This grand, Morris Lapidus–designed monolith that once symbolized old Miami decadence reemerged in recent years as a modern Vegas-style hotel, entertainment, and dining complex. It consists of the main property and the more modern, condo-like all-suite hotel tower, where rooms aren’t as musty and meh. A 40,000-square-foot spa and a dramatic oceanfront party hearty poolscape are among the many highlights. On-site eatery Hakkasan has maintained its star power, as has its dance club LIV and a splashy day club with the thumping bass of DJs spinning at the adults-only Arkadia pool. Speaking of pools, there are 11 different places in which you can take a dip, including a family pool with zero entry and water slide. Bottom line: It’s huge, which means lots of things to see and do, but service that can feel impersonal, and you need to bring sneakers because you can walk miles just getting from your guestroom to, well, anywhere else on property.
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Fontainebleau Miami Beach
4441 Collins Ave.
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Neighborhood
Miami Beach
Phone
800/548-8886 or 305/538-2000
Prices
$300–$1200 double, $400–$1700 suite
Amenities
11 restaurants and lounges; concierge; fitness center; 11 pools w/cabanas; room service; spa, free Wi-Fi.
Units
1,504 units
Web site
Fontainebleau Miami Beach
Other
Valet parking $58.85. Pet fee: $100
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