I stayed in the most luxurious hotel of my life in Macau

In Macau, a fantastic city where Chinese and Western cultures blend, Morpheus Hotel is like a spaceship from the future, standing proudly among the bright lights of Cotai City with its impactful skeletal appearance. Named after the Greek god of dreams, the building looks like a giant hollow sculpture, consisting of two towers intertwined through a central hollow platform. The entire architectural exoskeleton consists of more than 52,000 steel-structured glass units that form a stunning mesh-curved structure. Luxury rooms feature Italian Rivolta Carmignani high-woven bedding and platinum smart mirror system. 270 degree panoramic floor-to-ceiling window design, the bathroom features a whole piece of Calacatta marble carving. Full-house intelligent control system (supports Chinese-English-Portuguese trilingual voice control), Hermès bath set and exclusive fragrance, futuristic furniture customized by German mnm studio, immersive audio-visual system. The world’s only menu-free Chinese restaurant, the 8-course chef-customized cuisine blends molecular cuisine techniques, and the dining space is surrounded by flowing metal scale walls. The legendary French chef's first restaurant in Asia, focusing on "new-style Provence cuisine", his signature dish truffle goose liver stuffed quail has been rated three-star by the Michelin Guide. The Morpheus Spa occupies a 2,500m2 space cabin-like space and offers Swiss La Prairie anti-aging treatments, an Arabian Gold Hammam experience, and a zero-gravity float therapy cabin. 30m skyline infinity pool, world’s first Freeform stainless steel slide (through 3 floors). Morpeth forms a perfect link with surrounding facilities: walking distance to Macau’s Wynn Palace (sightseeing cable car), Venetian (Grand Canal Shopping Center). Direct drive to Macau International Airport, Hong Kong Port, Macau University of Science and Technology.