Luxurious new Bangkok landmark

by | Mar 6, 2017 | Asia, Bangkok, City Breaks, Residences, Weekend Getaways

Stunning views of Bangkok’s bustling skyline enhance the 137 Pillars Suites and Residences experience, offering a private butler service, mood-friendly lighting and a wine cellar.

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Stunning views of Bangkok’s bustling skyline enhance the 137 Pillars Suites and Residences experience, offering a private butler service, mood-friendly lighting and a wine cellar. Enchanting marble en-suite bathrooms feature a spacious circular bath and TV for your pleasure.

Signature Leonowens Club, Jack Bain’s Bar and Cigar Divan add to the speciality restaurant Nimitr under Group Executive Chef and Culinary Artist Peter Marx from Sweden, whose specialities include traditional Thai delicacies as well as Western fair. The Sky Bar and rooftop infinity-edged pool help rejuvenate body and mind high above The City of Angels.

Take the hotel’s classic London cab to arrive in style at the opulent Emquartier / Emporium and shopping complex. When you need a little rest and relaxation after a shop-til-you-drop day, the spa and wellness centre’s aerial flow yoga, tai chi, reiki and dance sessions will help chase your fatigue away. www.137pillarshotels.com/residences

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