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This is every yoga studio in Los Angeles we could verify: 175 studios in 64 neighborhoods, from the beach cities to the Valley, Pasadena and Long Beach. Each listing is written from the studio's own website and booking system, not from reviews, and a studio needs a published street address and open doors to be listed. 52 listings carry the date they were last checked; the newest check was Oct 6, 2026. MyLAyoga takes no bookings and links straight to each studio.
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Featured Meditation Open Venice
Open Venice is the physical studio of Open, a meditation and breathwork app that brings mindfulness and wellness into everyday life. The studio offers a curated mix of movement and relaxation classes, including Flow, Align, Tone, Power Tone, Breath + Sound and Restore, with sessions throughout the day. Guests can also book 30-minute Hot + Cold sauna sessions. Mats, sweat towels and eye masks are provided, creating a welcoming space to move, recharge and unwind.
All levels Santa Monica Yoga
A long-running, down-to-earth studio with a strong community and evening candlelight and soundbath events.
Beginner-friendly yogazan
A calm, spotless neighborhood studio with free mat rentals and teachers who welcome first-timers.
Private sessions Westside Yogis
A boutique outfit offering personalized group and private sessions, including beach yoga.
Outdoor Beach Yoga SoCal
Small-group yoga right on the sand, with sunrise and sunset classes and mats provided.
Inclusive The Humbled Body
A plant-filled Arts District studio welcoming all bodies, with heated yoga, pilates, soundbaths and a cold plunge.
Kundalini Kundalini Silverlake
An intimate, affordable studio specializing in Kundalini practice, breathwork and chanting.
Variety Light and Space Yoga
A light-filled Echo Park hideaway offering a range of yoga styles plus mat pilates at fair prices.
Hot yoga Hot 8 Yoga Pasadena
A large, much-loved Old Town studio with a serene outdoor courtyard and classes from dawn to night.
Hot yoga Hot 8 Yoga Santa Monica
A polished hot-yoga studio with a deep class menu spanning yin, power, sculpt and barre fusion.
YogaSix Pasadena
A bright, beautifully kept studio with warm/hot classes, mobility work and metered-parking reimbursement.
Hot yoga Sweat Yoga Santa Monica
Candlelit, no-mirror hot yoga in downtown Santa Monica with a loyal, packed-room following.
Iyengar Yoga House
A genuine old-school studio with experienced teachers, Iyengar classes and a welcoming community.
Hot yoga Veda Yoga Culver City
A welcoming two-room studio with infrared heat, sculpt classes and immersion/teacher-training programs. Its own site and booking system call it Veda Yoga Venice, since it is on Venice Boulevard, but it is in Culver City; the second Veda room is on La Cienega.
Sound bath Yoga Nest Venice
An eclectic, light-filled studio known for candlelit yin, soundbaths and a magical community feel.
All levels One Life Yoga
A calm, intentional studio with a variety of classes, sound baths and an on-site sauna.
Prenatal Silverlake Yoga
A warm, well-established eastside studio with classically trained teachers and strong pre/postnatal offerings.
Sculpt shefayoga Venice
A beautiful Main Street studio with dharma-rich flows, sculpt, breathwork and reiki offerings.
Hot yoga Sweat Yoga West Hollywood
The WeHo outpost of Sweat Yoga, with self-paced heated flows and a popular yin soundbath class.
Slow flow Power Yoga East
A light-filled second-floor loft focused on breath-led, steady practice rather than high-intensity flow.
Yoga Circle Downtown
An old-school, down-to-earth studio with strong yin classes and a livestreaming option.
Hot yoga Hot 8 Yoga Hollywood
The Hollywood branch of Hot 8, with clean facilities, easy parking and a full menu of heated classes.
Community Peace Yoga Gallery
Part studio, part gallery and raw-vegan kitchen, a long-standing community hub in downtown.
Hot yoga Yoga Vibe
A cozy studio in a converted house with warm instructors and approachable heated classes.
