LAS VEGAS — With 67 floors that have, for years, been glistening blue — and empty — on the Las Vegas Strip, the Fontainebleau has long captured the attention of visitors and locals alike.
With the resort’s planned opening in December this year, it expects to more than double the room count of its sister property in Miami Beach (1,504 guest rooms and suites).
Still, it’ll just barely crack the top 10 largest hotels on the Strip right now. According to data from the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority as of 2022, Fontainebleau’s rough room count of 3,700 would fall at No. 9 on the list, pushing the Flamingo off the leaderboard.
Some of Southern Nevada’s largest hotels don’t even capture the full size of the resort property. Several have additional hotel operations on the premises, like The Palazzo at The Venetian (adding 3,064 to its total), The Signature at MGM Grand (another 770 rooms, some of which are timeshares) and Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace (plus 182 rooms).
