoyed around an agave-shaped central bar.
Collins - An intimate lobby bar offering the warmest possible welcome. Sip a classic cocktail and fall deep into conversation over an expertly prepared charcuterie plate – and let the anticipation of what comes next build.
Nowhere - Nowhere is an odyssey into the unexpected. Its speakeasy vibe and always – changing assortment of bespoke experiences ensure that no two visits are the same – and every moment dazzles.
Solo - Solo offers a more intimate gaming experience with top-tier cocktails delivered gracefully by tray.
FB Slims - FB Slims is a charming, tucked-away bar off the Oasis Pool offering 1950s glam and a killerbooze cart. - Casual DiningVida - With offerings to please any palate, Vida is an all-American brasserie style restaurant serving up comfort food favorites for breakfast and lunch.
The Tavern - A classic American restaurant with a California twist, The Tavern offers the most elevated sportsbook experience in Las Vegas. With its stellar cocktail list, draft beers, and bar-food favorites all grown up, it’s a comfortable and lively place to enjoy the games you love.
Omakase - Offering a truly once-in-a-lifetime convergence of flavor and atmosphere, Ito is a modern omakase dining experience serving the highest quality sushi at an intimate 12-seat counter.
KYU - KYU offers a rich exploration of interpretive Asian cooking. When taking a peek into our open kitchens, you will discover a world of grilled, umami-rich meats, smoke-roasted fish, innovative vegetable preparations, and stunning signature dishes. With award-winning restaurants in Miami, New York, and Mexico City, KYU’s unique brand is ready to expand to Las Vegas.
Washing Potato - A whimsical dining destination that provides a journey through the delicate and intricate traditions of dim sum. The abstract, modern architecture of the dining room serves as the “stage” for each guest’s meal, as they indulge in thoughtful bites that promise to ignite the imagination.
Chez Bon Bon - Chez Bon Bon is a cheerful coffee shop offering delicious French flavors with a Las Vegas twist.
Café Cutó - European bakery flair to your daily pick-me-up at Café Cutó, where signature coffee drinks are made to be savored.
- PromenadePromenade
BREAK - Pause the action and revive your spirits at this casual coffee shop.
NONA - For all things fresh, look no further than Nona, offering bright salads and snacks.
BAR ITO - A sister-concept to Japanese omakase restaurant Ito in NYC and Las Vegas. We’ve taken the ethos from Ito which has always been focused on quality product, and we’ve made it a more casual concept where the focus is on premium handrolls and sashimi.
CAPON'S BURGERS- Seriously satisfying burgers, fries and milkshakes from New York’s celebrity Chef Josh Capon.
BAR ITO -A sister-concept to Japanese omakase restaurant Ito in NYC and Las Vegas. We’ve taken the ethos from Ito which has always been focused on quality product, and we’ve made it a more casual concept where the focus is on premium handrolls and sashimi.
CAPON'S BURGERS - Seriously satisfying burgers, fries and milkshakes from New York’s celebrity Chef Josh Capon.
EL BAGEL - Start the day or end the night right with a fresh-baked, hand-rolled bagel, served up with a list of classic and unique sandwiches packed with fixings like fried eggs and pit-smoked pastrami.
MIAMI SLICE - An elevated slice bar featuring pizzas with everything from the classic toppings to new favorites, as well as a takeout counter for slices on the go.
ROADSIDE TACO - A taste of Los Angeles with authentic tacos and other beloved Mexican bites.
- Signature DiningDon’s Prime - Experience steakhouse perfection at Don’s Prime, where exquisite old-school service meets exceptional American flavor and craftsmanship.
La Fontaine - Old-world opulence is made delicious at La Fontaine, a stunningly refined restaurant serving an iconic brunch experience (complete with a Champagne fountain), as well as a signature Grand Tea service in an atmosphere dazzling with glass chandeliers and a soft pastel palette.
Komodo - Komodo connects Las Vegas flair with the the energy and regional flavors? of Southeast Asia.
Papi Steak - Papi Steak fuses Golden Era Hollywood swagger with modern day spectacle to create an entirely new steakhouse experience.
OMAKASE - Ito is a modern omakase dining experience serving the highest quality sushi at an intimate 12-seat counter.
Chyna Club - From the creative mind of Hakkasan and Wagamama founder Alan Yau comes Chyna Club, serving eclectic Chinese cuisine.
Contramar - Contramar is the embodiment of Gabriela Cámara’s 25 years of experience in delivering high-quality food, beverages, and atmosphere to local and international guests alike. Expect the chef’s signature seafood dishes, perfected in Mexico City, alongside new items which showcase the wide range and quality of Mexican cuisines.
