Hot yoga classes in LA
64 studios offer hot yoga across Los Angeles, choose by feel, not by spreadsheet.
64 studios found
64 Hot yoga studios in Los Angeles
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.
Hot yoga Sweat Yoga Santa Monica
Candlelit, no-mirror hot yoga in downtown Santa Monica with a loyal, packed-room following.
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.
Hot yoga Sweat Yoga West Hollywood
The WeHo outpost of Sweat Yoga, with self-paced heated flows and a popular yin soundbath class.
Hot yoga Hot 8 Yoga Hollywood
The Hollywood branch of Hot 8, with clean facilities, easy parking and a full menu of heated classes.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Sculpt CorePower Yoga Manhattan Beach
A South Bay studio on North Sepulveda, a mile or so up from the pier. Heated power classes and weighted sculpt on the usual daily schedule.
Sculpt CorePower Yoga Marina del Rey
On Glencoe Avenue just off Washington, a short walk from the Marina. Heated power and weighted sculpt, with showers and lockers, built for people coming from work.
Sculpt CorePower Yoga Pasadena
Just off Colorado in Old Pasadena, with an unusually comfortable front lounge for a chain studio. Heated power classes and weighted sculpt on the standard daily schedule.
Sculpt CorePower Yoga San Vicente
The Brentwood room of the chain, on San Vicente's tree-lined stretch and up a flight of stairs on the top floor next to Chin Chin. The format is the familiar CorePower one (heated power classes and weighted sculpt), run to a full daily schedule. Parking is in the garage underneath, validated for 90 minutes in-studio.
Sculpt CorePower Yoga Santa Monica 2nd Street
Two blocks from the Promenade on 2nd Street, which makes it the most walk-in-able of the chain's Santa Monica-area rooms. Heated power and weighted sculpt, daily.
Sculpt CorePower Yoga Sherman Oaks
On Ventura Boulevard in a stone-fronted building, one of four studios listed within a few blocks of this stretch. Heated power classes and weighted sculpt on the chain's daily schedule.
Sculpt CorePower Yoga Studio City
Up in the Cahuenga Pass rather than on Ventura. The postal address is Los Angeles 90068, on the studio-city side of the hill, in an office building with covered parking. Heated power and weighted sculpt, daily.
Sculpt CorePower Yoga The Circle Long Beach
By the Traffic Circle on Pacific Coast Highway in Long Beach. By some distance the furthest south of the chain's LA-area rooms. Heated power classes and weighted sculpt on the usual daily schedule.
Sculpt CorePower Yoga Torrance
A South Bay studio on Crenshaw in a Spanish-style building with arcaded entrances. Heated power and weighted sculpt, seven days a week.
Sculpt CorePower Yoga USC Village
Inside the USC Village development on Hoover, under the brick arcade. A student-heavy room by location, though it is open to anyone. Heated power classes and weighted sculpt, daily.
Sculpt CorePower Yoga Westwood
In Westwood Village on Glendon, a few minutes from campus. The practice room has arched alcoves along one wall, which is more character than the chain usually runs to. Heated power and weighted sculpt, daily.
Sculpt CorePower Yoga Wilshire
On Wilshire near Bundy, upstairs. One of the larger rooms in the chain's Westside set, running heated power classes and weighted sculpt on a full daily schedule.
Hot yoga Home Studio Hot Yoga Atwater Village
On Glendale Boulevard in Atwater Village, running seven days a week across a wide heat range rather than one fixed temperature: roughly 80 to 105 degrees depending on the class, from Original Hot Yoga in the Bikram style through vinyasa to a warm yin. There is a second location out in Hacienda Heights.
Hot yoga Hot 8 Yoga Beverly Hills
The Beverly Hills room of the Hot 8 chain, a dozen or more classes a day from a 6:15am barre or sculpt through hot power fusion, sculpt, a 90-minute 26 and 2, a strength class and an evening yin. Heated classes are the spine of it. First-timers get a week for the price of one class, which is the cheap way to find out whether you like the heat.
Hot yoga Hot 8 Yoga Culver City
The Culver City branch of Hot 8, on Washington Blvd near downtown Culver. Same deep daily schedule as the chain's other rooms (hot yoga, sculpt and power, most of it heated), and the same seven-days-unlimited welcome week for a first visit.
Hot yoga Hot 8 Yoga Sherman Oaks
The Sherman Oaks room of the Hot 8 chain, on Ventura Boulevard. Heated classes are the spine of the schedule (power, sculpt and a slower hot yin), with sound baths on the calendar alongside. First-timers get a week for the price of a class, which is the cheapest way to find out whether you like the heat.
Hot yoga Hot 8 Yoga Woodland Hills
The newest Hot 8 room, on the second floor at The Village on Topanga Canyon, and a busy one, a dozen classes a day, from a 6:30am sculpt through hot power fusion, barre, a strength class and an evening yin. Two hours of free parking with validation, and showers and mat rental on site. Note that the studio's own page still carries pre-opening copy about founding memberships; the schedule is live and bookable.
