Crown Towers, Luxury hotel in Taipa, China

Nüwa, formerly Crown Macau, is the elliptical five-star hotel at the northern entrance of Cotai's Estrada do Istmo, part of the City of Dreams complex. It opened on 1 June 2009 with about 300 rooms, including 33 luxury villas for high-stakes players. Its lobby lounge is called Lan, and the Michelin three-star Cantonese restaurant Jade Dragon occupies the second floor.

The hotel opened on 1 June 2009 as Crown Resorts Hotel, part of the City of Dreams project at the northern entrance of Cotai's Estrada do Istmo. It was later renamed Nüwa. It is Macau's first elliptical building and offers about 300 rooms, including 33 luxury villas for high-stakes gamblers.

The hotel's name Nüwa refers to the Chinese goddess who repaired the sky, and its lobby lounge is called "Lan". Its second floor holds Jade Dragon, a Cantonese restaurant awarded three Michelin stars and three Black Pearl diamonds. The spa on the third floor is named "Yeung Yat".

The hotel sits at the northern entrance of the Cotai Strip road, served by City of Dreams shuttle routes to the Barrier Gate, Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal, Macau International Airport, Taipa Ferry Terminal and Lotus Bridge checkpoint. Public buses stop at Estrada do Istmo/C.O.D (routes 15, 21A, 25, 26, 26A, 56, N3) and at Wai Long/M.U.S.T.

The 160-metre tower with 32 floors was built from 2005 to 2007 and was among the tallest skyscrapers in Macau at the time of its construction. Its roughly 300 rooms include 33 luxury villas reserved for high-stakes gamblers.