Fontainebleau | 1BR Beachfront Haven + Spa Passes

Summary:

1. 940 sq ft (87.3 Square Meters) One-Bedroom

2. Unique Spa Experience at Lapis Spa & Salon (Please Ask Us About the Complimentary Spa Passes Upon Your Arrival)

3. Direct Access to the Beach From the Hotel.

4. Sanitizing Areas.

5. 7 Swimming Pools (w/ 2 bars and pool-side restaurant – La Cote) and 2 Jacuzzis.

6. Kids Pool (w/ Water Slide)

7. 5,800 Square Foot State-of-the-Art Gym.

8. Award-Winning Dining: Hakkasan, Prime 54, Mirabella & Pizza & Burger



The Space:

The 1-Bedroom Includes:



1. King-size bed w/ Fresh Linens.

2. Fold-out Sofa (turns into a Queen-Size Bed) w/ Fresh Linens

3. Guest Wi-Fi: Fontainebleau_Guest (Unlimited Usage)

4. Balcony w/ Stunning Views (For Pictures, Please Scroll Through the Given Pictures)

5. Washer and Dryer

6. Electronic Safe

7. Roller-Bed (or Cot) – Upon Request at an Extra Charge

8. Toddler Crib – Upon Request at an Extra Charge

9. Fresh Bath Towels, Hand Towels, and Washcloths (For Extras, Please Reach out to Housekeeping)

10. Shampoo, Conditioner, and Body Wash (For Extras, Please Reach out to Housekeeping)

11. Iron, Ironing Board, and Hairdryer

12. Local Telephone with Free Calls to the USA and Some Other Countries (International Charges Apply)

13. iPhone speaker/alarm clock (Lightning connector)

14. Keurig K-Cup® Coffee System (For Extras and/or Missing, Please Reach out to Housekeeping)

15. Full Kitchen: Dishwasher, Sink, Microwave, Stove Top, and Large Fridge



Guest Access:

Upon arrival at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach (4441 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33140).



1. Proceed to the Tresor Tower lobby; our MAK Vacation concierge team will assist you with check-in registration.

2. Collect your room key after check-in registration; this grants access to the Sorrento Tower floors via the private elevator.



Check-in: 4:00 PM ·

Check-out: 11:00 AM



Arriving at a different time? Please message us in advance so our team can coordinate a seamless arrival experience.



The Neighborhood:

***Please check out our Local Guide Book that is getting updated daily***



If you plan to stay at the FontaineBleau Resort in Miami and need some top class retail therapy or want to discover the city and neighborhoods, a plethora of options are only a short drive away.



1. South Beach (15 minutes away)



The southern tip of Miami Beach puts the amor glamor. It glitters, shimmies, and shakes its groove thing with boutique and brand name stores, high-end restaurants, trendy nightclubs, lots of beautiful people, and stunning Art Deco architecture. What’s not to love? There’s plenty to do during the day too — you’re at the beach after all. There’s also Haulover Park for fishing, golf, and bicycle rides, Española Way filled with its charming Mediterranean architecture and consummate culture for design and art buffs at the Wolfsonian — FIU museum.





2. Ocean Drive (15 minutes away)



Often included as part of South Beach, Ocean drive has a vibe all of its own. Café style dining and upscale restaurants, classic beach views, world-famous art deco architecture, and a block away from Collins Ave with a slew of designer shops make it its own glammed-up ecosystem. If you’re in Miami for the nightlife, Ocean Drive is your spiritual home. Clubbing and bar hopping take on a whole new meaning as dancers literally dance on bars. The Art Deco District Welcome Center offers self-guided tours of the storied neighborhood and the LGBTQ+ Visitor Center in the Old City Hall can give you the low down about year-long events in the neighborhood for the LGBTQ community.





3. The Design District (20 minutes away)



Where the high rollers and jet setters come to play. As the name suggests, The Design District is noted for its luxury fashion stores, sleek contemporary architecture, celeb-chef restaurants, and designer jewelry boutiques. It’s more than a shopping haven though. Public art adorns the streets, there are multiple gyms and spas, The Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) is free to visit and the Haitian Heritage Museum gives an insight into Haitian arts, culture, and history.





4. Wynwood (20 minutes away)



A neighborhood to get your fill of vibrant Isntgaram shots. Wynwood is renowned for its street art, funky galleries (there are over 70), artisanal craft breweries in converted warehouses, chic clothing boutiques, bistros, bars, taquerias, and food halls, and more. A haven hipster haven that’s one of Miami's most happening neighborhoods.





