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<h2>TEAK THERAPY. If you would like a glimpse into the opulent side of old world Thailand, Chiang Mai’s 137 Pillars House (2 Soi 1, Nawatgate Rd.; 66-53/247-788; <a href="http://137pillarshouse.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">137pillarshouse.com</a>) is hard to beat.</h2>
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<p>The name of the resort is derived from the fully restored residence in the heart of the hotel — the number of teak pillars in a house was seen as a measure of wealth and status in traditional Thai houses, and 137 makes it a grand old house indeed. Built in 1889 for the British Borneo Company, the colonial style house sets the tone for the hotel’s 30 large suites, each one featuring hand-painted tiles and four-poster beds.</p>

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