Hot yoga North Ray Yoga Echo Park
North Ray Yoga's Echo Park studio on Glendale Boulevard, run by the team formerly known as Modo Yoga LA, teaches in rooms warmed by radiant heat panels to 98 to 100°F. The schedule covers Foundations, two levels of vinyasa flow, yang yin, candlelit yin, core flow and HIIT Pilates, seven days a week from a 7 AM weekday start. A cold plunge kept at 37 to 40°F and a sauna are there for self-guided contrast therapy, and there is free on-site parking off Aaron Street, with a valet at busy times.
Traditional Shiva Yoga
A philosophy-forward studio rooted in the traditional practice of yoga, with no mirrors or music and a strong YTT program.
Heated Room
A sleek, minimal studio focused on heated mat pilates and sculpt with curated playlists and on-site parking.
Boheme Yoga
A tidy DTLA studio with hot classes, live-music sessions and restorative practice in the Historic Core.
TruFusion West Hollywood
A large multi-modality studio mixing heated yoga with HIIT, boxing, cycling and barre under one roof.
CorePower Yoga Downtown LA
A central branch of the national chain with reliably heated classes and easy drop-in scheduling.
Pilates 3 Wellness Home
A women-only wellness studio on Central Avenue running small-group classes (reformer Pilates, stretching and yoga), alongside EMS body-sculpt treatments and one-to-one sessions. The sculpt and Pilates side is clearly the draw; yoga is one item on a broader menu. The studio does not publish its street number on its own site, so the suite here comes from its booking listing.
Flow 423 Yoga
Named for its address on South Pacific Coast Highway, and one of three Redondo Beach studios in this directory within a mile of each other. Every class is heated: vinyasa leads the schedule, with hot sculpt, mat Pilates and yin filling it out, plus trainings, events and workshops. Two weeks unlimited for $49 if you have never been.
Ashtanga A Shala LA
A traditional Mysore-style Ashtanga room run by Nina Collins, entered from the back of a laundromat parking lot through a mint green metal door. The Mysore room is open weekday mornings and on Sunday, and closed on Saturdays and on new and full moon days; its tuition page mentions evening classes that the online schedule does not list. New students commit to a full month with no drop-ins, and tuition is a trust-based, tiered exchange.
Meditation Against The Stream Meditation Center
A Buddhist meditation centre on Lincoln Boulevard, founded by Noah Levine and running since 1988. The Dharma Punx lineage, which is insight practice with the formality stripped out. The anchor is a Monday evening sit and dharma talk, offered in the room and on Zoom, donation-based and open to anyone. Refuge Recovery meetings, retreats and a long back catalogue of recorded talks sit alongside it. A meditation hall, not a yoga studio.
Sound bath Artha Yoga and Wellness Sanctuary
A membership wellness club at the West Edge plaza in West LA, combining yoga, mat pilates, HIIT, cryotherapy and sound bath sessions; non-members can also reserve a class.
Ashtanga Yoga Glassell
A small Mysore-style Ashtanga school founded in January 2023 and taught by Rocket Caleshu, authorized at Level 2 by Sri R. Sharath Jois. It practices in a space hosted by Studio A Dance on Hyperion Avenue. Mysore practice runs Monday to Thursday from 6:30 to 9:30am, with a led Primary at 7:30am on Fridays; new students are accepted on the first Monday of each month and are asked to email before coming, and a beginner's group runs about three times a year.
Ashtanga Ashtanga Yoga Long Beach
A traditional Mysore-style programme in the Krishnamacharya lineage, taught by Aimee Echo. You arrive any time in the morning window and work your own practice with the teacher moving between students. Guided Active Series runs Monday and Wednesday, guided Primary on Sundays with a Yoga Study session after it, and the shala rests on the new and full moons. Its website now carries the name Community Yoga Club, which it calls the home of Ashtanga Yoga Long Beach.
Kundalini Atma Yoga and Healing Arts
A small kundalini room a block from the beach on Bay Street, with a painted blue wave covering one wall. Kundalini yoga in the tradition's mix of movement, breath, meditation and chant, alongside gong sound sessions, private reiki healing and reiki certification training. The studio says classes run every day of the week, but it does not post class times online: its booking page covers the reiki trainings only, so call or message for the schedule before you plan a visit.
