Featured Santa Monica Yoga
A long-running, down-to-earth studio with a strong community and evening candlelight and soundbath events.
Los Angeles · Yoga directory
31 hand-picked studios across 12 neighborhoods, from sweaty hot rooms to candlelit yin and yoga on the sand, plus the retreats worth leaving town for.
Search & discover
Curated, never crowded. Real spaces, real teachers. Choose by feel, not by spreadsheet.
All levels A long-running, down-to-earth studio with a strong community and evening candlelight and soundbath events.
Beginner-friendly A calm, spotless neighborhood studio with free mat rentals and teachers who welcome first-timers.
Private sessions A boutique outfit offering personalized group and private sessions, including beach yoga.
Outdoor Small-group yoga right on the sand, with sunrise and sunset classes and mats provided.
Inclusive A plant-filled Arts District studio welcoming all bodies, with heated yoga, pilates, soundbaths and a cold plunge.
Kundalini An intimate, affordable studio specializing in Kundalini practice, breathwork and chanting.
No featured studios match that filter. Browse all studios →
A map view is on the way. For now, browse all 31 studios →
Editor's pick
Featured A long-running, down-to-earth studio with a strong community and evening candlelight and soundbath events.
Learn the poses
Every pose has a 3-D model you can rotate and step through, built from the alignment cues on its own page, not a photo of a stranger you cannot ask questions.
Browse by neighborhood
"Yoga near me" usually means "yoga in my neighborhood." Start where you already are.
| Neighborhood | Studios | Most-taught style |
|---|---|---|
| Santa Monica | 6 | Hot yoga |
| Downtown LA | 4 | Hot yoga |
| Pasadena | 4 | Hot yoga |
| Venice | 4 | Breathwork |
| Silver Lake | 3 | Flow |
| West Hollywood | 3 | Hot yoga |
| Echo Park | 2 | Hot yoga |
| Arts District | 1 | Pilates |
| Beverly Grove | 1 | Pilates |
| Culver City | 1 | Hot yoga |
| Hollywood | 1 | Barre |
| Los Feliz | 1 | Hot yoga |
Browse by style
Vinyasa vs. yin vs. hot, in plain English. Choose by feel, not by spreadsheet.
Common questions
Santa Monica, with 6 of the 31 studios listed here. Downtown LA, Pasadena and Venice follow with 4 each. Density is not the whole story though: a single studio that matches how you practise beats six that do not.
Four things decide it more than the website does: whether the room is heated and how hot, what the floor is like underfoot, how many mats fit in the space, and whether you can drop in without a membership. Every studio page here lists the styles taught and the neighborhood, so you can filter on the first and the last before you ever call.
8 of the 31 studios listed are tagged beginner-friendly or all-levels. Filter the directory by that tag, or start from a style built for it: restorative, yin and slow flow are all easier first rooms than a heated power class.
2 studios here run beach, outdoor or sunset sessions: Westside Yogis and Beach Yoga SoCal. Outdoor classes move with the season and the light, so check the schedule on the day rather than the week before.
12 of 31. "Hot" covers a wide range, from a gently warmed room to Bikram's 40°C, so the temperature matters more than the label. The style pages explain which is which.