TRADITIONAL & ELEGANT BOUTIQUE HOTEL
Situated in the Wat Gate district, east of the Old City and the Mae Ping River, is the teak wood resort of 137 Pillars House, Chiang Mai. Built in 1889 as part of the East Borneo Company headquarters and once owned by Louis Leonowens, son of Anna, the historic Thai architecture has been carefully restored to preserve its 19th century origins and exudes a warm, luxurious and relaxing ambiance.
Choose from one of the 30 luxurious century-old suites, each of which features high ceilings, an en-suite dressing room with a walk-in closet, an en-suite bathroom with a Victorian bathtub and an outdoor living space with hand-crafted furniture overlooking the tropical gardens. There are five different styles of suites that range in size and bed styles: the Rajah Brooke Suite, the East Borneo Suite, the D. F. Macfie Suite, the William Bain Terrace Suite and the Louis Leonowens Pool Suite, the largest suite with its own private swimming pool.
From swimming in the stunning 25-metre pool which is engrossed by a verdant vertical plant wall to dining in one of the two on-site restaurants: The Dining Room, home to delicious and refined Lanna and Thai cuisine, and Palette, where meals are derived from their own gardens and created into gourmet dishes, the 137 Pillars House, Chiang Mai is the epitome of history meets luxury.
137 Pillars House, Thailand
At a glance
- Boutique hotel set in the Wat Gate district of Chiang Mai
- Choice of 30 suites, each of which features high ceilings, a walk-in closet, an en-suite bathroom and an outdoor living space overlooking the tropical gardens
- Five different styles of suites that range in size: Rajah Brooke Suite, East Borneo Suite, D. F. Macfie Suite, William Bain Terrace Suite and Louis Leonowens Pool Suite, the largest suite with its own private pool
- Access to the slimline 25-metre pool with a vertical plant wall
- Dine at one of the two restaurants: the Dining Room and Palette
For leisure and pleasure
- Be pampered at the Nitra Serenity Centre
- Guided tours of the historical sites and temples of Chiang Mai
- Tee off at the Chiang Mai Highlands Golf Course
- Witness Thai modern art at the Maiiam Contemporary Art Museum
- Visit the 14th century temple of Wat Chedi Luang and the famous statue of the founding fathers of Chiang Mai at the Three Kings Monument
The destinations were fabulous, but what really stood out was the care and patience Tania showed as she guided me and my sister through every question and hesitation. Nothing felt rushed or too much trouble. The result? A truly wonderful holiday. Thank you.
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