Hot For Yoga
Old Town Newhall's hot room, heated with far-infrared panels rather than forced air and fitted with a hydroxyl generator and rubber floors. The studio makes a point of not smelling like a hot studio. The schedule runs the traditional 26-posture Bikram series at 95–105°F alongside hot pilates, vinyasa and yin, so it is hotter than most and honest about it.
Hot yoga Hot Yoga Los Angeles
A hot room on Washington Boulevard at the Venice–Marina border, running traditional Bikram alongside hot yin and a hot fusion class, a hybrid studio rather than a single-sequence one. The pitch is on the teaching: seasoned instructors watching your form rather than calling the script from the front. Free parking lot, bike rack, and the entrance is in the rear alley. The company also has a Manhattan Beach room, outside this directory's patch.
Hot yoga HOTWORX Santa Clarita
Not a class in the normal sense: HOTWORX is a 24-hour infrared studio where you book a slot in a sauna pod and a screen leads a 30-minute session (hot yoga, pilates or barre), with no teacher in the room. Useful if your hours are odd and you want heat and a routine; not the place to learn the shapes or be corrected.
Flow Kefi Yoga
Kefi is a Greek word for joy and passion that, the studio says, has no direct English translation, and the studio was built out of it: founder Angeliki Papadakis started teaching her brother through the pandemic shutdown, when the corporate studios closed and their teachers and students scattered. It grew from there into two studios on Crenshaw Boulevard in Torrance running 8 to 13 classes a day, including heated Hot Fusion, and the LA Times has written it up.
Hot yoga Kinship Yoga
On North Figueroa in Highland Park, with a mission statement that treats health as a common right rather than a product: self healing, self awareness, and a stated commitment to tolerance and recognition across a diverse room. Much of the schedule runs hot, in an infrared-heated room the studio puts at 98 to 100°F, with yin, sculpt, power and aerial classes, workshops and a teacher training, and a new-student path that does not assume you have practised before.
Hot yoga North Ray Yoga La Brea
The La Brea studio of North Ray Yoga, the hot yoga studio formerly called Modo Yoga LA. Most classes are warmed by radiant heat panels to 98 to 100°F, from Foundations and two levels of vinyasa flow to yang yin, yin, core flow and HIIT Pilates, while mat Pilates, mobility and Counterbalance classes run cooler, at 85°F. A cold plunge and sauna are open for self-guided contrast therapy, there are showers and keyless lockers, and parking is on the street or in a paid lot a few doors down.
Hot yoga Ra Yoga Long Beach
The only Los Angeles County room of a mostly Orange County chain, in the Long Beach Exchange (LBX) centre by the airport rather than near the water. Heated and unheated classes across a full daily schedule, with teacher training, workshops and retreats run under the studio's own Ra University banner.
Hot yoga Satorii Yoga and Wellness
Moved from West LA to Berkeley Street in the summer of 2026, with a heated room, a non-heated room and a dedicated meditation space. Classes run seven days a week: a slow, breath-led foundation class, a signature yang-then-yin hybrid, a conditioning class of strength and mobility drills, and a faster intermediate flow. Most of the room work is heated to 85–90°F, so come expecting to sweat unless you pick a non-heated slot.
Hot yoga SoHo Yoga
A Hermosa Avenue studio running both heated and non-heated classes, and drawing as much on functional fitness, dance and Pilates as on yoga, the studio says so itself rather than pretending otherwise. The reason to know about it is the outdoor beach yoga at 14th Street and The Strand, which is a genuinely different thing from an indoor class. There is a 200-plus class on-demand library for $15 a month and a teacher training.
Hot yoga Sol Seek Yoga El Porto
Sol Seek's second Manhattan Beach room, opened in 2022 at the busy corner of Rosecrans and Highland, a few doors from Round Willow. It is the company's only heated studio, with classes between 85 and 108 degrees: hot flow, Burn, hot HIIT Pilates and Sol Strength, plus warm flow, warm yin and sound baths, in medium to large classes. The intro offer covers both rooms, and the livestream and on-demand library is shared.
Hot yoga Sweat Yoga Playa Vista
The Playa Vista room of the Sweat Yoga trio, on the ground floor of a Waterfront Drive office block. One big open studio with a graffitied wall, prop shelves along the back and a small retail counter at the front; the heated flow and power schedule matches the Santa Monica and West Hollywood rooms, and the intro pass works at all three.
