Restorative classes in LA
22 studios offer restorative across Los Angeles — choose by feel, not by spreadsheet.
22 studios found
Boheme Yoga
A tidy DTLA studio with hot classes, live-music sessions and restorative practice in the Historic Core.
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 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.
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.
Equinox Burbank
A full-service gym rather than a yoga studio, listed because the group-fitness schedule carries a real yoga programme — vinyasa and restorative alongside Pilates and barre — taught by staff teachers in a dedicated studio. Membership-based, so this is somewhere you join rather than drop into, and the yoga is one wing of a much bigger building.
Restorative Highland Park Yoga
A neighbourhood studio on York Blvd that calls itself one and means it: a bright, plain front room, restorative teacher training, and evening sound baths billed as workshops rather than classes.
Flow Laughing Frog Yoga
A second-floor studio on Santa Monica Boulevard that takes the practice seriously and itself not very. All levels are genuinely welcome and the beginner classes are a real entry point rather than a slower flow. Goat yoga and puppy yoga turn up on the calendar, as do hikes, bike rides and beach days, and there are outdoor classes at Marine Park in Santa Monica.
Flow My Yoga Canyon Country
A neighbourhood studio on Sierra Highway with a deep bench of teachers for its size — the site lists a dozen, plus subs. All-levels classes, private sessions, workshops, trainings and retreats, and the kind of place where the schedule is built around who is actually in the community rather than a franchise template.
Flow One Down Dog Eagle Rock
A high-ceilinged Colorado Blvd room with exposed beams and a wall of props — the biggest of the three One Down Dog studios, and the one whose schedule leans hardest on slow flow and restorative.
One Down Dog East Hollywood
The East Hollywood room, on the stretch of Hollywood Blvd east of the tourist end. Same class pass and the same unfussy vinyasa-and-restorative timetable as the other two.
One Down Dog Echo Park
The Angeleno Heights end of Glendale Blvd, and the One Down Dog room that runs the 90-minute sound baths — crystal bowls, gongs and chimes, ticketed separately from the class pass. The regular timetable is vinyasa, yin and restorative.
Flow Red Diamond Yoga Washington
The second Red Diamond room, on Washington Boulevard, running the same mix as the Palms studio — vinyasa flow, restorative, traditional practice and meditation — with an infrared sauna attached. Teacher trainings, breathwork trainings, workshops and community adventures round it out. Long opening hours: most days from 7am to 8pm, short on Saturdays.
Flow Rise Mindful Healing
A Main Street studio that frames everything around nervous-system regulation rather than fitness — the schedule splits into mindful movement (vinyasa, hatha, mat pilates) and restorative practices (yin, breathwork, sound baths). Massage, red light therapy and an infrared sauna sit alongside the classes, so a visit can be a class, a treatment or both.
Flow Soul Play Yoga
A community studio on Washington Blvd that sets out to have something for everyone in the room — beginners' classes, chair yoga, pre- and post-natal, kids' classes and a programme for older adults alongside the vinyasa, yin and sculpt schedule. Several restorative and yin classes pair the practice with reiki, breathwork or aromatherapy.
Meditation The Mindry
A meditation-first wellness centre off Cross Creek Road that describes itself as a sanctuary more than a studio — cushions before mats. The in-studio schedule mixes meditation and yoga, with private sessions, body and energy work, workshops and trainings alongside, plus an on-demand library if you would rather practise at home. There is a shop attached selling incense, oils and singing bowls.
Flow Yoga Bliss
A boutique room on Manchester Avenue near Sepulveda, running vinyasa flow, yin and restorative for all levels. The room is warmed to about 80°F — enough to loosen you off, well short of a hot studio — and the calendar carries full and new moon sound baths, ceremonies and teacher training alongside the regular schedule. Free parking on Manchester or in the lot behind the building; booking runs through MindBody.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.