Morning Glory Resort

Morning Glory Resort suffered from the recent torrential downpour and lost part of her road leading into the compound to the meandering river running alongside. The simple resort, run by a young couple and features only about four villas, privacy I liked. The owner loves to bake and so there was a bakery in the making to add to the amenities. Suan Phueng, mention the name to Thais and sheep comes to mind. This resort however is no place to satisfy the petting desire of sheep crazed Thais. The resort has instead a large sloping field filled with supposedly more than a hundred bunnies. The bunnies, they do not exhibit themselves as the sun grew fierce with the afternoon hours. So the only time I could folic with them was either early in the cool morning or late as the sun was about to set. One would have to entice them to crowd around by rabbit feed which the resort happily hands out. Breakfast was served a la carte style on the second level of the block overlooking the pool. Cuisine was simple, we had porridge, bacon, eggs, fruits and coffee served. The pool would have been great for an afternoon swim but it was a wee bit murky to my dismay. All in all, this resort offered me a very pleasant homey stay. Simplicity would be a good word to define the characteristic of this place. Don’t expect room service and the best of attention from the limited number of operating crew. It’s more of a very nice bed and breakfast kind of experience.