The dazzling pearl treasure box is like staying in a museum! One of the most artistic hotels in Macau!

Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), the building where the MGM Macau Hotel is located is one of the splendid landmarks of Cotai, Macau. The hotel opened in 2018 and is MGM’s second hotel in Macau. 1. The hotel’s interior was designed by New York’s pioneering architecture and design firm Rockwell Group, whose design was inspired by local culture in Macau. Large sculpture-shaped glass chandeliers are suspended above the lobby, and undulating bead curtains scatter the lights around to create an eye-catching flowing visual effect; 2. The core area of ​​the hotel’s public areas is the atrium (Vision Plaza), a double-storey high atrium with a glass dome surrounded by retail and dining spaces. The atrium provides a large and flexible space for all kinds of exhibitions and events, while providing a sensory buffer for the transition of different functional areas. As a place connecting hotels, mall corridors and other amenities, the atrium can be thought of as a central park or city square. The mass of alternating piles of bronze wood and stone constitutes the seating and green belt, like a quarry connecting the various spaces, and visitors shuttle through it, which is very lively; 3. Strolling through MGM Macau is like a journey of artistic and cultural exploration. There are about three hundred top-quality treasures, artwork surrounds, scarce antique-grade collections, and works from modern artists. It is recommended to stroll around the hotel's art lobby, which has 28 carpets used by the Qing palace. These precious carpets are the private collection of MGM China Chairman He Chaoqiong, made in the Qianlong, Jiaqing, and Daoguang periods. 4. The hotel has approximately 1,400 rooms and suites with different types of rooms such as Meishi, Meiyi, Tianle Pavilion, and Royal Lion Villa. This time I stayed in the Meishi Resort View Room, which is about 43 square meters, elegantly laid out, with excellent views, overlooking the panoramic view of Cotai City and the fountain. Room hardware is outstanding and technology is modern, touch-sensitive equipment can easily manipulate room lighting, curtains, etc., a good experience; 5. The dining facilities are diverse and rich, with the hotel operating a number of specialty restaurants, from local cuisine to international cuisine, this is the most creative food hotspot in Macau. There are bar "Baihua Gallery", dessert shop "Shibo Refreshment", creative cuisine restaurant "Yaji", Michelin one-star Sichuan restaurant "Shu Dao", hot pot restaurant "Good Pot", Chinese restaurant "Chun" and noodle shop "Face to Face", can meet the different dining needs of travelers.