Fontainebleau Las Vegas

The Fontainebleau rolled out a brand-new multi-pool complex with sharp design, clean geometry and a heavy emphasis on high-end daybeds and cabanas. The space feels modern and intentionally upscale, though early reviews mention slow service while the staff adjusts to the property's opening rush. The pools themselves are beautiful, but prices for chairs and drinks land on the premium end. It aims for a luxury vibe, and most of the time it succeeds.

The Tavern at Fontainebleau doubles as a bar and sportsbook, with a modern design and a long wall of screens built into the new resort's look. The focus is on cocktails and social energy as much as betting, so the vibe feels more like a stylish lounge where you can also fire on games. Early reports praise the visuals and layout but mention high prices and a crowd that spikes around big events. It suits people who want a trendy, brand-new room rather than a traditional race and sports book.

LIV at Fontainebleau imports the Miami brand to the Strip with a tall, layered room full of LED, smoke and a heavy DJ lineup. The crowd skews fashionable and younger, and the place is set up for table service and big spenders as much as for casual dancers. Early reviews call out strong production and predictable sticker shock on bottle prices. It is clearly aiming for the "event" club slot in the current lineup.