Set directly on the Atlantic, Fontainebleau Miami Beach occupies Morris Lapidus' landmark curved resort, one of the defining buildings of post-war Miami architecture. More than 1,500 rooms and suites extend across the historic Chateau and newer oceanfront towers, with interiors ranging from streamlined guest rooms to expansive residences with balconies and kitchens. Restaurants, bars and LIV nightclub shape the social scene, while Lapis Spa, the Bowtie pool, additional pool areas and a broad stretch of beach fill the waterfront grounds. The sweeping white facade remains the property's unmistakable architectural signature.