Best Yoga Studios in the U.S.

If you're like yoga, you'll love these amazing yoga studios across the United States.

Yoga is a complex practice that promotes spirituality and emotional and physical wellness. It’s rooted in Indian philosophy, but many modern yoga studios have a more fitness-focused approach.

Regardless of what kind of yoga class you like, there are thousands of studios around the United States. These are the top yoga studios in the country.

25. Korsi Hot Yoga

Korsi Hot Yoga / Yelp

Location: Roswell, Georgia

Number of Yelp reviews: 19

Average rating: 4.5/5

Bottom line: Korsi Hot Yoga is open, airy and has plenty of sunshine. They specialize in indoor hot yoga classes, but they also offer dedicated stretching classes, community yoga get-togethers, and outdoor yin yoga when the weather allows.

Yogis who love the experience have the option of signing up for fun retreats and outdoor adventures to further their practice.

Note: Rankings are based on Yelp ratings and reviews.

Read Jada A.‘s review of Korsi Hot Yoga on Yelp

24. Heal Haus

Heal Haus / Yelp

Location: Brooklyn, New York

Number of Yelp reviews: 21

Average rating: 5/5

Bottom line: Heal Haus is part yoga studio, part cafe. It’s an all-around wellness space that sets a tone of peacefulness and creativity as soon as you walk in the door.

Cozy, warm lighting and flourishing live plants greet you at the entrance, followed by a welcoming space where guests can sip a matcha latte, reflect, and stretch it out in a guided yoga class.

Read Meemaw H.‘s review of Heal Haus on Yelp

23. Studio Bamboo Institute of Yoga

Studio Bamboo Institute of Yoga / Yelp

Location: Virginia Beach, Virginia

Number of Yelp reviews: 38

Average rating: 5/5

Bottom line: Studio Bamboo’s mantra is “Strength. Balance. Growth.” The practitioners live up to it in every way. They emphasize that their studio is for everybody, and every body. In other words, it’s for busy parents, hardworking professionals, and fitness junkies alike.

Even if you’ve never done yoga before, don’t sweat it. You don’t have to be in amazing shape to feel welcome, and that attitude is pretty much the whole point of yoga.

Read Jill I.‘s review of Studio Bamboo Institute of Yoga on Yelp

22. Love Yoga

Love Yoga / Yelp

Location: Los Angeles, California

Number of Yelp reviews: 44

Average rating: 4.5/5

Bottom line: True to its name, Love Yoga is about “community and joy.” The yoga practice here is about meaningful growth and evolution, not hitting the most impressive poses every day of the week.

It’s not a whitewashed pilates class masquerading as yoga. Class goers learn about Taoist theory, sacred geometry, breathwork, and tools to take back control of your health and well-being.

Read Ali L.‘s review of Love Yoga on Yelp

21. YOGAqua

YOGAqua / Yelp

Location: Marina Del Rey, California

Number of Yelp reviews: 45

Average rating: 5/5

Bottom line: There really are no yoga studios that can match up to YOGAqua, unless maybe there’s one offered on a blimp. YOGAqua combines stand-up paddleboarding with yoga, and no experience is required.

Just show up in comfortable clothes for a 90-minute mashup of stand-up paddleboarding instruction and peaceful vinyasa yoga.

Read Graciela C.‘s review of YOGAqua on Yelp

20. Yoga Pura

Yoga Pura / Yelp

Location: Phoenix, Arizona

Number of Yelp reviews: 47

Average rating: 4.5/5

Bottom line: After more than 15 years of business, Yoga Pura has become a Phoenix staple. It was established in 2001 by an experienced yogi who wanted to share the full depth of yoga and philosophy with his community.

The inviting studio’s master-level instructors aim to help students apply yoga’s oldest, most meaningful concepts in a relevant way to modern life.

Read Nicole D.‘s review of Yoga Pura on Yelp

19. D&A Flying Yoga

D&A Flying Yoga / Yelp

Location: Los Angeles, California

Number of Yelp reviews: 42

Average rating: 4.5/5

Bottom line: If you want to elevate your yoga practice in a literal sense, D&A Flying Yoga is the place to go.

The studio offers aerial yoga classes using silky smooth hammocks to decompress the spine, strengthen your core, and make you feel better from head to toe.

There are tons of different classes to pick from, plus pole fitness classes and even flying bungee cardio.

Read Jamie S.‘s review of D&A Flying Yoga on Yelp

18. GIVE Yoga

GIVE Yoga / Yelp

Location: Columbus, Ohio

Number of Yelp reviews: 50

Average rating: 4.5/5

Bottom line: It’s better to give than it is to receive, and GIVE Yoga gets that. The studio’s tight-knit community of yogis work together to enjoy a yoga practice that’s both physically challenging and emotionally uplifting.

