We were recommended to visit this mansion over the other famous one named after a color and were not disappointed. What a treat it was to see how the rich Peranakans loved in the past. There were lots of ornate furniture and treasures. I was wondering how come despite the size of the house, there were only 2 bedrooms. Perhaps the bedrooms were for show only. Be prepared to climb the stairs to the upper floor as there are no lifts.

This was a really nice museum with very intricate design and items/furniture. It is mind-boggling to look at the opulence and how rich Peranakans used to live in the past. Must have taken lots of money and servants to maintain the entire place. I do think that some parts of the museum are over-curated - would be good to see some old preserved parts of the house instead. I am slightly taken aback by all the signs that say (in the tune of) "once broken considered sold". This makes it feel more like a shop than a museum. However, I think the overall experience was still pretty good.

An outstanding example of a Peranakan Mansion, the property is full of high quality furnishings, ceramics, glass and jewellery. It's also a stunningly designed building with many fascinating features. Don't miss it!

We enjoyed the Pinang Peranakan Mansion (also referred to as the "green mansion" far more than we anticipated. The 120-year-old mansion contains an amazing array of antique furniture, crystal, art, and collections of jewelry, embroidery, and more. The entry fee of 25 ringgit for adults is well worth the price. Be sure to join one of the tours (including in the entry fee) to get the most out of your visit. We would have missed many interesting details if we had not joined the tour.

It is beautiful, worth the price. Like the collections. Missed the guided tour hours, a pity. There are some other tour guides that focus on Instagram photo sessions for their clients. This spoil the experience a little as they hog the beautiful place where u want to look.

We were in Penang for 2 days and really wanted to visit a Peranakan Mansion. The Blue Mansion was sold out but fortunately we were able to get in by 4p.m. for the last guided tour of the day. Luckily our tour manager mentioned about this mansion. Our guide was so informative and detailed with the descriptions of each room he took us in despite all the noise and chatter from other guests. Everything made sense on how and why things were done a particular way in a Peranakan household. The most exquisite exhibit was in the Jewelry Room where the pieces of jewelry made from the kingfisher bird as the color blue was so vibrant. There was a lot of explanation why certain furniture were built the way it was as the two chairs that are connected together so two people can face each other. Our guide also explained the Baba Nyonya marriage preparations along with details of the wedding bedroom. The bright colors sure bought a lot of life in the items in this mansion. They allow photos to be taken as long as it is without a flash. Such a wonderful historical tour of a Peranakan mansion that is definitely worth to visit if you have a few hours here in Penang! You can't miss it as it is painted a light mint green color!

I visited the Mansion yesterday and was fortunate to arrive just as an English language tour was starting. Our guide was so knowledgeable and passionate about the mansion, its history and the astonishing collection it holds, but was also funny and skilled as a storyteller. He easily held everyone’s attention! I’ve been traveling through SE Asia for almost three months now, and this is one of my top experiences. Where to start - the architecture, the remarkable restoration, the priceless furniture, jewelry, and overall collection within?? And all beautifully decorated for Christmas, what a treat! Don’t think twice, go! You’ll be glad you did!

This place is amazing. Filled with historical facts about the Straits Chinese culture called Baba Nyonya. The displays of all the antiques were amazing and so beautiful. The historical building is pretty big and beautiful. This place is a must to visit when you’re in Penang! 5 Star! Photos doesn’t do it justice.

This ornate house is the perfect illustration of the Peranakans, the local Chinese community that has adapted to local Malay customs and traditions. The lavishly restored mansion offers a detailed look of a wealthy Peranakan family. After two centuries, the luxurious design and delicate furniture still impress every visitor. Well worth the 25 MYR admission.

I had an outstanding experience with Francis as my tour guide at the Peranakan Mansion. As a Malaysian Chinese descendant, it was really interesting. His wealth of knowledge and engaging storytelling brought the history of the mansion to life. Francis's passion for the subject and charismatic delivery made the tour truly enjoyable, leaving me with a deep appreciation for Peranakan culture. I highly recommend Francis for an enriching and memorable tour experience.