Gulf Coast All inclusive Holidays

Just okay - not quite worth the hype. Stayed 1 week Stayed at the Fontainebleau Miami and overall, it was alright, but nothing spectacular. The hotel caters heavily to business events, which made for an odd atmosphere - walking through the common areas in bathing suits, slides and coverups while others are in business attire felt off. Restaurants and beverages on-site are significantly overpriced. We tried the Sunday Supper(fixed menu) at Mirabella, and at $60 USD per person, it wasn't worth it. Portions were small without sides of veggies and the experience didn't match the price. Maybe the a la carte menu offers better value. Fortunately, there are several restaurants off-site within walking distance that offer better value and a more relaxed dining experience. The pool area had great energy - live DJs played throughout the day, which added a fun vibe. We spent most of your time lounging around on the beach and we could hear the music which was actually a nice bonus. Beach chairs were complimentary, but umbrellas were extra - a bit of a let down for a resort in this price range. Overall, the experience was decent, but if you're looking for a true luxury resort feel from the start to finish, you might want to look elsewhere.

Amazingly clean with super friendly staff. Relaxing atmosphere with a ‘no-stress’ feel. lots of options for food and excellent coffee in the beautiful, modern, and very spacious lobby. Live music in the evenings with excellent drink choices, with an energetic vibe. The room was spacious once again and had an amazing view of the ocean, resort property with the pools, and beach. The room was clean daily with fresh towels, and there was an espresso coffee machine with coffee pods that allowed for a morning cafe espresso on the deck. .