The Fontainebleau Las Vegas Has Opened
The Fontainebleau Las Vegas, a project 18 years in the making, has opened.
Fontainebleau has 9 Bars and Lounges, 23 places to eat and you’ll find cuisine types spanning: Asian, American, French, Italian, Patisserie, Sushi, and Mexican. You can find dining in the promenade level, featuring an assortment of food establishments. The prices at the eateries and bars are on point with other strip prices. You can expect cocktails to be in the 18-to-20-dollar range.At the Bagel spot, we noticed an Ultimate Lox bagel was $18.
The Casino is 150,000 square feet, but doesn’t feel huge due to how they section and separate areas.
The color scheme is blue and gold tones, and you’ll find hidden bowties in plain sight.
You will find fresh flowers placed throughout the property, mainly roses and hyacinths in various colors and shades.
Freshly opened, the property has that new casino smell. But also, the signature scent is one I had trouble pinpointing. It smells like luxury. There’s notes of wood and leather…and cleanliness, and a slight touch of arrogance for lack of a better word.
By the way, feel free to watch footage we shot of the property here:
The resort’s nightclub, Liv, is also a dayclub during pool season.
Speaking of pools, Fontainebleau has, and I quote “Seven Luxury Pools” I don’t know what makes a pool a luxury pool, but apparently, they have seven of those. We wonder how many they would have had if threy were The Drew, remember that?
The Bleaulive Theater is the concert venue has seating for 3,800 people. Post Malone will be the first performer at the venue on New Year’s Eve.
You can expect lots of high end shopping, Cartier was in the process of being constructed so was Gucci and Graff. Those shops have not yet been announced yet on the Fontainebleau website, but they should be announced in 2024. You’ll also find shops like CHROME HEARTS, GIUSEPPE ZANOTTI, MISSONI, ORA, and MORRIS & CO.
Fontainebleau sits on the site previously occupied by the El Rancho Hotel and Casino, and the Algiers Hotel.
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