Following the success of the stunning 30-suite 137 Pillars Chiang Mai, the Wongphanlert family has created a new luxury brand, 137 Pillars Hotels & Resorts with plans to continue expanding in Thailand.

The company’s newest edition; 137 Pillars Suites & Residences Bangkok is scheduled to open later in 2016. The property is located on Sukhumvit Soi 39, a short distance from the shopping district of Emquartier/Emporium and will showcase 34 exquisitely appointed suites and 179 private residences.

A third property, 137 Pillars Estate Phuket, is scheduled to open early in 2019 on the North Peninsula of Kata Beach, with 16 sunset facing Pool villas and 46 Pool Suites.

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137 Pillars Suites

The hotel suites will be located from the 23rd-30th floor with four categories of one and two bedrooms ranging from 70-127 square meters. Features will include private dining tables, private butler service, maxi bars with wine cellars, user friendly mood lighting, high ceilings, large walk-in wardrobes and stunning marble en-suite bathrooms with chic circular baths complete with built in TV.

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The living experience at 137 Pillars Residences will combine world class facilities with spacious, well-designed and elegantly furnished studios as well as one and two bedroom residences. There will be 179 residences in four configurations ranging from 40-114 square meters, all with spacious private balconies.

137 Pillars Suites & Residences will feature the signature ‘by invitation only’ Louis Leonowens Club and the Jack Bain’s Bar and Cigar Divan (situated on the 26th Mezzanine Floor) above the specialty restaurant Nimitr featuring Thai favourites with a molecular twist as well Western delicacies created by Group Executive Chef and Culinary Artist, Peter Marx from Sweden. The Bangkok Trading Post Restaurant on Soi Sukhumvit 39 will be an all-day dining bistro and deli appealing to local residents and guests and will serve Western and Asian favourites.

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A spa and wellness center with a separate yoga and meditation sala will offer activities including aerial flow yoga, tai chi, reiki and dance. The 26th floor will also feature late check out and early check in pods and separate shower facilities in the event suites are fully booked.

Limousine services will feature wireless connection and each guest will be given the use of his/her own mobile phone with a local chip for the duration of their stay. For guests connecting to the Bangkok BTS Skytrain and MRT underground trains, we will offer a Tuk Tuk shuttle fully air-conditioned and designed for maximum comfort of our guests – these will also have wireless connectivity; a first for Bangkok!

Others services include 137 signature dining and picnics by design, a personal shopping service and guide, privately curated and customised tours, tennis and golf practice putting and chipping with personal trainers for both on request, kids’ corner and meeting space. Fast-track immigration services will whisk guests and residents through airport formalities on arrival and departure. This service will be complimentary for guests booking direct.

Leading a handpicked team of talented individuals, Christopher E. Stafford, Chief Operating Officer of 137 Pillars Hotels & Resorts, directs and oversees every step of the creation of this brand, delivering an outstanding and memorable experience for every guest and resident.

137 Pillars Hotels & Resorts has been passionately curated on the foundation of the historic Baan Borneo at 137 Pillars House Chiang Mai. This original teak homestead dating back to the late 1800s has a rich colonial history and was the former headquarters of the East Borneo Company. The Leonowens and Bain family lived there, as well as their famous partner Rajah Brooke.

The website for the new brand, www.137pillarshotels.com will be live from 17th April 2016.

For more information and reservation enquiries, please contact 137 Pillars Hotels & Resorts:

Tel: +66 (0) 2079 7137
Email: info@137pillarshotels.com
Website: www.137pillarshotels.com

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