Hotels near Vieng-Joom-On Tea House, Chiang Mai

Even more beautiful than the photos, loved the green space by the river, the beds were so comfortable, staff was excellent

Design building good service good breakfast

Beautiful property on the river.

Nice location, outside of the main streets, 10 minutes walk there. Very close to China Town, it's an area I recommend. The pool looked nice, but I didn't use it. The room was clean.

An absolute delight! Beautiful, tastefully decorated…a small oasis. Set amidst garden like area. Lovely beds, pillows, shower. We also enjoyed the hot tub and poolside chairs. Staff was very helpful.

Excellent location, huge bathroom, beautiful decoration of the rooms and property.

Location, room, luggage Storage, breakfast buffet

Super cute and lovely to look at!

Good staff. 7 am opening for on site cafe. Great coffee and food too!

great place with big kitchen, comfortable chair/bed, etc... host is very helpful, responsive and flexible maid is always friendly and hard working

We stayed here for 2 nights. Very convenient location.Close to Waroros market, Supermarket, convenient store, many good local restaurants, coffee shops nearby The staff was nice friendly and helpful. The room is quite large, comfy bed, good bathroom.

Friendly 24/7 service drinks and snacks a available at reception. Great information and advise given by reception easy to communicate however still shop around for other offers. Cheaper when you pay in house also. Room has all that is required for general needs I had no ac room however the fan helped. Location is brilliant many food places nearby not far from city and night markets are also nearby. Other guests were friendly too. You can rent a motorbike also from them which is great. Definitely would stay again

You can clearly tell a woman runs this place! The bathroom is incredible (hairdryers, nice water pressure, fresh towel everyday), beds are amazing, and lovely hang out spaces. Overall relaxing place!

Ambience. Setting. Peacefulness. Walkability. Local cafes.

For Booking.com Review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 11 out of 10 – A Standout in Luxury Hospitality From the moment we arrived, 137 Pillars House set a new benchmark for hospitality. Greeted personally by the effervescent Anne Arrowsmith (GM) and given a seamless introduction to the resort by Toto (Head Butler), we immediately felt like esteemed guests in an exclusive sanctuary. The suite was nothing short of magnificent – a flawless blend of historic charm and modern luxury, with meticulous attention to detail in every corner. The ambience? Picture a tranquil retreat where time slows, and every element is designed to indulge the senses. But what truly elevates this property is its people. Each and every staff member embodies the essence of genuine Thai hospitality – as if welcoming you into their own home, with warmth, grace, and an intuitive understanding of your every need. Often, as the day’s warmth lingered in the air, I found myself capturing the day’s reflections in my journal on the verandah of The Borneo House, a 130-year-old colonial gem, its French shutter doors wide open to the night. A perfectly chilled Hemingway Daiquiri in hand—sharp with white rum, fresh lime, and the faintest whisper of Heering—I leaned back, taking in the scent of aged teak and tropical blooms as a soft breeze stirred through the towering India Rubber trees. There’s something about this place—so rich in history, so effortlessly timeless—that makes the world slow down. And for a fleeting moment, as ink met paper, I could sense Hemingway himself in the corner—watching, absorbing, contemplating. As someone who has spent decades in luxury hospitality, I can confidently say that 137 Pillars House is in a league of its own. Ms. Arrowsmith, take a bow! You and your team have created an experience that is flawless, memorable, and truly world-class. A must-stay for discerning travellers who appreciate exquisite service, refined elegance, and the art of hospitality—rooted in effortless anticipation.

This hotel has everything I need as a single traveler. The room is just large enough and it gives me a modern feel without being eccentric or over the top. The front desk people are always kind and helpful and it's just meters away from being in the "Old City".

Staff were super friendly and helpful, hotel was well looked after, room was stylish and comfortable and we loved using the pool almost every night. We originally booked for 3 nights but we extended another 3 as we loved it so much there.

The breakfast buffet is extensive and caters for many different tastes. There's also a "cereal" bar that is available all day for a little snack along with some yogurt, cookies, Thai sweets, coffee and teas. I was upgraded to a suite which was very much appreciated and I enjoyed the private, deep bathtub on my terrace. The suite also had a small kitchen and coffee/tea making equipment--they even provided free water and milk! All of the staff were very nice and welcoming. I enjoyed the sunset on the rooftop with the (small) swimming pool and also used the bikes (they even have helmets!!) early one morning to go see the nearby temple at sunrise with the monks taking alms and chanting. I would stay here again!

Location, privacy, proactive staff.

Room was better than we imagined. they provided us a bigger than we initially booked. Silent area - not many loud noises at night. Room was clean, no bed bugs were present. Not far from old city, around 5-10 mins walk. Staff is very friendly and helpful. The hotel fully matches the description

At first, when we arrived, we thought we were lost, but the reception or lobby was at the back. It was a good and comfortable stay. The best part is that it was clean, especially the toilet and bed, which were decent and neat. The room was actually big and came room with a balcony. I liked the style of the room. Also they have 2 swimming pool, location not a problem they also have motorbike rent its a travel perfect🫰