5. Bal Harbor (20 minutes away)

Located at the northern tip of Miami Beach, Bal Harbor Village is a welcome respite after the frenetic pace of South Beach. Tranquil and laid back, the area enjoys white sandy beaches and a generous smattering of fine dining options. For many, the main attraction is Bal Harbor Shops, an upscale outdoor shopping mall in a garden setting filled with lush foliage, koi ponds, and limestone fountains. Amid the designer boutiques, there are several upscale restaurants in case you want to refuel before another round of retail therapy.





6. Aventura (30 minutes away)



There are worse places to live than Aventura — far worse. If you’re ok with sleek condos, lush golf courses, and celebrity restaurants, all nestled around the shimmering Intracoastal Waterway, Aventura could have your name written on it. There’s also a championship racetrack, and the peaceful protected Oleta River State Park — a river estuary — with its tidal mangroves and wading birds. Considered Florida’s largest urban park, it welcomes kayakers, canoers, bikers, and walkers along its rivers and trails.





7. Fort Lauderdale (40 minutes away)



With 24 miles of white beaches, unfurling in front of you in the Fort Lauderdale area there’s no shortage of sun, sand, and surf to enjoy here. Formerly known for the SpringBreak party scene, Fort Lauderdale has reinvented itself as a family-friendly destination with kid-centric activities such as the Funderdome Indoor Playground and Cafe, Buehler Planetarium and Broward College Observatory, Bluefoot Pirate Adventures, and more. There are also hipster hangouts such as LauderAle, Funky Buddha, and Stache Drinking Den + Coffee Bar and tons of streets, parks, and canals to explore.





8. Coconut Grove (30 minutes away)



One of Miami’s most historic and scenic neighborhoods lives up to its name with a tropical vibe . Banyan trees, palms, and oaks along with quiet residential trees and the odd wild peacock all point toward CG's Bahamian roots and bohemian atmosphere. Attractions include the multitude of sailboats on Biscayne Bay and two historic garden estates — a big draw for nature lovers — a tumult of quaint sidewalk cafes and The Barnacle State Park.





9. Brickell (25 minutes away)



Brickell’s glittery condos tower over the south side of the Miami River while on ground level the multitude of bars and restaurants are more Manhattan than parts of Manhattan. To prove it, they’ve even got traffic and public transportation. Fittingly the area also hosts tops law firms and banks meaning New York transplants will feel right at home.





10. Coral Gables (30 Minutes away)



Coral Gables wallows in old money and 1920s charm. From the tree-lined streets to ivy-covered mansions, there’s a lot to love about the place. However, it’s not all sepia-toned nostalgia. If it’s shopping and dining options you’re after, Miracle Mile has it all. For nature lovers there’s the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden and the University of Miami is also in town.



Its central location puts it a short distance from Miami International Airport, the Port of Miami, and, of course, Miami Beach



Other Things to Note:

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Resort Enhancement Notice!

The Fontainebleau is currently undergoing a pool deck enhancement project, expected to be completed through Q1 2027. Construction is scheduled Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM–7:00 PM, and Saturday, 10:00 AM–4:00 PM (schedules may vary). Some pools, cabanas, or dining venues may be temporarily closed or relocated during this period. Beach activities, lounge areas, and all other resort amenities remain fully available. We appreciate your understanding as the resort undergoes these improvements.



Please note that resort restaurants and select venues carry additional charges. Daybeds by the pool and beach are a paid amenity — contact us in advance to reserve. Beach umbrellas are also available for an additional fee.

Airbnb Experiences are not permitted during your stay. Only experiences and services arranged through MAK Realty Group are available.



Check-in Requirements

Upon arrival, guests are required to present a valid credit card and government-issued ID at the Fontainebleau front desk. Cash payments are not accepted.

A refundable hold of $250 per night is placed on the credit card for the duration of your stay — standard practice for resort properties. Your card is not charged, and the hold is released promptly after checkout, provided there is no damage.

A Transient Rental Fee of $16.52 + tax is payable directly to the resort upon check-in.

A Hotel Fee of $75 applies to check-ins after 7:00 PM. Please notify us in advance if you expect to arrive after 7:00 PM so we can make arrangements.



Cleaning & Fees:

The mandatory checkout cleaning fee of $205 + tax is included in your Airbnb reservation.

Stays of 5 nights or more require a mandatory mid-stay cleaning at an additional fee.

Optional Additional Cleaning (must be requested 24 hours in advance)

Daily cleaning includes bed making and fresh towel replacement.



Studio $78.00 + tax = $88.92

1-BR $98.00 + tax = $111.72



Valet Parking:

Daily valet parking is available at $60 + tax per day. Rates are set by the hotel and subject to change.



Independent Ownership Disclaimer:

This is a privately owned condominium, independently managed and operated by MAK Realty Group. It is not affiliated with or operated by Fontainebleau Miami Beach.