Fontainebleau Miami Beach

Fontainebleau Miami Beach is a legendary oceanfront resort on Collins Avenue, originally designed by Morris Lapidus in 1954 and credited with coining the Miami Modern architectural style. With more than 1,500 rooms and suites, it's one of the largest and most bustling luxury hotels on Miami Beach, popular with conventioneers, bachelorette parties, and guests seeking a see-and-be-seen scene.

The resort's centerpiece is a sprawling pool area anchored by a bow-tie shaped main pool, a shallow children's pool with slide, hot tubs, and cabana-lined swimming areas just steps from the Atlantic Ocean. Dining is a highlight, with Michelin-recognized Hakkasan for Cantonese cuisine, Mirabella for Italian, Prime 54 for steakhouse fare, and lively spots like La Côte and Vida.

The 40,000-square-foot Lapis Spa, designer retail, meeting facilities, and one of Miami's most famous nightclubs, LIV, round out the experience. Rooms feature a neutral palette with mod 1960s-inspired artwork and either a king bed or two queens.

Guests can easily spend an entire stay on property given the residential surroundings.