Fontainebleau Las Vegas

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On Wednesday, December 13, the 67-story, Fontainebleau Las Vegas opened its doors to the public at 2777 South Las Vegas Boulevard, after first breaking ground back in 2007. Florida real estate developer Fontainebleau Development in partnership with Kansas conglomerate Koch Industries back in 2021 announced that the former Fontainebleau, and for a short time The Drew Las Vegas, is the Fontainebleau once again.

Please be advised that while the Fontainebleau is officially open, many amenities are not and won't be until spring 2024 or beyond. 

Located on 25 acres of land on the north end of the Strip in the heart of the Luxury Corridor, it is the tallest and newest hotel in southern Nevada’s resort corridor. At $3.7 billion, it is second in cost to the $4.3 billion, 66-story Resorts World that opened in June 2021 just a mile away on 3000 South Las Vegas Boulevard. The resort sits on a site formerly occupied by the El Rancho Hotel & Casino and the Algiers Hotel and is adjacent to the Las Vegas Convention Center West Hall. 

The upscale 60-floor 3,644-room resort boasts a grand porte-cochère and a lobby clad in marble, 550,000 square feet of convention and meeting space, a 55,000-square-foot luxury spa and a 14,000 sq ft fitness center. Guests can choose from over 30 bars and eateries, including a 40,000 sq ft nightclub and day club, and restaurants from casual to fine dining, coffee shops, and a food hall. Celebrity chefs and a handful of high-end and poolside bars are also featured. In total, the resort offers a 6-acre pool complex including 7 unique pool experiences along with a collection of outdoor bars, restaurants, and gaming options. The pools are scheduled to open in Spring 2024. 

Gaming is spread over 150,000 square feet and includes 1,300 slots, 128 table games and The Tavern race and sportsbook with a restaurant. High-limit gaming areas for slots and table games are also featured, including poolside gaming.

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Dining & Restaurants

Komodo

• Serving: Southeast Asian

One of nine signature restaurants at Fontainebleau Las Vegas, Komodo serves Southeast Asian cuisine, including a twist on some favorite dishes from the region along with bespoke cocktails. Diners choose from small plates - Chinese BBQ Pork Ribs, Grutman Pastrami Eggrolls, Wagyu Skirt Steak Tacos - dumplings & dim sum, sashimi and maki, main plates - Maine Lobster Kamikazi, Wild Mushroom Lo Mein, Tom Yum Halibut, and Prime Steaks and American Wagyu and Japanese Wagyu and delicious sides and dishes for the table. 

Komodo's expansive main dining room or the entire place can be reserved for events of up to 300 guests.

Don’s Prime

• Serving: Steakhouse

For a classic Las Vegas steakhouse experience and old school service, Don's Prime at Fontainebleau Las Vegas should be on your bucket list. A throwback to steakhouses of the Rat Pack era, Don's features prime cuts of beef alongside handpicked Japanese and American Wagyu, seafood and entrees such as Sole Meunière and steamed Branzino. The upscale experience is further heightened by expert steak carving, salad preparation, and flambé desserts delivered tableside via Guéridon trolley carts. A top-tier wine program complements the menu of steakhouse classics, providing selections from around the world, as do pre-prohibition cocktails at the full-service bar and lounge.

Don's can host up to 208 guests in its three dining areas in one, while the lounge is a more intimate space and is ideal for parties of 20 or less, and the elegant private dining room can accommodate up to 10 people. 

La Fontaine

• Serving: French

This fine dining daytime eatery is a sophisticated space specializing in French cuisine, offering brunch, tea service and a curated wine program with wine pairing lessons and tastings. 

A French-inspired, daytime fine-dining destination, La Fontaine is a sophisticated space offering brunch, tea service, and a curated wine program with tastings and wine pairing lessons. Guests ruminate over Omelettes and Benedicts, and Tarte Flambee and Petit Plateau for the table, and entrees like Magret De Canard, Poulet Paillard and Classic Steak Frittes. 

. Guests will dine on items like lobster eggs Benedict, market-fresh salads, and bluefin tuna tartare while seated under glass chandeliers in a refined, lounge-like setting with curvy couches as they enjoy soft indie music.

Promenade

• Serving: Quick Eats

Located on the second floor of Fontainebleau Las Vegas, the food hall, Promenade, features seven walk-up restaurants and is the place to go for a diverse selection of grab-and-go options. There is El Bagel for fresh-baked, hand-rolled bagels and bagel sandwiches; Bar ITO and premium handrolls and sashimi; casual coffee and espresso at Break; celebrity chef Josh Capon's Capon's Burgers for burgers, fries and milkshakes; Nona for a tasty selection of handcrafted sandwiches and salads; Roadside Taco for authentic Los Angeles style tacos and Mexican bites; and pizza at Miami Slice. 

*Hours vary.

Ito

• Serving: Asian

Chyna Club

• Serving: Asian

KYU Las Vegas

• Serving: Asian

Papi Steak

• Serving: American

Mother Wolf

• Serving: Italian

Contramar Cantina

• Serving: Mexican

Fontainebleau Venues & Hotspots

Fitness Center

Azul

Tucked away on the casino floor, Azul is a warm and welcoming low-key lounge where guests can enjoy creative hand-crafted cocktails and conversation. 

Bleau Bar

Bleau Isle

Collins

FB Slims

Nowhere

Locate don the second floor by the elevators, Nowhere bar features live music 

Solo

Meetings & Conventions

Fontainebleau Las Vegas boasts a total of 550,000 square feet of meeting and conference space over five floors, with three unique venues including the 11,388 sq ft Moonstone Event Center, 25,000 sq ft of lush outdoor event space via Waterbleau Terrace, and the 65,000 sq ft, four-level Theater, which has flexible and fixed seating for 2,800 and 3,800 for general assembly. Two additional unique spaces are LIV which can accommodate 1,932 guests within its 50,000 sq ft and the 35,633 sq ft at LIV Beach where between 322-2,000 guests can be accommodated. These unique spaces are in addition to four spacious ballrooms at 105,264 sq ft, 41,760 sq ft, 31,680 sq ft and 8,704 sq ft, along with 57 breakouts and a total of nine meeting rooms and boardrooms. 

LIV

Chandelier Bar

Center of casino floor