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      Always and Forever Fontainebleau

      Ever the life of the party, Fontainebleau continuously evolves, reinventing itself with freshly curated experiences, elevated services, and unparalleled comfort.

      Exterior view of Fontainebleau Miami Beach in 1954 Black and white still of Frank Sinatra

      THE LUXURY OF A LASTING LEGACY

      Fontainebleau is a globally renowned name in hospitality with a prestigious 70-year legacy. Our story began in 1954 along the famed shores of Miami Beach, where the original resort turned heads and hearts with signature design from Morris Lapidus, a breathtaking staircase, couture-wearing clientele, and celebrity guests like Frank Sinatra.

      Exterior view of Fontainebleau Miami Beach in 1954
      Exterior view of Fontainebleau Miami Beach in 1954

      THE LUXURY OF A LASTING LEGACY

      Fontainebleau is a globally renowned name in hospitality with a prestigious 70-year legacy. Our story began in 1954 along the famed shores of Miami Beach, where the original resort turned heads and hearts with signature design from Morris Lapidus, a breathtaking staircase, couture-wearing clientele, and celebrity guests like Frank Sinatra.

      Southwest exterior view of the Fontainebleau Las Vegas hotel
      Breathing New Life into

      Luxury

      Presiding over the north end of the Strip, Fontainebleau is the cornerstone of Las Vegas’ new luxury corridor, offering effortless access to all the iconic sights of the city – though the best places to see and be seen are within the resort itself.