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Camps you can live at

A trip is two bookings, the training and the bed, and a camp with rooms collapses them into one. On a two session day that is worth more than the money it does not save you. Below is every camp here that says it has rooms, the few that say what one costs, and the 17 that say nothing at all.

23 of the 44 camps listed here say on their own site that you can stay at the camp. 4 of them print what a room costs, 1,000 to 1,440 baht a night. 4 say you cannot, and 17 do not say either way.

23
say you can stay at the camp
4
say you cannot
17
do not say either way

The middle figure is the one worth sitting with. A camp that has never published a word about rooms is not a camp without rooms. It is a camp that takes that conversation on WhatsApp, which is fine, and which is also why no booking site can show you this column.

4 of 23 listed camps

What a room costs, where anyone says

The nightly figure is a floor: the cheapest room, in the quietest month, before anyone asks about fans or air conditioning. We print it next to the camp's own month of training and we never multiply the two together, because camps discount a long stay and thirty times one night is a number no camp charges.

Fairtex Training Center Pattaya

Pattaya, Pattaya

Room, per night

1,000

A month of training

16,500

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2026-09-02

Tiger Muay Thai

Chalong, Phuket

Room, per night

1,000

A month of training

16,800

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2026-10-14

Sinbi Muay Thai

Rawai, Phuket

Room, per night

1,100

A month of training

12,000

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2026-09-02

Punch It Gym

Lamai, Koh Samui

Room, per night

1,440

A month of training

9,600

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2026-10-14

Both columns are in baht and both were read off the camp's own site on the date in the last column. Neither is a quote.

By region

Every camp that says it has rooms

Cheapest published room first inside each region, then the camps that say they have rooms without saying what one costs. A region missing from this list has no camp here that says so, which is a fact about the region and not a gap in the reading.

Phuket

4 with rooms

Chiang Mai

2 with rooms

Bangkok

5 with rooms

Koh Samui

2 with rooms

Koh Phangan

3 with rooms

Krabi

1 with rooms

Pattaya

3 with rooms

Hua Hin

2 with rooms

Isaan (Northeast)

1 with rooms

The other two groups

Named, not dropped

A directory that printed only the 23 above would be describing a market where every camp has rooms. These are the rest of the list, and the second group is the larger of the two.

4 say you cannot stay

Train here, sleep somewhere else. Usually a gym in a town rather than a compound, and usually with a street of guesthouses within a few minutes of the door.

17 say nothing either way

Not a no. Several of these are known to put fighters up and simply never wrote it down anywhere a reader can find. If one of them is the camp you want, the room is an email.

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Questions

The ones people actually ask

Which Muay Thai camps in Thailand have accommodation on site?
23 of the 44 camps listed here say on their own site that you can stay at the camp. 4 of them print what a room costs, 1,000 to 1,440 baht a night. 4 say you cannot, and 17 do not say either way.
How much does a room at a Muay Thai camp cost?
Only 4 of the 23 camps with rooms publish a figure, and those run 1,000 to 1,440 baht a night for the cheapest room. That is a floor, not a rate: it is the cheapest room in the quietest season, and it is four camps rather than a market.
Is it cheaper to stay at the camp or to find a room nearby?
Almost never cheaper, and that is not what it buys. A room at the camp buys the forty seconds between waking up and warming up, twice a day, for however long the trip is. Outside the camp the same money buys a better room and a commute that quietly costs you the second session.
Do I have to book the room and the training together?
At the camps that sell a package, yes, and the two figures are usually quoted as one. That is why we keep them apart here: the training figure and the room figure are published separately by the camp, and multiplying either one out to the length of a trip produces a number the camp does not charge. 17 of the 44 camps on the site say nothing about rooms at all, which in practice means asking.