Set in 20 acres of grounds, the Fontainebleau Miami sits on the iconic Collins Avenue in the heart of Miami. Indeed, this oceanfront resort is one of great historical and architectural significance. It opened in 1954 and has recently been restored by a team of respected architects and designers.
A Storied Miami Landmark
Fontainebleau Miami Beach reopened in 2008 with an A-list party. Notably, it featured performances by Usher, Mariah Carey and Robin Thicke. Today, the resort blends its glamorous heritage with modern luxury.
The Lapis Spa provides a comprehensive selection of beauty and wellness treatments. Moreover, four bars serve bespoke cocktails and fine wine. The hotel also boasts one of the most opulent nightclubs in Miami, “LIV,” where the DJs spin an eclectic mix of tracks. You can explore the resort on the official Fontainebleau website.
Dining Options
The resort offers several standout venues. For example:
– Scarpetta by Scott Conant — gourmet Italian-inspired cuisine
– Hakkasan — a pioneer of modern Chinese cuisine, serving classic dishes and contemporary fusion
– Michael Mina 74 — created solely for the resort, featuring Mediterranean-style small plates
– StripSteak by Michael Mina — a traditional steakhouse with Sunday Champagne brunches
Exclusive Recommendations
Finally, here are a few ways to make the most of your stay:
– Dine at StripSteak for an American steakhouse experience with contemporary flair
– Sip vintage champagne while enjoying a treatment at the Lapis Spa
– Arrange a snorkelling trip to see the marine life in the crystal-clear waters
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