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137 Pillars House

Chiang Mai, Thailand

137 Pillars House

If Chiang Mai is the Rose of the North, then 137 Pillars House is undoubtedly the Rose of Chiang Mai. The hotel consists of elegant 19th-century teakwood buildings, surrounded by enchanting gardens. From the oasis of tranquility that 137 Pillars House offers, it is almost unimaginable that the vibrant heart of Chiang Mai is just a stone's throw away.

With only 30 suites and a lovely garden pool, 137 Pillars House truly provides a heavenly setting for a serene tropical stay. The hotel exudes the charm of bygone eras through the unique decor of the suites, charming verandas overlooking swaying palms, and exceptional, refined service.

The Land of Smiles is also known for its renowned and diverse cuisine. Chiang Mai offers a wide range of excellent dining options at every level. Located in the original teakwood house of 137 Pillars House is Palette Restaurant, a true treat for the senses with mouthwatering French dishes.

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What you can expect:

  • A charming oasis of tranquility in a tropical setting of elegant gardens
  • The best of both worlds: the fascinating and lively Chiang Mai and a peaceful home base where you can fully relax
  • Gastronomic tastings of the highest quality at the stylish Palette Restaurant
  • Classic rooms that offer the ultimate in comfort, beautifully decorated
  • Excellent service level and plenty of privacy

Impression

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137 Pillars House Chiang Mai
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Your Stay

The interiors of 137 Pillars House are an enticing blend of old-world charm and contemporary accents, and the stunning suites are no exception. Names like William Bain Terrace Suite, Louis Leonowens Pool Suite, and the East Borneo Suite perfectly reflect the 19th-century era. They feature spacious patios and terraces, beautiful tiled floors, and bathrooms with a striking standalone Victorian bathtub. Experience a stay in complete style at this unique accommodation.

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Experiences

Champagne Picnic

The gastronomy of 137 Pillars House accompanies you on your journey. Discover the natural beauty around Chiang Mai and settle in at the most beautiful spot with a basket full of delicious snacks and a bottle of champagne. Treat yourself and celebrate life in style.

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Classic Afternoon Tea

Enjoy a classic afternoon tea in the salon of the historic house, on the lawn outside, or in the privacy of your suite, in the style in which foreign visitors to Chiang Mai were traditionally received. Choose from 137 custom-blended teas and coffees, served with a wonderful selection of treats. For the ultimate experience, add a bottle of champagne that is opened in the traditional manner with a saber.

Tour by Thai Samlor

This morning tour by traditional rickshaw offers you a glimpse into the Chiang Mai of the past, with visits to the picturesque Wat Ket temple, the historic houses on Thapae Road, old Christian churches, and the former homes of teak traders. You pass through narrow alleyways, footbridges, and lively markets—an incredibly fun experience.

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Hotel Information

Accommodation

The 30 suites are luxuriously and elegantly furnished. They feature high ceilings, spacious walk-in closets, stunning bathrooms with freestanding Victorian bathtubs, double sinks, separate indoor and outdoor showers, and butler service. The extremely comfortable canopied beds, vintage tiled verandas with ample seating, and rattan screens for privacy all contribute to a relaxed stay in style. The 12 Rajah Brooke Suites, measuring 70 m2, are an excellent choice and offer views of the tropical garden. These suites provide a double bed or a Hollywood twin configuration with two single beds placed side by side. The two Louis Leonowens Pool Suites, with their 135 m2 of space and a private pool measuring 5.5 by 2.5 meters, are a sought-after accommodation during a longer visit to this vibrant city.

Restaurants

The main restaurant, The Dining Room, is located next to the teakwood country house and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Start your day in style and plan your day's activities in a relaxed manner. With a wide range of dining options in Chiang Mai, choosing where to have lunch and dinner can be challenging, but 137 Pillars House is nonetheless a wonderful haven to return to. The intimate restaurant Palette is an excellent choice if you want to treat yourself to a quiet evening 'at home'. Jack Bain’s bar is named after the house’s last resident, a colorful Scottish character. The bar exudes a historic and nostalgic atmosphere and offers a delightful selection of cocktails, whiskeys, and wines.

