Value the facilities that belong in your week.
THE TAKEAWAY
The Element presents a broad facility mix, including a Muay Thai gym, tennis, pools and workspaces, so it helps to check each one against your routine. Rather than treating the list as a scorecard, consider how each space might support your own routine. The details of access, operation and cost are as important as the visual appeal of a rendering.
Muay Thai gym and boxing
The website identifies an Anocha Muay Thai-style gym, and its visualisation shows a dedicated ring and training setting. Ask about the final equipment, supervision and resident access. Coaching, classes and inclusion in any training programme should be confirmed separately; the presence of a gym does not establish those services.
Fitness, yoga and tennis
The published offering includes fitness and yoga spaces alongside rooftop tennis. Consider whether these fit your preferred activities and schedule. Ask about operating hours, reservations, guests and any charges. A facility may be convenient without being available at every time you want to use it.
Leisure pools and sauna
The project website describes double leisure pools and also presents hot and cold plunge pools and a sauna. Review the latest specification and intended operating arrangements with the team. Renderings illustrate the project concept; they should not be read as evidence that every space is already operating.
Shared cooking and daily convenience
The co-kitchen and marketplace are part of the published facility offering. Ask how these spaces will be managed, what equipment is provided and whether any shops or services have confirmed operators. Access to a shared cooking area and a commercial food service are different things.
Space for work and family time
The business hub may be relevant if you need a place away from your own living room for work. Check meeting-room rules, connectivity and whether your calls require additional privacy. Families can also ask about the published playground, supervision expectations and guest access; a shared amenity is not a childcare service.
Turn the list into a viewing checklist
Choose the facilities you would use most and ask to see the latest plans or available spaces. Request written answers on access, maintenance and charges, and find out how changes will be communicated. This gives you a more useful comparison than simply counting the facilities across different projects.
Common questions
Are trainers and classes included?
That is not confirmed by the public facility list. Ask about the operator, programme, bookings and fees.
Are the facilities already open?
Confirm the current construction and operating status directly with the project. Visualisations alone do not establish availability.
Do all services form part of the common fee?
Do not assume so. Obtain the current schedule of resident services and additional charges.
In short: a Muay Thai gym, tennis court and pools only add value if they fit your week. Ask how the Muay Thai gym and other facilities will be operated, booked and charged before you decide. For official provincial information, see the Phuket Province website.
Related reading: The Element by Anocha: Full Project Overview & Pricing and Why Kamala Is Becoming One of Phuket’s Most Desirable Places to Live.
Explore your options at The Element
Ask The Element team about the current plans, availability and details relevant to your visit.
Sources & further reading. The Element — official project information.
Project information and references reviewed on 15 October 2026. Published areas and travel times are indicative; request current unit-specific plans, terms and availability.
