Fontainebleau Miami Beach
History
An iconic luxury resort with a rich history dating back to the mid-20th century. In its early years from 1954 to 1959, this architectural masterpiece designed by Morris Lapidus opened its doors and quickly became a symbol of the glamour and sophistication of Miami Beach during the post-World War II era. With its distinctive curvilinear design, elaborate interior decorations, and opulent amenities, it set a standard for luxury in the region. In 2008, the Fontainebleau underwent a massive $1 billion renovation and expansion project, adding two new luxury towers and updating its facilities to accommodate over 1,500 rooms and suites, transforming it into a modern and luxurious destination. Today, the Fontainebleau stands as a symbol of timeless glamour, an integral part of Miami Beach's cultural and architectural heritage. Its legacy endures, drawing visitors from around the world who seek a luxurious and stylish getaway. It seamlessly combines its storied past with contemporary allure, maintaining its historical significance in the city's history.
Amenities
For those seeking aquatic adventure, the resort offers a cornucopia of water sports, from exhilarating jet skiing to mesmerizing parasailing. Families are welcomed into a water playground extravaganza featuring a whimsical sprawling octopus, an awe-inspiring giant water slide, inviting cabanas, and a meticulously supervised children's activity center. The Fontainebleau Tresor experience extends to a world-class Spa and Fitness Center, offering a comprehensive program of classes and services, including indulgent massages, revitalizing body treatments, invigorating facials, and personalized skin care sessions. Enjoy the privilege of in-suite personal pampering and private one-on-one fitness sessions. Dive into the saltwater pool and savor the delectable and nutritious offerings at the Spa Eatery. Exclusive to owners is the lavish owners' lounge, a sanctuary where you can savor continental breakfasts, cocktails, and hors d'oeuvres in the company of fellow discerning residents.
Features
The condo residences at Fontainebleau Tresor feature a private elevator foyer, Sub-Zero refrigerator and wine storage, and an oversized terrace with a summer kitchen. Each unit offers an interactive smart panel and 10-foot high ceilings with floor-to-ceiling glass windows. Additionally, a private, air-conditioned parking garage suited to park two-and-a-half cars comes included with each unit. For those considering rental management, Fontainebleau Tresor provides an enticing opportunity through the Hilton's Rental Management Program. This flexible arrangement allows owners to use their units whenever they wish, with no occupancy restrictions, whether as a permanent residence or a cherished retreat
Floor Plans Available Upon Request
We understand the importance of finding the perfect layout to suit your lifestyle. While we do have detailed floor plans for The Fointainblue, they are available upon request. Please contact us to receive the specific floor plan that meets your needs.
Location
The Fontainebleau Miami Beach is located at 4441 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140. Nestled on the eastern shoreline of Miami Beach, this iconic hotel sits directly on the oceanfront, offering guests immediate access to the sandy beaches and azure waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Its prime position on Collins Avenue, one of Miami Beach's main thoroughfares, ensures easy connectivity to a plethora of nearby attractions, dining venues, and entertainment spots.
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