As you drive along the Cotai Strip, an awe-inspiring structure rises above the skyline. Resembling a fluid figure-eight, this unconventional building appears to be cocooned in a web of aluminum and steel. Welcome to the Morpheus Hotel, one of the final masterpieces by the late Pritzker Prize-winning architect Zaha Hadid.

If the striking exoskeleton of the facade fascinates you, the interior will truly captivate you. Surrounded by perforated, origami-inspired walls, the lobby atrium creates an atmosphere of refined elegance. The all-white space features marble check-in counters, exquisite artwork, and a pristine Morpheus Lounge beneath a sharply angular domed ceiling that reflects the building’s exterior design.

Throughout the property, glass bubble elevators resembling beetles transport you from one indulgent experience to the next—whether it's the luxury shops on the ground floor, the rooftop pool, a variety of Alain Ducasse dining options, a club lounge, or a lavish spa. At the end of the day, relax in one of the hotel’s 770 uniquely designed guest rooms, suites, or duplex villas, which are some of the largest accommodations in Macau.