Ashtanga AYLA Collective
A Mysore-style Ashtanga program that practices in Process Yoga's room on Alpine Street, Sunday to Friday from 6 to 9 a.m., resting on Saturdays and on new and full moon days. Tuition is a fair exchange, with drop-in at $20, and new students email first and begin with a five-day beginner's course.
Outdoor Beach Yoga Life
Yoga on the sand rather than in a room: hour-long all-levels classes for $15, a shorter beach sound bath, and private sessions for groups. Classes meet at Fleet Street Beach in Marina del Rey (park near 3618 Pacific Ave), so check the booking calendar for the day and time before you go, and dress for whatever the marine layer is doing.
Hot yoga Bikram Yoga Encino
Open on Ventura Boulevard since 1996 and still running the traditional 26-posture Bikram series in a hot room. Same sequence every class, which is either the appeal or the reason you will not come back. Showers and changing rooms on site, and a 30-day challenge for anyone who wants the deep end.
Iyengar BKS Iyengar Yoga Center of Santa Monica
A single-method Iyengar room on Broadway, taught with the full kit of props (belts, blocks, bolsters and wall ropes), and the alignment-first approach the method is known for. The timetable runs levelled classes, a continuing beginner course, a weekly therapeutics class and a midweek lunchtime session, with some classes also streamed online. The studio takes no incoming calls: book online, or text 310-601-8585.
Iyengar BKS Iyengar Yoga Institute of Los Angeles
The non-profit Iyengar institute for Los Angeles, on Washington Boulevard, with a daily schedule split between studio, online and hybrid classes. Every class is taught by a Certified Iyengar Yoga Teacher, so the instruction is hands-on and the props do a lot of the work. Alongside the timetable it runs workshops, teacher training and the local Iyengar association. Enter through the parking lot at the back.
Flow Black Dog Yoga
A long-running Studio City room on Moorpark, and one of the Valley's easier studios to walk into cold. The beginner classes are genuinely for beginners rather than a slower flow. Vinyasa across levels with restorative on the schedule, plus workshops and teacher training. Street-level, with the name on the awning so you cannot miss it.
Traditional Body and Brain Burbank
Part of the Korean Body and Brain chain, which is not yoga in the vinyasa sense: the classes braid together gentle stretching, tai chi and qigong, breathing exercises and meditation, with the nervous system rather than the shape as the point. Good for anyone who wants to move slowly and be talked through it. Trial classes are the usual way in.
Traditional Body and Brain Koreatown
The Koreatown centre of the Korean Body and Brain chain, on the lower level at 3959 Wilshire. As at the Burbank and Northridge rooms, this is not yoga in the vinyasa sense: gentle stretching, tai chi and qigong, breathing exercises and meditation, aimed at the nervous system rather than the shape. Some classes are streamed as well as taught in the room, and some run online only. A trial class is the usual way in.
Meditation Body and Brain Torrance
The Hawthorne Boulevard centre of the Korean Body and Brain chain, and the fourth of its LA rooms in this directory. As at Burbank, Northridge and Koreatown, the classes braid gentle stretching, tai chi and qigong, breathing exercises and meditation, aimed at the nervous system rather than the shape. A trial class is the usual way in.
Traditional Body and Brain Valley
The Northridge centre of the Korean Body and Brain chain, at Nordhoff and Balboa. As at the Burbank room, this is not yoga in the vinyasa sense: classes braid gentle stretching, tai chi and qigong, breathing exercises and meditation, with the nervous system rather than the shape as the point. Slow, talked-through, and easy to start from nothing. A trial class is the usual way in.
Flow Body Art Noire
An Inglewood studio opened in 2024, bright and deliberately unintimidating, that states its purpose plainly: a culturally aware space for Inglewood residents, built around healing and self-care rather than performance. Vinyasa in several forms, including a heated vinyasa at 80°F, plus mat Pilates, with a two-classes-for-$30 offer for new students.