No need to show up ready for advanced hand balancing or armed with the splits. Come just as you are, and you’ll fit right in.

Read Elizabeth T.‘s review of GIVE Yoga on Yelp

17. Republic Aerial Yoga

Republic Aerial Yoga / Yelp

Location: Houston, Texas

Number of Yelp reviews: 71

Average rating: 4.5/5

Bottom line: Republic Aerial Yoga is unique because it doesn’t have a brick-and-mortar location. Instead, it offers classes and private events all around the Houston area, mostly outside.

This includes pop-up markets with food and goods made by local bakers and artisans, with flying yoga thrown in.

Read Amber P.‘s review of Republic Aerial Yoga on Yelp

16. Swet Studio

Swet Studio / Yelp

Location: Boston, Massachusetts

Number of Yelp reviews: 71

Average rating: 4.5

Bottom line: For a challenging workout, individualized, private instruction, or peaceful and guided meditation, head over to Swet Studio. Their classes are incredibly unique, making fitness development fun and attainable for people of all ages and abilities.

The facility is huge, and if you love the experience, you can enroll in their aerial yoga teacher training program to join the movement.

Read Jess B.‘s review of Swet Studio on Yelp

15. Yoga on the Bluff

Yoga on the Bluff / Yelp

Location: Long Beach, California

Number of Yelp reviews: 78

Average rating: 5/5

Bottom line: The most laidback yoga experience imaginable can be found on the unassuming coast of Long Beach, California. Grab a latte or smoothie, bring your mat, and join a free class overlooking the sea.

Live music is often part of the deal, and a huge group of locals shows up every day of the week to unwind, stretch out and vibe. All with a refreshing sea breeze.

Read Kristina F.‘s review of Yoga on the Bluff on Yelp

14. Samadhi Center For Yoga

Samadhi Center For Yoga / Yelp

Location: Denver, Colorado

Number of Yelp reviews: 85

Average rating: 4.5/5

Bottom line: Samadhi is a serious yoga community for practitioners looking for a challenge, and their 20-year track record speaks for itself.

The Uptown Denver studio is a collective of renewal and authenticity, educating students on traditional yogic practices of all styles.

Choose the one that resonates with you. There are no wrong answers.

Read Joseph B.‘s review of Samadhi Center For Yoga on Yelp

13. Ritual Hot Yoga

Ritual Hot Yoga / Yelp

Location: Ritual Hot Yoga

Number of Yelp reviews: 88

Average rating: 4.5/5

Bottom line: Ritual Hot Yoga has locations in Chicago, San Francisco, Denver and Portland. And each one is fabulous.

It centers around hot yoga, and the studio aims to make students feel welcome from the minute they walk in.

It’s an all-inclusive experience, with premium mats, spacious showers, soothing bath products, and other thoughtful touches to make your hot yoga experience a memorable one.

Read Carly S.‘s review of Ritual Hot Yoga – River North on Yelp

12. Amrita Yoga & Wellness

Amrita Yoga & Wellness / Yelp

Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvannia

Number of Yelp reviews: 98

Average rating: 4.5/5

Bottom line: Yogis who’d like to try a little of everything should check out Amrita Yoga & Wellness for sure.

The studio offers fitness classes, including barre, pilates, hot yoga, cardio conditioning and more.

Plus, they have a full range of yoga classes for varying difficulty levels and focuses.

Read Justin F.‘s review of Amrita Yoga & Wellness on Yelp

11. Salt Lake Power Yoga

Salt Lake Power Yoga Studio / Yelp

Location: Salt Lake City, Utah

Number of Yelp reviews: 98

Average rating: 4.5/5

Bottom line: In the center of Salt Lake City is a hidden gem: Salt Lake Power Yoga studio.

Try an intense, muscle-busting hot yoga class or a restorative “PowerRecharge” class, and enjoy a panoramic view of the snow-topped Wasatch Mountains.

Read Lina P.‘s review of Salt Lake Power Yoga on Yelp

10. Hot 8 Yoga

Hot 8 Yoga Studio / Yelp

Location: Pasadena, California

Number of Yelp reviews: 162

Average rating: 4.5/5

Bottom line: Hot 8 Yoga has 11 locations across California, most centered in sunny Southern California. Hot 8 is a combination of a yoga studio and gym, offering yoga weight classes, yoga barre, power vinyasa classes, and hot yoga.

To balance out the strenuous workout, try a slow-moving yin yoga later in the week to boost circulation and improve mobility.

Read Audrey B.‘s review of Hot 8 Yoga on Yelp

9. Free To Be Power Yoga

Free To Be Power Yoga / Yelp

Location: New Orleans, Louisiana

Number of Yelp reviews: 134

Average rating: 4.5/5

Bottom line: Free To Be is a NOLA treat beloved by locals and visitors alike.