Mother Wolf - Chef Evan Funke is a steward of Italian cooking traditions and culture, and at Mother Wolf, he pays tribute to la cucina Romana – a mosaic of ancient, pastoral, and urban culinary heritage.
- Sun ClubSoak up summer at Sun Club at Fontainebleau Las Vegas – an exclusive pop-up experience at Oasis Pool. Savor Veuve Clicquot's new RICH and RICH Rosé cuvées and enjoy a taste of the French Riviera in Las Vegas.
"Open for pool season only"
- 24-hour room service†
- Accessible rooms†
- Air conditioning†
- Baggage hold†
- Baggage Storage†
- Concierge desk†
- Front desk†
- Hair dryer†
- Laundry/Valet service†
- Luggage service†
- 24-hour room service†
- Accessible rooms†
- Air conditioning†
- Baggage hold†
- Baggage Storage†
- Concierge desk†
- Front desk†
- Hair dryer†
- Laundry/Valet service†
- Luggage service†
- Meeting rooms†
- Parking†
- Pool†
- Restaurant†
- Spa†
- Wi-Fi†
- Please contact the hotel for additional information.
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- Fitness center on-site †
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Customer Ratings & Reviews
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
1946 reviews
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Dec 26, 2025Best hotel in Las Vegas by a country mile
I stayed in a basic ‘Bleau’ room last year and loved this new hotel so much that I kept an eye on the prices this year. I did book the basic Bleau room earlier in the year but on Black Friday a great offer came up to book a Royal Suite Best View for about $200 more than the basic Bleau room was going to cost me for five nights in December including Christmas Day! I also got an early check in as I was arriving from another hotel in Las Vegas - definitely saving the best until last. And because there had been a mix up cancelling the other booking the reception clerk waived the early check in fee so I was in my suite and unpacking before 11.30! The suite was lovely, I was on the 66th floor and had an amazing view overlooking the Sphere which is just what I wanted. I paid $75 for a late check out (3pm) as my flight was in the evening. There is a smallish shower room as you walk into the suite, I guess if you have visitors it’s better than them walking through the bedroom. Then a large mirror with coat hooks before you enter the living area. There is a small kitchenette area - like most Vegas hotels no coffee maker or kettle but as well as the mini bar there is a large chiller draw to keep your own food cool, and more cupboard space than you would ever need. At the end of both the living room and the bedroom is a large picture window and the sun was streaming through when I arrived. The sheers and curtains are both controlled from panels on the walls. The door to the bedroom is off the living room and it is larger than the living area with a big wardrobe, chest of drawers, another couch and another table with two chairs, as well as the huge bed. The lighting and curtains are all controlled from wall panels however one thing I found out was that these operate on their own if they think the room is vacant. A bit spooky! Off the bedroom is a huge bathroom with a very large bath, shower, double sink and another toilet. The towels are large and appeared quite new. One improvement since my last visit is that the shampoo, conditioner etc, which had been in rigid plastic bottles and had been challenging to use have all been replaced with pliable plastic containers. Still the same gorgeous scent though. There was also a mini loofah in each of the bathrooms and in the main bathroom there was toothpaste, mouthwash and razors. Room service is a bit random, seems to happen late afternoon even if you ask for it earlier. And I kept being left more towels and water than I could ever use but they did not replenish the shampoos etc. Also the turn down service was very random. It only actually happened on one of the nights of my stay. I saw the person doing it on a second night and just asked him for one of the delicious chocolates that they leave, but they had run out!! And they don’t sell them in the hotel shop which I think is a missed opportunity. The water pressure in the bathroom was excellent. The bar and restaurant choice which includes a food court is excellent in the Fontainebleau and the spa is the best I have ever been in in Las Vegas. People complain about the location and it being too far north of the Strip but there are both north and southbound bus stops outside the hotel and I had no problem getting an Uber or cab when needed. One of the pools was open although it was December and the main pool had been replaced with an ice rink. This was very popular particularly as the Cosmopolitan didn’t have an ice rink for the first time in years. They were showing free Christmas films too although it was quite chilly the night I went. Another bonus is that when I went to the Reward desk I found out that I had two $100 dining credits - one from 2024 when I did not realise I had hit silver, and another from this year. As well as $88 resort credit on my card and I am not a big gambler. The Fontainebleau rewards programme seems quite generous when compared to the MGM properties where I have stayed previously. This is a fabulous hotel and if I come back to Las Vegas (as I have done every year for the last 15 years!!) I will be looking to stay here again.
