Best places: Gyms in Hua Hin, Thailand

👍👍 Nice place to learn Taekwondo, plenty of space for parents to wait while kids learn as well as plenty of space for the kids to learn. Good teachers as well highly recommended

😠 Nearly every time when I go to the gym now there are no small towels to use. All these promotions offering free 7 days trial just means loyal paying members suffer by not being able to use the facilities as it gets too busy with people who are mostly just here on holiday. There is always a treadmill...

👍 The ever popular Bodyfit 88. A conveniently located fully equipped Gymnasium with Zumba, Spinning & Yoga as well as other fitness programs. They have recently upgraded with several new workout machines & stationary bikes as well.

👍👍 Probably the best place for Swedish "husmanskost" in Thailand. Super friendly service, extremely cold beer and a decent variety of Swedish food at wallet friendly prices. It's not fancy but it's what I grew up with. The schnitzel with Swedish style Ansjovis and capers is my favorite. My better (Thai...

Simple rooms in a modest hotel offering an outdoor pool & an unfussy restaurant, plus gulf views.

👍 Ok gym....small but cozy. New prices...200 baths daily rate and 890 bahts per month

👍 Equipment may not be the most up to date but the welcome and assistance you are given is outstanding. Whilst I didn't train in Muay Thai, those that did seemed to be given excellent direction and advice. The gym gear and free weights - old school steel - was for me and I enjoyed it. Finally, bring...

😠 🤮😡🤮The gym now consists almost entirely of junk and the owner, the boss, is a liar. Almost all of the cable pulleys are broken, many treadmills are also defective and the bearings on the leg press are also defective and the owner has been claiming for months that he ordered the parts from Bangkok...

👍👍 We had a lot of fun there with the music and shooting pool

👍 Chance to watch some Thai boxing in hua hin on Friday nights

👍👍 Great open air gym. Had basically all the equipment one would need to get a workout in. Only downside is that the heaviest dumbbell is 50lbs but that should be Ok for most people. Clean, everyone very friendly, and 100 baht for a day pass.