MiamiNew Times - Best of Miami ® 2009 BEST VIP ROOM
Miami’s hottest nightclub, LIV at Fontainebleau Miami Beach offers an 18,000 square foot  high energy, celebrity and dj driven atmosphere. With three full-service bars, main room playing a variety of hip hop, house and rock music, and state-of-the-art audio and lighting systems, LIV attracts celebrities and Miami’s local party crowd.

For guests seeking ultra-VIP treatment, the nightclub offers six private skyboxes, each featuring European bottle service, a mini-bar and banquettes with secured purse drawers. A voyeuristic design throughout the nightclub allows people to see the entire venue from almost every point in the room, while edgy performance vignettes heat up the night with the nightclub scene’s sexiest dancers.

Admission fee and upscale dress code apply. A line for registered hotel guests, separate from the general admission line, is open from 11 to 11:30 PM. Please note that LIV may be closed to the public due to occasional special events or private parties. LIV management reserves the right to refuse admission to anyone, in its sole discretion.

Located in Chateau.

Opening on to a stylish and sophisticated pool area sprinkled with private cabanas, Blade Sushi Bar offers a selection of Japanese fare featuring fresh sushi that is caught daily.

Inspiring an atmosphere of fun, Blade takes a unique and interactive approach to dining and encourages guests to share its range of dishes. Mouth watering sauces, relishes and innovative techniques please the palette.

Complementing the cuisine is a selection of purist sake and a variety of sake cocktails This intimate and relaxed DJ inspired sushi bar is the quintessential spot to see and be seen in Miami Beach.

Located on the ground floor of the Chateau. 

MiamiNew Times - Best of Miami ® 2009 Best Neighborhood Bar/Miami Beach
The legendary Fontainebleau Miami Beach is “the” resort where James Bond and Goldfinger played a game of gin rummy, where Frank and The Rat Pack played and where Elvis was really “in the building,” This iconic playground to the stars is back and more alluring than ever. Through the 1950s and 1960s, Fontainebleau was the place to be and seemed to host the who's who in entertainment, including Bob Hope, Lucille Ball, Jackie Gleason, Judy Garland, Milton Berle, Jerry Lewis, Marlene Dietrich, Debbie Reynolds and many others. Bleau Bar in the lobby level has been long regarded as the meeting place of the stars.  Offering classic favorites and new world libations, Bleau Bar is part of a master mixologist's cocktail universe like no other on Miami Beach.

The Fontainebleau's signature bar presents late afternoon entertainment along with a full bar and wide selection of excellent wines and classic cocktails serving a light bar fare.

Located on the lobby level of Chateau.