A Landmark of Miami Style

Fontainebleau Miami Beach is one of Miami Beach’s most recognizable luxury resorts and a landmark of mid-century American hospitality.

Opened in 1954 and designed by architect Morris Lapidus, the oceanfront property became famous for its sweeping curved architecture, glamorous atmosphere, and long association with celebrity culture and entertainment. Over the decades, the resort has welcomed major entertainers, political figures, and international travelers while appearing in films, television, and popular culture.

The property combines historic identity with contemporary luxury through extensive renovations, offering guest rooms and suites, signature restaurants, expansive pools, beach access, nightlife, wellness facilities, and large-scale event space.

LIV nightclub and Lapis Spa remain among its best-known attractions. Today, Fontainebleau Miami Beach continues to serve as both a luxury destination and a defining symbol of Miami Beach style and resort culture.

A Landmark of Miami Style

Fontainebleau Miami Beach Highlights