137 Pillars House is a luxury property set amid tropical gardens on the outskirts of Chiang Mai, Thailand. 137 Pillars House offers guests a selection of well-appointed suites, all of which feature complimentary Wi-Fi, air conditioning and ceiling fans. Rich 400-count linens adorn Sealy Posturpedic mattresses in every unit and all rooms feature LCD TVs and individual music systems as well as mini-bars. Set in a historic, colonial-era building, this hotel features a swimming pool backed by a striking ivy wall as well as a spa that boasts an array of beauty and wellness treatments. This property also has a fully-equipped gym. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served in The Dining Room, which specialises in Thai-fare and globally-inspired dishes. The Palette Restaurant serves a European menu in intimate surrounds while Jack Bain’s Bar and the Parlor Lounge offer cold and hot drinks. Located just over a mile from central Chiang Mai, this hotel is within walking distance of the city’s famous night bazaar.
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The look of this luxury property is truly striking, with guests praising the paradisiacal ambience of both the hotel’s interior and its surrounding grounds. The mangrove pool and tropical garden were visitor favourites, visual elements that elevated the guest experience at this Chiang Mai hotel.
This hotel’s striking looks are enhanced by its outstanding staff. Smiling and attentive without being intrusive, the team at this property consistently deliver prompt and helpful assistance. Additionally, they have a keen eye for detail, carefully noting guests’ needs and habits and go out of their way to provide small, thoughtful touches to enhance the overall quality of stay. This was impressive and many past guests took the time to mention certain members of staff by name in their reviews.
While not right in the heart of the city, this hotel is within walking distance of central Chiang Mai. Guests reported that the city’s top sites – including the famous night bazaar – were within easy reach.
Guests felt that the breakfast and dinner menus at this hotel could be improved. Most noted that the former meal was lacking in variety while the dinner menu was found by many to be oddly limited.
Mosquitoes were a persistent problem. Itchy, irritated guests were left no choice but to dip into their personal supplies of repellent, but many felt that a hotel of this calibre should offer some kind of comprehensive prophylaxis – both in rooms and around the grounds – against these pests.
Noise from the surrounding area – especially from clubs – was audible in rooms and had a noticeable impact on the guest experience here.
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