After nearly a decade and a half of delays—and becoming one of the most notorious eyesores on the Strip in the process— the Fontainebleau made its debut in Las Vegas in December, bringing a taste of South Florida culture and style to the Nevada desert. ⁠ ⁠ Standing at 737 feet, the hotel is now the tallest on the Strip, decked out inside with chandeliers, large-scale art, and expansive floral installations. Which makes us wonder, did Vegas really need another paragon of opulence? It would literally take over a week to experience everything inside, from the 20+ Miami-inspired restaurants (one of which features go-go dancers performing between the tables), a two-level spa with “snow showers” (???), and the BleauLive Theater, where Justin Timberlake performed for the grand opening. So where should one spend their time? You can try to tackle all of that dining and show-going, along with the resort’s six-acre pool deck, a massive gaming space, and luxurious boutiques… or hit the streets and...