City of Dreams Macau is a premium integrated resort developed by Melco Resorts & Entertainment Limited. Situated in the heart of Cotai, it embodies luxury and innovative experiences, delivering on its brand concept to ‘Dream Beyond.’ The resort features an iconic collection of landmarks, including Morpheus—the world’s first high-rise supported by a free-form steel exoskeleton designed by the late architect Dame Zaha Hadid; a once-in-a-lifetime aquatic show "House of Dancing Water"; a wide range of fine dining restaurants awarded with Michelin stars and Black Pearl diamonds; pioneering artworks by contemporary artists; and a luxury retail space featuring an array of leading international brands.

City of Dreams offers diverse and luxurious accommodation experiences. In addition to the futuristic designed Morpheus, guests can discover NÜWA, which showcases oriental elegance aesthetics from a whole-new perspective. Both hotels are dedicated to providing unparalleled stays through exquisite craftsmanship. Once-in-a-lifetime aquatic show "House of Dancing Water" features excellent aerial acrobatics and cutting-edge technology in an awe-inspiring theater. The show also unveils a dazzling fresh look, ready to ignite the audience's imagination and delivers an unparalleled new global standard in aquatic entertainment. City of Dreams is also home to a wide selection of world-class restaurants, cafés, bars, and lounges. These include Jade Dragon — the only Cantonese restaurant awarded with Michelin three stars and Black Pearl three diamonds in Greater China; Michelin two-starred and Black Pearl one-diamond legendary French classics restaurant Alain Ducasse at Morpheus; Black Pearl one-diamond innovative Chinese restaurant Yí; Michelin one-starred Sushi Kinetsu; must-try Macau prime steakhouse The Tasting Room – Prime Steak & Grill; and the Mediterranean-inspired L’ATTITUDE. Furthermore, the resort continually establishes innovative artistic landmarks, showcasing representative works by several leading contemporary masters, akin to an inspiring "fluid museum."