Hotel Fontainebleau Las Vegas Casino

One of the most popular places in Las Vegas is the Fontainebleau complex, built in the Art Nouveau style by the famous architect Carlos Zapata. It includes a hotel with 3,989 rooms, a total area of 8,800 square meters, a casino with an area of 5,600 square meters, a spa, a 3,300-seat theater, shopping areas, conference rooms, nightclubs, as well as 24 restaurants and several bars.

During the construction of the complex, a number of problems arose. In 2005, when work on the construction of the structure reached its peak, Bank of America stopped financing the project, leaving the organizer with a debt of several billion dollars.

Construction was temporarily suspended until the project was bought out in 2006 by renowned tycoon Carl Icahn. The opening ceremony of Fontainebleau Resort took place on April 30, 2007.

Currently, the complex is difficult not to replace - it shimmers in sunlight with many pearl shades, since its entire outer surface is made of glass. Every day, the urban elite come here to indulge in dinner in an expensive restaurant, as well as try their luck in the casino.