Chinpracha House

What a cute little stop for a phuket town tour. 150 Baht entrance. Come before noon. Take the tour. You can have your pics taken with traditional clothing at the end.

I really enjoyed visiting this place as it connects Penang peranakan to the Phuket Peranakan. It is interesting to see how similar the building and interiors look including all the objects found in the household. I highly recommend visiting this house for some insight into Peranakan culture.

Such a lovely museum! You can feel the warmth and inviting atmosphere by looking at the antiques furniture and vintage pieces of this family. Thank you for the opportunity to see this beautiful home - mix of Chinese, Thai and western styles 🤩 The guides were super nice and knowledgeable and told us interesting stories in English ♥️

It’s live museum which means the owners still live there upstairs. Surprisingly, we received a tour by the owner (it was not sth we expected, as she gathered us during our wandering around the house and proposed that she can tell us more about the place). It was really interesting, she explained to us a lot about the house and her family, we could feel a lot of positive energy. I think it was one of the most interesting museums I’ve visited. For me it’s must visit while in Phuket old town area.

Visited on the weekend and was very grateful to get a guided tour. The guide was amazing and really shared the history of the house, family and local customs. As there are no descriptions, this really made the visit that much more enjoyable!

Connected to history and culture, The Fifth Owner is very good at explaining everything in detail! I had a great time there; the entry fee of 150 baht is totally worth it!

Great guide that was very informative and also a descendant from the very family that owns the house. Got what I expected when I went so was very pleased. Beautiful architecture and rich history

Entrance fee for Thai people was 100 baht per person. Inside there were old antique furnitures. There was a guide walking around but didn't give us any information. But I saw him serving others well. I don't know if there's a reason or if it's a double standard of service. We were a family, father, mother and children, total of 3 people. The museum area was quite small. Not worth it much. Service wasn’t good at all.