City of Dreams is the gaming flagship project of Macau Melco Crown Entertainment Co., Ltd. It is located in the Cotai Strip area of ​​Macau, adjacent to the Macau University of Science and Technology. The first phase of the project opened in Cotai, Macau on June 1, 2009. There are entertainment facilities, nightclubs, hotels, restaurants, shopping malls and casinos and other diversified facilities.

 

The first phase of the City of Dreams project includes the Nüju Hotel with approximately 300 rooms and the Countdown Hotel with 380 rooms. The Grand Hyatt Macau officially opened on September 29, 2009, with 791 rooms.

 

The project underwent major renovation works from 2014 to 2016.

hotel

There are four hotels in City of Dreams, the first phase includes Nüju Hotel and Countdown Hotel, the second phase includes Grand Hyatt Macau, and the third phase includes Morpheus Hotel. Offers more than 2,000 rooms.

 

Yiju

Yiju (formerly known as Crown Resort Hotel) is the first Sui cylindrical building in Macau, with 300 rooms, which opened on June 1, 2009; the rooms are divided into deluxe rooms, deluxe VIP rooms, deluxe suites and deluxe VIP rooms Four types of suites.

 

The Countdown Hotel

Yingshang Hotel (known as Hard Rock Hotel before April 2018) is the first cylindrical building in Macau with 380 guest rooms. It opened on June 1, 2009; the guest rooms are divided into standard double bed rooms and standard double rooms There are five types of hotel rooms, double-connected standard rooms, single-sided suites and rock star suites.

 

Grand Hyatt Macau

Grand Hyatt Macau has two hotel buildings with a total of 791 guest rooms. It was officially opened on September 29, 2009; the guest rooms were officially opened to the public on November 1 of the same year.

 

Morpheus

Morpheus Hotel (formerly known as Muffet Hotel) consists of two 39-storey hotel towers, designed by the late famous architect Zaha Hadid. The total floor area is 150,927 square meters, providing 770 guest rooms, suites, sky villas and duplex villas, with a construction budget of US$1 billion (approximately HK$7.8 billion), and opened on June 15, 2018.

 

retail catering

Macau T Galleria

Located in the expansion area, with a total area of ​​23,000 square feet, it will be opened in stages from June 3, 2016 to December 2016. The plaza covers two floors and is invested, operated and managed by DFS Global Duty Free Group. It houses more than 100 brands of high-end fashion, shoes, watches and jewellery, cosmetics, perfumes and accessories, some of which are international brands entering Macau for the first time. [3]

 

SOHO Su Hao

In 2014, the owner changed the famous watch and jewelry store on the 2nd floor of Melco Avenue to "SOHO Suhao", a dining and entertainment zone, which opened in July of the same year. There are 16 Chinese and Western restaurants and bars, including "Hanjiade Samgyetang" which provides health-care Korean cuisine, "Sham Tseng Chen Kee Roast Goose" in Hong Kong, etc. "Tsimachi Japanese Cuisine" occupies the largest area, with multiple bar locations from Different chefs specialize in robatayaki, sushi, donburi, ramen and fried food. [4]

 

New Generation Casino

The New Generation Casino covers an area of ​​about 420,000 square feet and is managed by Melco Crown Entertainment Co., Ltd. The design is relatively popular and suitable for most guests; the Hard Rock Casino is located on the first floor of the New Generation Casino, with displays inside and outside the casino There are more than 200 precious Hard Rock collections, and the design of the venue is relatively young, mainly attracting the younger generation of customers; the entire casino has about 550 gaming tables and 1,350 slot machines.

entertainment

The House of Dancing Water

The House of Dancing Water was produced by the world-renowned inspiration and creation master Franco Dragone. The program was planned for 5 years and cost more than 2 billion Hong Kong dollars to produce. "The House of Dancing Water" has become one of the must-see programs when visiting Macau and is very popular among tourists. The theater is equipped with a number of cutting-edge technological equipment, designed by Bayesian Architects, and created in collaboration with Dragone scene designer Michel Crête. It can accommodate 2,000 spectators. Among them, the capacity of the stage swimming pool is as high as 3.7 million gallons, which is equivalent to the capacity of 5 Olympic standard swimming pools. "The House of Dancing Water" also combines difficult stunt performances, coupled with dazzling costumes and ingenious space design, to present a romantic legend that travels through time and space for the audience.

 

Children's dream world

Located on the 3rd floor, it is the largest children's playground in Macau, covering an area of ​​more than 10,000 square feet. It is divided into four themed areas: Creative Workshop, Dream Theater, Science Fiction World and Brave the Peak, allowing children aged 2 to 12 to play interactive games, Stimulate its imagination.

 

Cubic Disco Club

It is the largest disco in Macau, covering an area of ​​about 30,000 square feet, with a two-story building. Every weekend, there are internationally renowned DJs and singers performing on site. The facilities include a performance stage, a laser dance floor, a black gothic bar area and the first Perrier-Jouët champagne bar in Asia, and there are 5 themed VIP rooms on the upper floor.