Hong Kong's ultra-retro The Fleming Hotel is like an aesthetic scene from a movie

#Hong Kong Hotel Coming to The Fleming Hotel is like traveling back in time. I love the retro architectural style. Inside, I can imagine myself as a character with wavy hair in a Hong Kong drama from the 1990s. So after seeing it on the trip, I immediately booked a room to experience it. Here, I used my senses to slightly tilt the axis of color temperature, and every move of the scene imitated the appearance of old photos in my memory. —⛩Name & Location 📍The name is: The Fleming Hong Kong, the English name is: THE FLEMING, the address is 41 Fleming Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, it can be reached by various transportation methods and the geographical location is very convenient. —⛩Hotel Features The hotel's design is inspired by Hong Kong's glorious industrial boom in the 1960s and 1970s, as well as its unique ferry culture. The design aesthetic is centered on the iconic ferry, which symbolizes Hong Kong's tourism, historical traditions and cultural community, and is extremely meaningful. The hotel also incorporates this element into its colour scheme, using bottle green details and brass trim to emulate the look and feel of a ferry. —⛩Check-in time: Check-in time 15:00; Check-out time 12:00 —📎About The Fleming Hong Kong ⛩: The Fleming Hotel is located on Fleming Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong. The word "Filin" is a transliteration of "film", which implies that the hotel has a close relationship with film aesthetics. You can feel the sense of movie theater right from the reception desk, and the red elevator instantly reminds me of the scene in "The Grand Budapest Hotel". Inspired by the iconic ferry, the hotel cleverly uses ferry culture to showcase its unique local style.