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David Arquette Cuddles with the Cabana Host at The Fontainebleau

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November 23, 2010 at 4:10 PM | by | Comments (0)

Given how many celebrities go wild at hotels after making divorce/separation announcements, perhaps hotels really need to ramp up their divorce packages. Once again making the gossip sites for his newly-single behavior is David Arquette who has probably never been talked about as much as he did when he was still with Courtney Cox.

This time he headed to the Fontainebleau Miami where he partied at the hotel's LIV nightclub and the brand-new Arkadia Lounge. And once again, Page Six has the details from his night out.

"He was dancing on tabletops with a trombone. He wouldn't stop playing it all night long," our spy said. Arquette was seen leaving the club with a brunette at 6 a.m. and was spotted with the same woman poolside the next day.

On Sunday, Arquette cuddled up with a cabana host at the pool which he Twitpic'd for all of us to see.

However, thanks to David, we learned some good stuff about the pool sitch at the hotel. The Fontainebleau actually has several cabanas by the pool starting with the Premium Cabana Pool View which can be rented on the weekends for $550 from 9am to 6pm (weekdays drop to $350).

The Arkadia has its own Ultra Cabanas which can fit up to 12 people and can be rented for $200 on Saturday and Sunday but on Thursday and Friday nights the price jumps to $800. But the top of the line cabana to rent is the Island Caban which costs $1,000 for a full-day rental but includes personalized service, wireless internet, 32" flat-screen TV, butler service, mini-refrigerator, a digital safe and a phone with data connection. It's located at the center of the Round Pool so that everyone will know who you are.

Not a big spender? You can simply opt for a poolside daybed for $150 for a 9am to 6pm rental. The hotel even has family cabanas to rent but we're guessing David didn't use those.

[Photo: @DavidArquete]

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