Hot yoga The Wild Plum
A holistic spa and yoga center on North Maclay Avenue in San Fernando, opened in 2018 by sisters Alexandra and Daniela Del Gaudio, with a scholarship that gives a monthly unlimited membership to students in financial need. Most of the 20 weekly classes are heated, the hot vinyasa up to 105°F with added humidity, alongside yin, Pilates fusion, a Sunday evening candlelight restorative and a Saturday kids class. The spa side runs facials, massage, private reiki, sound healing and an infrared sauna by appointment. New students get a month of unlimited yoga for $59, and parking is on the surrounding residential streets.
Hot yoga Urban 728 Yoga
A hot yoga studio on La Brea heated with a ThermaRay radiant system; flow, power, yin and mat Pilates are all taught in the heat, though the site publishes no temperature. Classes, sculpt included, run seven days a week, booked through the studio's app, with class cards, unlimited memberships and private sessions on offer.
Hot yoga West Coast Sweat Hermosa Beach
A hot yoga room on Pier Avenue, with the classic Bikram sequence at the centre of the schedule alongside Inferno hot Pilates, power fusion and candlelight yin. There is a second location in Long Beach. Getting started runs $35 for a week, which is the sensible way to test whether a hot room agrees with you.
Hot yoga West Coast Sweat Long Beach
The original West Coast Sweat room, open since 2002 and out on Pacific Coast Highway near the Seal Beach line; Hermosa is the newer studio. The classic Bikram sequence is at the centre, with Inferno hot Pilates, which fills about half the schedule, and stretch and restore classes around it. Memberships cover both rooms.
Hot yoga White Heat Yoga
A boutique heated studio in the NoHo Arts District with a wider menu than most hot rooms: a fast Hot Flow, a Hot Power Fusion built on the classic 26-posture sequence, a weights-and-barre Hot Sculpt, a slow Dynamic Stretch that holds poses on long breaths, plus Buti Yoga and a beginners' Fundamentals class. New students get a week unlimited for $30.
Hot yoga Yoga Box Hollywood
The first Los Angeles room of a chain that grew up elsewhere, on Cole Ave just off Santa Monica Blvd. Hot, vinyasa, power and restorative run through the day on an app-booked schedule, and first-timers get three free classes. A generous trial by LA standards, and enough to tell whether the heat suits you.
Hot yoga Yoga Box La Brea
Yoga Box's second Los Angeles studio, on South La Brea a few blocks north of Beverly. The class menu is the same as the Hollywood room (hot, vinyasa, power and restorative), in a newer space, and the same three-class trial applies.
Hot yoga Yoga NoHo Center
A long-running Vineland Avenue studio running two tracks side by side (far-infrared heated classes and traditional non-heated ones), seven days a week, all of them built on a Hatha foundation the studio is explicit about. Sound baths, workshops and 200-hour and Yin teacher trainings fill out the calendar, and an on-demand video library covers the days you cannot get there. Contact is by email only; there is no phone line.
Flow Yoga108
A downtown Long Beach studio built around Bhakti principles, with a free kirtan on the first and third Thursdays of the month. Infrared heat, vinyasa and fitness classes fill the timetable, with workshops, trainings and retreats on top.
Power YogaSix Culver City
A Culver City location of the YogaSix chain, running power sculpt, restore, hot yoga and a sound bath format on its weekly schedule.
Power YogaSix Long Beach
On Pacific Coast Highway about a quarter mile from West Coast Sweat, which makes this corner of Long Beach an easy place to try two very different rooms in a week. The YogaSix menu is the chain's usual six, graded by intensity and labelled plainly, which is the appeal if you are new enough that a studio's private vocabulary is a barrier.
Power YogaSix Porter Ranch
The north-Valley branch of the chain, in the Vineyards centre off Rinaldi. Same six-class menu as every other YogaSix (a slow flow, a restorative, a hot one, a power class, a weighted sculpt and a mobility class), each labelled by intensity, so you can pick without having to decode a studio's private vocabulary. That predictability is the whole point if you are new.
Power YogaSix Redondo Beach
On North Pacific Coast Highway, about half a mile from the pier. The chain's six class types graded by intensity, which makes it a low-risk first studio: you can read the schedule and know what you are walking into without having practised before.
Power YogaSix Rolling Hills
Named for Rolling Hills but actually in Torrance, on Rolling Hills Road near the Palos Verdes edge. Standard YogaSix menu of six class types graded by intensity, from a slow restorative through a hot one, a power class and a weighted sculpt, each labelled so you can pick without guessing.
Power YogaSix Stevenson Ranch
The Santa Clarita Valley branch of the chain, out on The Old Road. The menu is the same six class types graded by intensity (restorative through hot and sculpt), which makes it a reasonable first studio if you have never booked a class before and do not want to guess what you are walking into.
Power YogaSix Studio City
The Ventura Boulevard branch of the chain, running the standard YogaSix menu (a slow restorative class, a hot one, a power class and a weighted sculpt), with the classes labelled by intensity so you can pick without guessing. Predictable in the way a chain is, which is the appeal if you are new.