Fountainbleau, Florida 2025

Miami Beach's magnificent Fontainebleau Miami Beach is a legend in its own right. It's no secret that the legendary Fontainebleau Miami Beach hotel has been a symbol of style and grandeur in Miami Beach for decades. One of the most culturally and historically significant resorts in Miami Beach, Florida, it has hosted many famous and important guests and events.

Location

4441 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida 33140, United States

The Fontainebleau Miami Beach was previously known as the Fontainebleau-Hilton Resort and was a part of the Hilton Hotels chain until 2005. It is situated on Collins Avenue at number 4441 in Miami Beach, Florida. One advantage of its beachfront location is its proximity to free Miami Beach trolley rides and the Miami Beach Boardwalk. Visitors are therefore within walking distance of South Pointe Park, Lummus Park, and the Bass Museum of Art. They also have access to some of Miami-Dade County's best retail and dining establishments.

History and Culture

While Morris Lapidus's first hotel, The Fontainebleau, is famous for having the largest pool in the country, he is also famous for his decorative style. The famous architecture of the hotel offers a glimpse of what Miami Beach looked like across several decades. The Fontainebleau was a popular tourist destination for people in the 1950s and 1960s. Over the years, it served as the setting for several films, such as Scarface, The Bellboy, 10, and The Boatniks, and its luxurious nightclub was even used for a scene in the hit television show Miami Vice.

Recent renovations to the hotel have improved its ability to meet its guests' needs while respecting its illustrious past. The Fontainebleau Miami Beach has won numerous accolades for its luxury, services, and design. It has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places and calls itself "one of the greatest resorts in the world."

Dining and Nightlife

A high-end gastronomic experience at one of several restaurants at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach is a must for tourists from all over the world. The delicious cuts at StripSteak by Chef Michael Mina are sure to delight, while Scarpetta's Italian food is not to be missed. Chef Michael Mina also owns StripSteak. The drinks selection is exhaustive, so you can find something you like.

Attractions

Tourists from across the globe travel to Fontainebleau Miami Beach just to wallow in the sun next to its legendary swimming pool, which is a sprawling aquatic paradise spanning 23 acres and featuring a number of swimming pools and water features. Another must-see is BleauLive, a multi-day music festival hosted by the Fontainebleau that takes place four times a year. The festival has featured major names such as Calvin Harris, Avicii, and Tiesto in the past.

The hotel's various activities and attractions include water sports, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and spa treatments at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach's very own spa, Lapis. There is enough room for both kids and adults. Families traveling with their children will appreciate the Fontainebleau's kids' programs, such as a play area, a game room, and a children's program that is offered under the supervision of a trained children's counselor.

Guests

Although it's a haven for the rich and famous, Fontainebleau Miami Beach has accommodations options for tourists on a wide range of budgets. In all, there are 1,504 rooms and suites, with options ranging from rooms with one king-sized bed to super luxurious suites with private terraces, gardens, and rooftop pool access. This opulent hotel caters to its guests' every need with a round-the-clock concierge, excellent housekeeping, and room service.