Sound bath Calming Spot
Two rooms, one of them outdoors: a dark candlelit studio on 6th Street for 50-minute sound baths, and sunset sessions on Santa Monica beach when the calendar says so. Booked by the class rather than by membership, with private events and facilitator training alongside.
Flow CAMP LA
A fitness campus rather than a yoga studio: three studios on one Lincoln Boulevard site, for strength circuits, heated mat Pilates and yoga, opened in 2021 and part of CAMP, which also runs a campus in Tampa. The yoga room runs an all-levels Flow most days, a 75-minute Flow at weekends, Power Flow and Chill, and a gentler Restore; heated classes sit at about 88 to 92°F, and Restore runs at reduced heat. Park in the lot at 2723 Lincoln (in from Lincoln, out on Hill Street) or in the second lot across the street; a mat rents for $3.
Flow Center For Yoga
The studio calls itself the longest continuously operating yoga room in Los Angeles, founded in 1967 and on Larchmont since 1969, in a 1925 building that was a Masonic temple and then a dance school. Nine formats run off one schedule, from a foundational level-one class and Iyengar through vinyasa, infrared hot flow, power sculpt, pilates and restorative.
Sound bath CEREMNY
A first-floor Washington Blvd space that runs soul yoga and sound baths alongside somatic workshops, breathwork and a 200-hour teacher training. The schedule leans slow and guided rather than back-to-back drop-ins, and monthly immersive workshops are the centre of it, worth checking the calendar before you plan a first visit.
Flow Child's Pose Studio
A neighborhood studio on La Cienega that set out to strip the cost and intimidation out of yoga: the site says you need no special mat, no new outfit and no Sanskrit. Flow, yin-yang, sculpt, restore, prenatal and mat Pilates classes run every day of the week, though Friday has a single midday class, and props are free. There is no parking lot, only street parking, and the kids classes the studio was founded on are currently paused.
Sculpt CorePower Yoga Beverly Grove
The Wilshire Boulevard room, on the lower level of an office tower near Fairfax. Heated power classes and weighted sculpt on the chain's usual daily schedule, in a large, plain, well-lit room.
Sculpt CorePower Yoga Culver City
A Culver City location of the CorePower Yoga chain a block from Downtown Culver City, running Yoga Sculpt, CorePower flow and Hot Power classes.
Sculpt CorePower Yoga Encino
In the Plaza de Oro on Ventura Boulevard, with the practice room looking out over the street. The standard CorePower menu (heated power and weighted sculpt), run to a full daily schedule.
Sculpt CorePower Yoga Hermosa Beach
A South Bay room on Pacific Coast Highway, well outside the Westside but on the same chain schedule: heated power classes and weighted sculpt, seven days a week.
Sculpt CorePower Yoga Hollywood
The chain's Hollywood Boulevard room, upstairs at the corner where the Walk of Fame runs past the door. Same format as the other CorePower studios (heated power classes and weighted sculpt on a full daily schedule), in a bigger, plainer room than most.
Sculpt CorePower Yoga La Canada
Up in the foothills on Foothill Boulevard, in a red-fronted building with its own parking. The format is the chain's (heated power and sculpt), and it is the nearest CorePower to the Pasadena and Glendale side of town after Pasadena itself.
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Yoga studios by Los Angeles neighborhood
Santa Monica has the most listed studios (14), followed by Hollywood (7), Long Beach (7) and Venice (7). The table shows the 12 busiest neighborhoods and the styles their studios teach most; every neighborhood has its own page.
