The Best Yoga Studios and Classes in London

A mainstay on London’s yoga scene since 2000, triyoga has amassed a loyal fanbase. Teachers have a minimum of five years’ experience and are trained in many different styles of practice, from bliss-inducing yin to fast-paced flows and meditation. Life workshops and alternative therapies also feature on the line-up. The flagship studio in Camden – a renovated Victorian piano factory – is a must-visit.

London’s original hot yoga studio, Fierce Grace, offers six classes that differ in emphasis and intensity but are all based on the same core poses and principles. Vinyasa virgins will appreciate the shorter, slower sessions, while keen yogis can enjoy the challenge of longer, more cardio-driven 90-minute classes. Hot yoga this may be, but temperatures are a little lower than traditional bikram, and each of its studios offers something slightly different in terms of atmosphere.

There’s a real sense of community at Yogarise, a welcoming and inclusive studio located in Peckham’s Bussey Building in South London. From beginners and pregnancy yoga to dynamic vinyasa and rocket yoga, there is something for everyone and all abilities are welcome. Take your downward dog to the next level with community classes, which raise funds for local charities, and rooftop sessions, which are held in the summer.

Bend, stretch and twist your body in style at this Baker Street spot, which boasts a variety of upscale classes, including hatha and iyengar. Classes are small and welcome a maximum of 10 people, ideal for yoga newbies or those looking for a more hands-on session. Cool off with a luxury rain shower and swing by the Yoga Bar for a healing smoothie or turmeric mylk.

An immersive yoga experience that combines light therapy, soundscapes and bespoke natural oils makes this a studio like no other. Classes are simply titled – from red to blue – and offer a full spectrum of benefits designed to boost body and mind. Sign up for a yellow class to soothe digestion issues and mood swings or a pink class to tackle deep-rooted stress. Expect plenty of traditional asanas and more dynamic relaxation techniques such as breathwork and extended savasanas.

A five-minute bus ride from Clapham Junction in South London lies Battersea Yoga, a sanctuary of calm that feels miles away from the city bustle. Its rustic aesthetic cultivates a warm and earthly atmosphere and complements the studio’s focus on slow hatha yoga, mindfulness and meditation. It’s also home to an impressive roster of in-house specialists, including energy healers and reflexologists.

There’s a full, varied timetable at Another_Space’s Bank and Covent Garden studios, and it’s the go-to spot for yogis who like results-driven classes set in a modern space. Head of yoga Chris’s sessions have a loyal following, while Sara’s hot classes will leave you feeling restored. The luxurious changing facilities, complete with fluffy white towels and Cowshed products, make a membership worth the investment.

Pared-back and personable, Frame is known for its bright spaces and friendly atmosphere. Choose between the spine-lengthening anti-desk yoga or zone out with a vinyasa flow and meditation. Keep an eye out for sessions with some of London’s best instructors, including Mind Body Bowl’s Annie Clarke and Cat Meffan.