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Dec 25, 2025Disappointing
If you are a FHR member and utilizing your benefits beware of this hotel! We booked an upgraded desert view room and we got a room on the 3rd floor with the view of the roof and HVAC with the desert mountain far away. (See photo). No bottled water at check in. The breakfast for two credit is only available at la Fontaine restaurant and when we walked down there at 9am although the restaurant was only half full the hostess informed us their next available table was at 12:30 (convenient after the 12:00 deadline to use the credit). They did not note the 4pm checkout benefit on our reservation so housekeeping manager knocked on our door at 11:30 to ask when we were leaving the room. The ice rink was closed due to bad weather then not open until 2pm. The ride share pick up points are a trek so if you are dressed up you will have to walk a long wait to get there. The hall of excellence is $35/pp for a small exhibit. The hotel itself is far from the main strip and there are very few stores to browse and a small food court with limited offerings. It’s a pretty hotel and nice room itself but the service from multiple staff members left a lot of be desired. The casino cashier guy looked like he didn’t want to be bothered when I went to go set my pin on my card. Overall a disappointing experience. The palazzo Venetian was a much better choice!
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Dec 23, 2025Solid hotel
New casino hotel located at the end of the Strip on the North side. Nice lobby/ check in area. Free self parking. Luxury shops in lobby area. Restaurants on site Rooms are spacious with nice decor, robe, slippers, clothes steamer and a mini fridge. Bed very comfortable. Bathroom is spacious with a shower and a separate bathtub. The room was not as clean as I'd have expected for a new 5 star hotel. The doors and tiles are white and you can already see stains plus wear and tear. The toilet floor area was dirty. Long walk from parking area to guest rooms. Overall it's a solid hotel near the convention center.
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Dec 21, 2025
Can’t Say Enough About This Property
My Wife and I cannot say enough about this Property. It is truly amazing and beautiful. From the staff, rooms, casino, restaurants. What more do you want in a Property. It’s funny when people write a bad review about this Property. I can tell you that when they book it. They did not ask about what charges that are being charged to the room before they book it or check in. Ask so you don’t have to be surprised. Also, when people lose money, they tend to have more to say about the negative side of the Property. People that are genuinely there to have a great time do not complain about much. Like Us and our Friends. We love having a great time but We also understand that play and use money within your means. Sorry, I’m getting off track. Anyway, have a good time when You are here and focus on it. Then You and Your Family or Friends will get what I am trying to say. Can’t wait to get back in February on Chinese New Year. Thanks for another great time.
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Dec 20, 2025
Fontaine Bleau
Stayed here for first time Dec 11-15. The property is luxurious, from rooms to casino to restaurants, fitness center, all top notch. All the staff we encountered were professional and accommodating. Room service, front desk check in, bell staff, pool service, bartenders, table dealers all top notch and friendly. Drink service at casino was solid. Sportsbook is on the smaller size, but well equipped and great bartenders (Lewis). Location was not an issue for us, quick cab ride to Fremont St and close to airport. Coffee in room would be a nice addition. Would like to see more live music in the common area, perhaps by main bar just to amplify the vibe, it just needs a bit more energy. Prices for drinks and food, if you're not comped, are what you expect from vegas these days. Had some M&M's from mini bar, $27 for a jar! So maybe just walk down the street to Walgreens for snacks and booze, FYI We look forward to returning
- AdvisoryA minimum Parking fee per room, per night, per vehicle will be charged and collected by the hotel at check-in or check-out. • Parking: - Valet parking charges will apply for all guests. - Monday-Thursday: $35 for 24 hours - Friday-Sunday: $40 for 24 hours - Hotel guests will have daily re-entry ability o Self Parking Rates as follows (as of 9.11.2023) - 0-4 hours: complimentary for all guests - 4-24 hours: $20 for non hotel guests - Special event parking costs will vary
- AdvisoryFontainebleau Las Vegas is excited to announce the reopening of its six-acre Oasis Pool on March 7 and the return of LIV Beach on March 8. Guests can also look forward to the popular Oasis Cinema Club, featuring a curated movie lineup this season.
- AdvisoryThe following mandatory hotel-imposed fees are charged and collected by the hotel either at check-in or check-out. Resort fee: $55.00 (Plus tax) per room, per night Mandatory hotel-imposed fees may not include tax and are subject to change, this is an estimate of what you will be charged. The hotel can provide current fees and inclusions when you check-in.
- Check In: 3:00 PM
- Check Out: 11:00 AM
- Minimum Check-In Age: 21
- General Policies:
Check-in Policy - Hotel requires a credit/debit card authorization or cash deposit upon check-in for incidentals; this will place a hold on your funds.
Convention Policy - Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.
General Information - Room taxes are included in vacation price. Minimum night stay restrictions may apply. Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.
Resort Fee Inclusions
o Standard in room Wi-Fi up to four devices
o Self-Parking
o Unlimited local, domestic long distance (including HI & AK) and toll-free calls
o Fitness center access
o Access to resort pools and sundecks
o Dedicated concierge offering special dining access and spa reservations