| Neighborhood | Studios | Most taught |
|---|---|---|
| Santa Monica | 14 | Meditation, Hot yoga, Flow |
| Hollywood | 7 | Hot yoga, Flow, Power |
| Long Beach | 7 | Hot yoga, Flow, Sculpt |
| Venice | 7 | Flow, Breathwork, Meditation |
| Marina del Rey | 6 | Yin, Breathwork, Flow |
| Culver City | 5 | Hot yoga, Power, Sculpt |
| Pasadena | 5 | Hot yoga, Sculpt, Iyengar |
| Sherman Oaks | 5 | Hot yoga, Meditation, Power |
| Woodland Hills | 5 | Flow, Restorative, Sound bath |
| Burbank | 4 | Flow, Meditation, Barre |
| Downtown LA | 4 | Hot yoga, Music yoga, Restorative |
| Glendale | 4 | Meditation, Breathwork, Flow |
The other 52: Manhattan Beach (4), Mar Vista (4), Redondo Beach (4), Studio City (4), Torrance (4), West LA (4), Beverly Grove (3), Echo Park (3), Encino (3), Hancock Park (3), Hermosa Beach (3), La Canada Flintridge (3), Malibu (3), Mid-City (3), Silver Lake (3), West Hollywood (3), Westchester (3), Altadena (2), Chinatown (2), Eagle Rock (2), Highland Park (2), Koreatown (2), Newhall (2), North Hollywood (2), Northridge (2), West Adams (2), Westwood (2), Arts District (1), Atwater Village (1), Beverly Hills (1), Brentwood (1), Canyon Country (1), East Hollywood (1), Elysian Valley (1), Granada Hills (1), Hyde Park (1), Inglewood (1), Los Feliz (1), Montrose (1), Pacific Palisades (1), Palms (1), Palos Verdes Estates (1), Playa Vista (1), Porter Ranch (1), San Fernando (1), San Pedro (1), Santa Clarita (1), South LA (1), Stevenson Ranch (1), Topanga (1), University Park (1), USC Village (1).
Hot yoga studios in Los Angeles
Heated classes, from classic hot rooms to infrared studios where panels warm you rather than the air. 65 of the 175 studios teach it; Long Beach (5), Culver City (4) and Hollywood (4) have the most. To start: Hot 8 Yoga Pasadena (Pasadena), Hot 8 Yoga Santa Monica (Santa Monica) and Sweat Yoga Santa Monica (Santa Monica).
Hot 8 Yoga PasadenaHot 8 Yoga Santa MonicaSweat Yoga Santa Monica All 65 hot yoga studios
Vinyasa and flow classes
Flow, or vinyasa, links one pose to the next on the breath; slow flow and movement classes count here too. 86 of the 175 studios teach it; Venice (5), Long Beach (4) and Woodland Hills (4) have the most. To start: Open Venice (Venice), Veda Yoga Culver City (Culver City) and Yoga Nest Venice (Venice).
Open VeniceVeda Yoga Culver CityYoga Nest Venice All 86 flow studios
Yin, restorative and sound bath
The slow end of the timetable: long floor holds, props, and sound baths where you mostly lie still. 95 of the 175 studios teach at least one of them; Santa Monica (5), Woodland Hills (5) and Hollywood (4) have the most. To start: Open Venice (Venice), Santa Monica Yoga (Santa Monica) and Hot 8 Yoga Pasadena (Pasadena).
Open VeniceSanta Monica YogaHot 8 Yoga Pasadena All 47 yin studiosAll 54 restorative studiosAll 42 sound bath studios
Beginner-friendly yoga studios in LA
55 studios say they welcome beginners and 68 teach classes billed as all levels. Santa Monica (5), Mid-City (3) and Studio City (3) have the most. A first class is easier at a slow flow, yin or restorative class than a heated power class, and 20 of the 29 studios with checked prices have a new-student offer.
yogazanSilverlake YogaYoga Vibe All 55 beginner-friendly studios Beginner yoga in LA, the guide
What a yoga class costs in Los Angeles
Across the 19 studios whose drop-in price MyLAyoga has checked, one class costs $10 to $38, and the median is $32 (checked September 2026). 20 of the 29 studios with checked prices sell a new-student offer, such as a first week or month at a lower price. Each studio page lists its own prices and the date they were checked.
