The story
Fontainebleau Las Vegas, the newest luxury resort on the Strip, arrives with undeniable polish—its pool area is “great,” the property “immaculate,” according to Walk With Me Tim. But that first impression wavers quickly. The hotel’s position far from the main action means guests will rely on taxis, and service hiccups undercut the splendor: persistent key card issues and being “rushed at breakfast” feel out of step with a property aiming for the top tier.
The guest rooms are comfortable, but the bathrooms, as Tim puts it, feel like a “prison cell”—a jarring contrast in a building that otherwise nails the sleek, modern aesthetic. Fontainebleau Las Vegas has the bones of a destination resort; the challenge will be smoothing the rough edges that leave a fine room feeling incomplete.
Synthesised by AI from every creator’s review. First reviewed 2024.
What creators say about the stay
Rooms
- The suite is spacious and well-decorated, but the window is very small and the pillows are too soft for my taste.
Facilities
- The pool area is great, but the lifts are slow and there were no free sunbeds on a Saturday.
Location
- The location is too far from the main strip; you definitely need a taxi or Uber.
Service
- The service was poor: my key card didn't work twice, maintenance took too long, and I was rushed out of the breakfast bar.
Value for money
- The price for the suite is high, but I'm not sure if it's worth it given the issues.
What creators say
1 creator has covered Fontainebleau Las Vegas. Most active: Walk With Me Tim
- Walk With Me TimMixed
I Stay In The Newest Luxury Resort In Las Vegas - Fontainebleau Las Vegas · @ 11:09
My stay at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas was a mixed experience. The hotel itself is immaculate and the pool area is great, but the service was poor with key card issues and being rushed at breakfast. The location is far from the main strip, requiring taxis. The room was comfortable but the bathroom felt like a prison cell.
