Fontainebleau Miami Beach

Fontainebleau Miami Beach is a large oceanfront resort at 4441 Collins Avenue in Mid-Beach, Miami Beach, Florida, frequently marketed as a Miami hotel although it is about 20 to 25 minutes from Downtown by car. The resort opened in the 1950s and is regarded as one of the defining landmarks of mid-century Miami Beach, with curved architecture by Morris Lapidus that has long featured in films and popular culture. The location is on Collins Avenue facing the Atlantic Ocean, a short drive from the Lincoln Road pedestrian mall, the Miami Beach Convention Center and South Beach, and about 25 to 30 minutes from Miami International Airport. The resort is vast, with multiple pools, a beachfront setting, cabanas and a long list of restaurants, bars and lounges. Rooms are Deluxe Rooms and Suites spread across several towers, many with ocean or bay views, and prices vary significantly by tower and view. The spa is a large facility, and a nightclub is on the property, giving the resort a lively evening scene rather than a quiet retreat. Dining covers steakhouse, Italian, sushi and casual options, plus poolside service. Valet parking is available and generally charged separately along with a resort fee. The service character is high-energy and resort-style, with a large staff, event facilities and a strong convention and wedding business, so families, couples, groups and business visitors all stay here. Rates typically run about $350-$900 USD per night before taxes and fees, varying widely by season. With a 4.4 rating, Fontainebleau Miami Beach is a good choice for visitors seeking a full-service resort with pools, beach access and nightlife all in one place.