Situated on oceanfront Collins Avenue in the heart of Millionaire's Row, Fontainebleau Miami Beach is one of the most historically and architecturally significant hotels on Miami Beach, Florida. Its iconic design is a spectacular blend of Miami’s glamorous golden era and stylish modern luxury. A revered Miami Beach landmark for more than half a century, Morris Lapidus’ emblematic curvilinear building sets a new standard for business and pleasure. The 22-acre oceanfront Miami Beach hotel features signature restaurants by award-winning chefs; two chic nightlife venues; a two-story spa, a virtually endless poolscape, miles of pristine beach and state-of-the-art conference and event facilities. Even before it opened in 1954, Fontainebleau had a rich history shaped by the rapid expansion of the Miami area and its popularity with celebrities. That same persona lingers on and we have no intention of changing it.
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Miami Beach - On BeachProperty information
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Resort details
Hotel advisories
General policies & fine print
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.
The hotel requires a $150.00 guarantee deposit per night on a current credit card, if paying in cash there will be a $600 refundable deposit required. If cash or debit card are the form of guarantee the refund will be sent by check within 7 business days. (Price is subject to change without notice)
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 - A mandatory hotel-imposed fee is charged and collected by the hotel either at check-in or check-out.
The Amenity Fee includes:
• Unlimited wireless internet access in guestrooms, lobby and pools.
• Gym access, including daily fitness classes for all registered guests. Daily poolside circuit training from 6:30-9am as well as Sunrise Yoga on Saturday & Sunday (weather permitting) are included.
• Complimentary non-motorized water sport usage, including kayaks and paddleboards (up to 30 minutes per person, per day). Additionally, enjoy one complimentary banana boat ride per day for all registered guests.
• 2-hours of complimentary Fontainebleau Bicycle usage, per guest, per day. Bicycles are located on the Sea Green lawn alongside the beach path.
• Local and toll-free numbered calls.
• Beach lounge chair for all registered guests in party.
• Access to the Refresh Lounge to freshen up pre or post travel.
• Daily newspaper (available at Front Desk)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Mandatory hotel-imposed fees may not include tax and are subject to change. The hotel can provide current fee and inclusions when you check-in.
Customer ratings & reviews
TripAdvisor traveler rating
20551 reviews
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Dec 14, 2024Day at Fontainebleau pool/cabana
Hannah & Jacob (Pool & Cabana staff) were both outstanding. Cabana was clean and well stocked with fresh towels, fruit and water throughout the entire day. The drink and food service were both ten out of ten. Hannah and Jacob stopped by often to make sure our expectations were exceeded all day long.
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Dec 13, 2024
Beach and pool side service (11/10)!!
Beach side and pool side service might be the friendliest people I’ve ever met. You can’t go wrong with anyone here, but from personal experience… (beachside) Julian, Elizabeth, Lee, Jayden, Kat, and Johnny have been such a big factor in making our honeymoon fun! (Poolside) Gianpiero has been our guy hooking us up most days that we’ve been here. Service is 11/10! (Fontainebleau, make sure you take good care of them because they are taking GREAT care of us!)
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Dec 11, 2024Poor experience and value for a captive audience
I try not to leave negative reviews, but I just got home from a three-day convention at the Fontainebleau and it left a pretty bad taste in my mouth. The bad: This hotel is basically a convention factory (there were three running concurrently during my visit), with a couple thousand rooms scattered over several towers and a cluster of restaurants, pools, and services beneath. Property management clearly understands that a lot of people probably have to stay here, and that a lot of them have expense accounts/corporate cards – and they seem to have taken this as an opportunity to provide minimal services/quality for high prices. For instance, my room: It was in the “Versailles” tower and cost in excess of $300/night. It was mostly functional and charmless and fine, with a view over a massive convention center roof and – shockingly – no coffee maker or any way to heat up water. And when I asked the Concierge why there was no coffee machine in my room, she informed me that rooms in that tower don’t come with a coffee maker but that I could buy an espresso at the lobby coffee shop for EIGHT DOLLARS. This is inexcusable, especially for $300+/night. Motel 6s in Omaha (or Miami, for that matter) have coffee makers, and this feels like a willful decision by hotel ownership to save money at the expense of the guest experience. And this model applies throughout the hotel. The gym is barely adequate for the volume of guests and the equipment outdated; the restaurants are fine but extremely overpriced; the reception desk routinely had a line of 20-30 people and only a handful of attendants, and when I checked out this morning, I arrived to find an empty desk and had to stand there yelling “hello!” for several minutes before anyone appeared. I locked myself out of my room at one point and was told to go to the "key pickup" office, where there was nobody working and no one to help. And the location is juuust far enough away from the central parts of South Beach that it’s too far to walk, so – if you don’t feel like taking a cab or the unreliable civic shuttle to a different area – you’re functionally trapped with the options at hand. Dig in. Literally every single person I spoke to at my convention complained about the Fontainebleau – even the keynote speaker, a global expert on luxury experience, who used his address to tell a story about checking in, finding that his room had an unmade bed and had not been cleaned, and the hotel taking 90 minutes to find him a new place to land. The good: The staff of the hotel was very friendly and I was amazed at how clean it felt, especially with the volume of guests and conventioneers passing through every corridor at all hours of the day. The housekeepers did a nice job and the room, while outdated, felt clean and tidy. It's on the beach. :-/
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Dec 11, 2024
Wonderful service and location
Kobi, our amazing server on the beach, was very pleasant and professional. She was attentive and provided excellent service. We thoroughly enjoyed our time on the beach. Also, get an umbrella!! The sun gets hot fast! Best $26 spent to date!
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Dec 10, 2024
Greatest experience at the Fountainbleu Hotel!!!
Jalen was absolutely gr8, pleasant & happy! Don't let him go! He was courteous & smiling @ everyone! It was a pleasure meeting him! Also went around constantly picking up USED towels all over & Gianprieto told me that he learns from him how 2 deal with people!