With experienced teachers and a tranquil studio with aged brick and natural light, Free To Be imbues each class with inspirational vibes, encouragement and richness that lasts long past the last pose.

Read Jessica T.‘s review of Free To Be Power Yoga on Yelp

8. Modo Yoga Portland

Modo Yoga Portland / Yelp

Location: Portland, Oregon

Number of Yelp reviews: 141

Average rating: 4.5/5

Bottom line: Adding music to yoga class at Modo sets the tone for any type of practice, from restful yin yoga to a challenging power flow.

Modo also offers events and workshops, like the mechanics of movement and breath, prenatal yoga for expecting mamas, and kids yoga for ages 6 and up.

Read Anna C.‘s review of Modo Yoga Portland on Yelp

7. Hauteyoga

hauteyoga / Yelp

Location: Seattle, Washington

Number of Yelp reviews: 144

Average rating: 4.5/5

Bottom line: A state-of-the-art yoga studio in the Queen Anne neighborhood of Seattle, Hauteyoga has cushioned hardwood floors, an outdoor courtyard, a retail boutique with every possible yoga essential, and inviting natural light.

Practice hot hatha yoga or power vinyasa yoga on premium Manduka mats at Seattle’s favorite yoga studio.

Read Kelsey G.‘s review of hauteyoga Queen Anne on Yelp

6. Veda Yoga Center

Veda Yoga Center / Yelp

Location: Culver City, California

Number of Yelp reviews: 152

Average rating: 4.5/5

Bottom line: Veda Yoga offers one of the most welcoming, inclusive yoga experiences in the Los Angeles area. From four-week beginner workshops to a longer immersion series, yogis can try 12 different types of yoga.

They also can expand their knowledge and begin teaching with 200-hour training programs in India, where yoga first began.

Read Whitlynn H.‘s review of Veda Yoga Center on Yelp

5. YTX Yoga

YTX Yoga / Yelp

Location: Austin, Texas

Number of Yelp reviews: 188

Average rating: 4.5/5

Bottom line: What other yoga studio offers an in-house cafe with acai bowls, avocado toast and smoothies? YTX is the elite Austin yoga studio in every way.

The studio includes refreshing, lavender-soaked towels at the end of each class, plus fully stocked locker rooms to rinse off post-yoga flow.

After trying one of the several yoga class options, enjoy a snack and knock out some remote work with their free Wi-Fi and comfortable seating area.

Read Autumn M.‘s review of YTX Yoga on Yelp

4. Liberation Yoga

Liberation Yoga / Yelp

Location: Los Angeles, California

Number of Yelp reviews: 204

Average rating: 4.5/5

Bottom line: Liberation Yoga has a telling motto: Be the peace you wish to see. At Liberation Yoga, the focus is on hatha yoga for all levels of yoga practitioners, from beginners to master yogis.

The studio setup is like a warm living room, only with more space, better lighting and friends who are thrilled to see you.

Don’t miss out on the complimentary hot tea.

Read Rachael M.‘s review of Liberation Yoga on Yelp

3. The Center

The Center / Yelp

Location: San Francisco, California

Number of Yelp reviews: 248

Average rating: 5/5

Bottom line: With 12 teachers from varying backgrounds, The Center has something for everyone.

It’s run by a combination of volunteers and paid instructors, so the hours vary. But it’s not hard to find a class that works with your schedule.

One location doubles as a tea room, offering over 20 different types of tea to sip while you chat with your fellow yogis.

Read Lauren B.‘s review of The Center SF on Yelp

2. Yoga Garden SF

Yoga Garden SF / Yelp

Location: San Francisco, California

Number of Yelp reviews: 266

Average rating: 4.5

Bottom line: Even if you don’t live in the Bay Area, Yoga Garden is worth the trip. It opened in 1998, and it’s become a center of community, personal growth, and, of course, yoga.

The studio offers everything from teacher training, all-inclusive memberships, and outdoor workshops to pay-as-you-go sample classes.

One of their instructors even has a doctorate in Ayurvedic medicine.

Read Bianca C.‘s review of Yoga Garden SF on Yelp

1. Red Diamond Yoga

Red Diamond Yoga / Yelp

Location: Los Angeles, California

Number of Yelp reviews: 330

Average rating: 4.5/5

Bottom line: Six stunning locations throughout Los Angeles County, class options from vinyasa to power yoga, sound baths, outdoor adventure workshops, a shop with mats, yoga wear, accessories, and reasonable pricing options? Just try it. Trust us.

Red Diamond Yoga has more five-star reviews than any other yoga studio in Los Angeles, and the reviews say it all.

Read Katie J.‘s review of Red Diamond Yoga on Yelp

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