1905 Heritage Corner
San Chao Pho Sua, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok
Vibe
With just three rooms in a restored 1905 shophouse, the atmosphere feels like staying in a private collector's home.
“Sino-Thai teahouse haven”
Restored 1905 Rama V era Sino-Thai shophouses retaining original colonial timber facades and kite-shaped roof tiles.
Three individually styled rooms featuring antique furnishings, handsome teak wall paneling, and Edwardian brass bathroom fixtures.
Set in historic Phraeng Phuthon, serving traditional afternoon teas with heritage Thai sweets and artisan handicrafts.
In historic Phraeng Phuthon, a short walk from the Giant Swing and Grand Palace.
Rooms
Wood-paneled rooms feature four-poster queen beds, Edwardian brass bathroom fittings, and tea sets paired with fair-trade artisan crafts.
Backstory
Built in 1905 under King Rama V as a merchant teahouse, the shophouses underwent a four-year restoration to preserve their original timber facades.
Eat & drink
Mornings begin with Thai or European breakfasts, followed by daily afternoon tea service pouring curated Chinese blends alongside traditional Thai sweets.
The neighborhood
Tucked along the quiet residential square of Phraeng Phuthon, street-food stalls and historic shophouses sit minutes from the Giant Swing.
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