Happy Resort

The sign at the back says 200 baht, but when I went in, the price was 500-600 baht. The sign was temporary, apparently. Could they explain it more clearly? People from out of town follow GPS to get there, and it’s a long way. The female staff member looked unfriendly, even while smiling. The price inside didn’t match what was advertised.

Parking was private and convenient, and the bathroom was clean. The room was adequate, with cold air conditioning, hot water, and Wi-Fi. The TV had a Gmm Z box, but there weren’t many interesting channels, mostly commercials. They provided just one thin blanket. The worst part for me was the concrete frame at the head of the bed. I don’t know why it was there, but it made sleeping really uncomfortable.

There was hardly any space at the doorway to the room.

I slept really comfortably, and the atmosphere here is great. It’s convenient too, and there’s even a monk who comes to receive alms. At check-in, there’s free coffee and Ovaltine in the morning. I also got to ask the local spirits for lucky numbers. Come stay here and you’ll gain merit too!