Fontainebleau Miami Beach

"Iconic 1950s lodging offering upscale restaurants & buzzy nightclubs, plus hip bars & a plush spa."

Fontainebleau Miami Beach is a Miami Beach hotel and event venue originally designed by architect Morris Lapidus and opened in 1954, offering restaurants, bars, nightclubs, a spa, and group catering services. The property includes multiple restaurants, bars, nightclubs, a spa (Lapis Spa), and a dedicated Group Sales and Catering inquiry channel, with pools, beachside service, and a boardwalk on site. Fontainebleau Miami Beach opened in 1954, underwent a $1 billion renovation investment in 2006, and reopened in 2008 with a grand opening event. The resort has appeared in films including Goldfinger, Scarface, The Bodyguard, and Analyze This, and hosted celebrities including Frank Sinatra. Located on Miami Beach, directly adjacent to the beach. Reviewers consistently praise the location, immaculate grounds, pool areas with attentive staff, and beachside access, while some note inconsistencies in room quality, slow service at restaurants, and long check-in wait times.