Free and donation-based yoga in Los Angeles
8 studios run on donations, so you pay what you can: Yoga Circle Downtown (Downtown LA), Against The Stream Meditation Center (Venice), Lotus Wellness and Yoga (Mid-City), ROAM LA Yoga (Elysian Valley), Sahaja Yoga Meditation and Cultural Center (Sherman Oaks), The Tree Yoga Cooperative (South LA), Yoga Galactica (Hollywood) and Yogalution Movement and Wellness (Long Beach). Among checked prices, TruFusion West Hollywood gives a free first class and CorePower Yoga Downtown LA gives a free new-student intro. 6 more are tagged affordable.
Yoga Circle DowntownAgainst The Stream Meditation CenterLotus Wellness and YogaROAM LA YogaSahaja Yoga Meditation and Cultural CenterThe Tree Yoga CooperativeYoga GalacticaYogalution Movement and Wellness
Every yoga style in the directory
21 styles, from the common ones above to the rare: outdoor classes on the sand and in parks (12), prenatal (7), aerial (3) and paddleboard (1). Each has its own page.
- Flow 86
- Hot yoga 65
- Restorative 54
- Sculpt 50
- Yin 47
- Power 46
- Meditation 43
- Sound bath 42
- Pilates 31
- Breathwork 25
- Philosophy 14
- Outdoor 12
- Ashtanga 8
- Barre 7
- Prenatal 7
- Kundalini 6
- Reiki 6
- Iyengar 5
- Aerial 3
- Music yoga 1
- Paddleboard 1
Yoga studios in Los Angeles: common questions
What is the best yoga studio in Los Angeles?
It depends on the style and the neighborhood you want, which is why this directory filters by both. MyLAyoga's current editor's pick is Open Venice in Venice. Among studios with at least 100 Google reviews, the highest rated is Santa Monica Yoga in Santa Monica, at 5.0 from 494 reviews. Start with your neighborhood
How many yoga studios are there in Los Angeles?
MyLAyoga lists 175 yoga studios across 64 Los Angeles neighborhoods, from the Westside beach cities to the San Fernando Valley, Pasadena and Long Beach. Every listing links to the studio's own website and schedule.
Which Los Angeles neighborhoods have the most yoga studios?
Santa Monica has the most listed studios (14), followed by Hollywood (7), Long Beach (7) and Venice (7). Browse every neighborhood
Where can I find hot yoga in Los Angeles?
65 of the 175 studios in the directory teach hot yoga; its Hot yoga filter and hot yoga page list them all. Hot yoga studios in LA
Which LA yoga studios are good for beginners?
55 studios in the directory are tagged beginner-friendly. Filter by that tag, or start with MyLAyoga's guide to beginner yoga in Los Angeles. Best beginner yoga in LA
How much does a yoga class cost in Los Angeles?
Across the 19 studios whose drop-in price MyLAyoga has checked, a single class costs $10 to $38, and the median is $32 (prices checked September 2026). Most also sell a cheaper first week or month for new students; each studio page shows its prices.
How much does CorePower Yoga cost?
At CorePower Yoga Downtown LA, checked September 2026: new-student intro free (One week of unlimited classes); drop-in class $34 (1-class pack, expires in 30 days); monthly unlimited $199 (All Access; $99 for the first month). MyLAyoga lists 19 CorePower studios in Los Angeles, and prices can differ by location, so check the studio's own page before you buy. CorePower Yoga Downtown LA prices
Can I write off yoga on my taxes?
Usually not. The IRS says you can't include health club dues or amounts paid to improve your general health in medical expenses (Publication 502). Ask a tax professional if a doctor has prescribed a program for a specific condition. IRS Publication 502
How much does a yoga instructor make in LA?
The Bureau of Labor Statistics does not count yoga teachers on their own; the closest figure is its exercise trainers and group fitness instructors group. In May 2025, the 16,350 people in that job in the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim metro earned a median of $27.71 an hour, or $57,630 a year. 38 studios in this directory run teacher trainings. BLS wage data for the LA metro
How does MyLAyoga check its listings?
Listings are written by MyLAyoga from each studio's own website and booking system, not copied from reviews. 52 listings carry the date they were last checked against the studio's site, shown on the studio page; the most recent check was Oct 6, 2026. MyLAyoga takes no bookings and links straight to the studio.