Train, eat and sleep on-site. Simple, clean rooms and proper Thai food, steps from the ring — the easiest way to throw yourself into training.
Our Train & Stay guests live right at the camp. Roll out of bed, eat breakfast, and you are at the bags. Rooms are simple and clean, the kitchen serves two Thai meals a day, and the whole place has the easy, friendly feel of a small family camp. Staying a while? You can train for up to 180 days on the DTV visa.
Because we keep numbers small, the atmosphere stays relaxed — you will quickly know everyone training alongside you.
Tap any photo to view it larger. Pick the room that suits how you want to stay.
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Our most comfortable room — air-conditioned, with its own private bathroom, a fridge, and two beds. The pick if you’re training as a couple or a pair, or just want more space and your own bathroom to rest and recover between sessions.
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A comfortable air-conditioned room with a bed and a fridge, sharing a bathroom. Great value for a solo traveller who wants somewhere quiet to sleep and cold drinks on hand, steps from the ring.
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Our simplest, best-value room — air-conditioned with one bed and a shared bathroom. Everything you need for hard training days: a cool, quiet place to sleep right at the camp.
A clean, simple room at the camp, included in your daily Train & Stay rate.
Home-cooked Thai food twice a day — visitors rave about it. Fuel that actually helps you train.
No commute, no excuses. The ring and bags are a few steps from your door, twice a day.
For availability and current rates, just enquire.
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Yes. Train & Stay guests live right at the camp, so you can roll out of bed and be at the bags in minutes.
Simple, clean and comfortable. There are three room types, including Standard and Deluxe options — pick the one that suits how you want to stay.
Yes — two home-cooked Thai meals a day are included with Train & Stay. Visitors rave about the food.
No. You are welcome to train and stay elsewhere, but living on-site is the easiest way to focus fully on your training.
Enquire with your dates. Rooms are limited because we keep numbers small, so it is worth asking early.
