Red Hall | If you can only stay at one hotel on Gulangyu Island

After sending the ferry schedule to the butler, he was already waiting at the pier. "I'm wearing a white shirt and holding a yellow umbrella. You can see me as soon as you get off the ferry." Gulangyu Island is a pedestrian island with no vehicles. You can often see people pushing carts loaded with goods, which is the only means of transportation on the island. Red Hall was converted from the "Preaching Hall," an old church building completed in 1936, and retains the original features of the main building. As you walk up the steps and into the lobby, a familiar feeling hits you. There are many things to see in the lobby, and every direction you look is like a beautiful postcard. Everything is just right, from the lighting, objects, and display methods to the texture of the cushions and the faint scent of wood. The rooms are mainly in the Shaker style, which was originally a branch of Christianity founded in the 19th century. They advocated simple and practical interior decoration and furniture, with everything that could be hung on the wall hung on the wall, combining functionality and aesthetics. You don't have to go far for dinner, as the hotel's own restaurant, Red Pig, is downstairs and offers overseas Chinese cuisine.