Fontainebleau Development owns and operates luxury resorts in Miami Beach and Las Vegas, offering accommodation, fine dining, nightlife, spa and event facilities.
Fontainebleau Development owns and operates the Fontainebleau luxury hospitality brand, whose origins date to 1954. The company runs two major resort properties and describes itself as globally renowned, spanning hotels and resorts, fine dining, nightlife, spa and wellness, and events and meetings.
Its flagship, Fontainebleau Miami Beach, is an oceanfront resort on Collins Avenue in Millionaire's Row, set on 20 oceanfront acres and originally designed by architect Morris Lapidus. The property ranks 93rd in the American Institute of Architects' "America's Favorite Architecture" list and first in AIA Florida Chapter's "Florida Architecture: 100 Years. 100 Places". Fontainebleau Las Vegas is a newer 67-story vertically integrated resort on the Las Vegas Strip. Together the two properties hold more than 1,500 rooms. The brand's amenities include the LIV nightclub.
The business is owned and operated by the Soffer family and is presented as a heritage-driven brand with a legacy of more than 70 years. Its stated character combines Golden Era glamour with contemporary sophistication, drawing on the design heritage associated with Morris Lapidus. Geographic presence covers Miami Beach, Florida and Las Vegas, Nevada.
