Chiang Mai 137 Pillars House - A Century-old House with a Cozy Afternoon Tea Time!

Located in Chiang Mai, Thailand, 137 Pillars House is a hotel that you should not underestimate. Although it is located in an inconspicuous residential area by the Mae Ping River, and the surrounding environment does not seem to have anything to do with luxury, it is a quiet place in the bustling area of Chiang Mai. 137 Pillars House is like a low-key lady welcoming guests from all over the world who understand and appreciate her. Unlike the luxury hotels that you usually imagine that use all kinds of golden decorations to show their nobility, this hotel knows how to use introverted cultural taste to exude its unique temperament. Its nobility does not need to be expressed in an overly outgoing way. The rich Southeast Asian style of the hotel is really fascinating. To trace its history, we have to go back 120 years. This was the former site of the famous Borneo Company, operated by a British businessman. The hotel is named 137 Pillars because there is a classic building made of 137 teak pillars, which is also the oldest building in the hotel. Although this building has been renovated later, it still basically maintains its original appearance. Now the first floor of this building serves as a museum, displaying the hotel and local historical artifacts, and the second floor is a carefully decorated restaurant and bar. When you come to Chiang Mai 137 Pillars, of course you can't miss the cozy afternoon tea time in this century-old house. Afterwards, you can go to the hotel's spa center for a SPA and enjoy a refreshing essential oil massage. It's so cozy!