Activities

Chiang Mai is known as a center for both traditional and modern art and culture, with an abundance of music, dance, ceremonies, and festivals. The main national park in Northern Thailand, Doi Inthanon, offers a variety of activities such as hiking and rafting.

It is possible to participate in various activities for an additional fee. One example is the historical excursion, where you can explore the rich history of Chiang Mai.

Wellness

For an excellent selection of facial and body treatments, as well as therapeutic massages, you can visit Nitra Spa & Wellness. A unique souvenir to take home might be the opportunity to learn and apply Thai massage techniques yourself. The hotel offers private lessons if you are interested. To maintain your fitness routine, you can access the modern fitness center 24 hours a day, equipped with multi-station free weights, dumbbells, and various cardio machines.

Swimming pool

For cooling, you can enjoy the 25-meter-long swimming pool, which is stylishly designed with a sustainable green wall that provides much-needed relief from the heat.

Sustainability

37 Pillars House places great emphasis on sustainability. In the restaurant, carefully selected ingredients are used, sourced from the property's own garden and local producers. Organic waste is processed into compost, which serves as nourishment for the plants. Additionally, there are living walls designed to naturally cool the environment.

The accommodation also donates to the Don Chan Temple, demonstrating their commitment to making a positive impact on the communities in which they are active. 137 Pillars House supports underprivileged children and contributes to a better future. They have also formed a partnership with Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai, a rescue and rehabilitation center for elephants, to raise awareness and support the organization's efforts for elephant conservation and reforestation projects.

Accommodation

The 30 suites are luxuriously and elegantly furnished. They feature high ceilings, spacious walk-in closets, stunning bathrooms with freestanding Victorian bathtubs, double sinks, separate indoor and outdoor showers, and butler service. The extremely comfortable canopied beds, vintage tiled verandas with ample seating, and rattan screens for privacy all contribute to a relaxed stay in style. The 12 Rajah Brooke Suites, measuring 70 m2, are an excellent choice and offer views of the tropical garden. These suites provide a double bed or a Hollywood twin configuration with two single beds placed side by side. The two Louis Leonowens Pool Suites, with their 135 m2 of space and a private pool measuring 5.5 by 2.5 meters, are a sought-after accommodation during a longer visit to this vibrant city.

Restaurants

The main restaurant, The Dining Room, is located next to the teakwood country house and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Start your day in style and plan your day's activities in a relaxed manner. With a wide range of dining options in Chiang Mai, choosing where to have lunch and dinner can be challenging, but 137 Pillars House is nonetheless a wonderful haven to return to. The intimate restaurant Palette is an excellent choice if you want to treat yourself to a quiet evening 'at home'. Jack Bain’s bar is named after the house’s last resident, a colorful Scottish character. The bar exudes a historic and nostalgic atmosphere and offers a delightful selection of cocktails, whiskeys, and wines.

Activities

Chiang Mai is known as a center for both traditional and modern art and culture, with an abundance of music, dance, ceremonies, and festivals. The main national park in Northern Thailand, Doi Inthanon, offers a variety of activities such as hiking and rafting.

It is possible to participate in various activities for an additional fee. One example is the historical excursion, where you can explore the rich history of Chiang Mai.

Wellness

For an excellent selection of facial and body treatments, as well as therapeutic massages, you can visit Nitra Spa & Wellness. A unique souvenir to take home might be the opportunity to learn and apply Thai massage techniques yourself. The hotel offers private lessons if you are interested. To maintain your fitness routine, you can access the modern fitness center 24 hours a day, equipped with multi-station free weights, dumbbells, and various cardio machines.

Swimming pool

For cooling, you can enjoy the 25-meter-long swimming pool, which is stylishly designed with a sustainable green wall that provides much-needed relief from the heat.

Sustainability

37 Pillars House places great emphasis on sustainability. In the restaurant, carefully selected ingredients are used, sourced from the property's own garden and local producers. Organic waste is processed into compost, which serves as nourishment for the plants. Additionally, there are living walls designed to naturally cool the environment.

The accommodation also donates to the Don Chan Temple, demonstrating their commitment to making a positive impact on the communities in which they are active. 137 Pillars House supports underprivileged children and contributes to a better future. They have also formed a partnership with Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai, a rescue and rehabilitation center for elephants, to raise awareness and support the organization's efforts for elephant conservation and reforestation projects.

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