Miami is one of the most exciting and multifaceted cities in America and a melting pot of cultures from around the globe. One of its most famous landmarks is the Fontainebleau Resort – our choice location for the 2010 Torch Club. This world-renowned icon has graced the Miami landscape for more than half a century and last year completed a $1 billion (yes, we said billion) renovation and expansion project.

The Fontainebleau has hosted such legendary entertainers as Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope, and Elvis Presley, and has been visited by every American president since Dwight Eisenhower. It has also been a popular backdrop for several well-known films including James Bond’s Goldfinger, The Bodyguard with Kevin Costner and Whitney Houston, and Scarface, starring Al Pacino.

Located on 22 lush, tropical, ocean-front acres, the Fontainebleau provides a guest experience unlike any other. With 1,504 fabulous guest quarters, 11 amazing restaurants and bars, and six swimming pools, you can eat, drink, swim, and sleep your way to luxury each and every day.

How about a little golf? Thirty million dollars of the renovation was spent on the resort’s two golf courses, and the results are nothing short of spectacular.

If you crave the nightlife, spend a high-energy evening at LIV, Fontainebleau’s 30,000 square foot nightclub, or head to South Beach, only three miles from Fontainebleau, and see what makes this area much more than tanned bodies and art-deco charm.

If you want a bit of pampering or simply to renew your mind and body, visit the Lapis Spa. Lapis blends age-old spa treatments with contemporary technology to create sensory experiences that energize and rejuvenate.