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Philadelphia Pilates

The best Pilates studios in Philadelphia

Whether you’re drawn to the controlled burn of a reformer class or the grounding flow of mat Pilates, Philadelphia’s Pilates scene has you covered. We analyzed over 5,200 real ClassPass community reviews across 21 Pilates studios in the Philadelphia area to find the classes that consistently earn glowing feedback – from high-intensity sculpting sessions to beginner-friendly foundations classes.

Studios were selected based on review volume, average rating, and consistency of positive feedback from the ClassPass community.

1. Pure Yoga Pilates Studio – Reformer Pilates

Pure Yoga Pilates Studio in Wilmington stands out for its welcoming, community-centered approach to reformer Pilates. With a near-perfect average rating and hundreds of reviews, this studio earns praise for patient, skilled instruction that makes everyone – from first-timers to advanced practitioners – feel right at home. Reviewers frequently mention the friendly atmosphere and how much their confidence grows class after class.

“I’ve been going to this class for months now and really appreciate the friendly environment at the studio and the patient instruction. I’d recommend it for anyone interested in trying Pilates.”

Rating: 4.96 (264 reviews)

2. [solidcore] – Signature50: Full Body

[solidcore]’s Northern Liberties location has become one of Philadelphia’s go-to spots for high-intensity Pilates on the reformer. Their Signature50: Full Body class pushes you past what you thought possible – and reviewers love it. Members describe the experience as challenging, effective, and surprisingly fun, with coaches who bring encouraging energy and clear instruction to every session.

“It’s a little intimidating at first with the carriage and reformer machine, but it’s very effective and I thoroughly enjoyed the class. I felt like I got an amazing full-body experience.”

“The instructor was encouraging and pushed me past what I thought I was capable of.”

Rating: 4.93 (500+ reviews)

3. Thrive Pilates & Yoga – Pilates Reformer Level II-III

Thrive Pilates & Yoga in the heart of Philadelphia offers a range of mat and reformer classes that reviewers describe as challenging, music-forward, and impeccably taught. Their Reformer Level II-III class is a standout for members who want to take their practice to the next level. Reviewers highlight how the instructors clearly explain every movement and create an atmosphere that’s both focused and genuinely fun.

“It was challenging in the best way and the music was on point. Would definitely attend another class.”

“The instructor clearly explained each movement. It was still very enjoyable.”

Rating: 4.94 (50 reviews)

4. Wanderlust Wellness Studio – Happy Hour Mat Sculpt

Wanderlust Wellness Studio in Haddonfield brings a creative spin to Pilates with their Happy Hour Mat Sculpt class, blending sculpting, strength, and yoga flows into one invigorating session. Reviewers can’t stop recommending it – members describe leaving class feeling recharged, stretched out, and ready for the weekend. The studio’s welcoming vibe and thoughtful programming keep people coming back week after week.

“Sculpting, strength, yoga flows for great stretches, and more. I always feel recharged after this class – cannot recommend it enough.”

Rating: 4.90 (50 reviews)

5. Ellie Herman Pilates – Intro to Pilates

Ellie Herman Pilates in Narberth has earned a loyal following for its approachable, expert-led classes that make Pilates feel accessible to everyone. Their Intro to Pilates class is a standout for newcomers – reviewers describe walking out feeling confident, accomplished, and excited to come back. The instructors take the time to make sure every new member feels comfortable and supported from the very first class.

“I had so much fun. The instructor made sure all of the new members had a grasp of what to do. I felt so confident walking out of class as someone who’s never done a formal Pilates class before. I will absolutely be back.”

Rating: 4.93 (245 reviews)

6. FS8 Fishtown – FS8 ReformX

FS8 in Philadelphia’s Fishtown neighborhood offers a fresh take on reformer Pilates with their ReformX class. Members appreciate the encouraging, hands-on instruction and the authentic Pilates feel – reviewers note that the class stays true to traditional Pilates while keeping things dynamic and modern. The studio’s welcoming coaches and thoughtful guidance make it a great fit whether you’re refining your form or just getting started.

“The instructor was kind and encouraging, guided us through each move, and helped demonstrate next exercises, which was very helpful. It still felt like real Pilates.”

Rating: 4.89 (65 reviews)

7. Club Pilates – CP Cardio Sculpt

Club Pilates Conshohocken delivers a high-energy reformer experience that blends cardio, strength, and classic Pilates into one fun, full-body class. Their CP Cardio Sculpt class is a favorite among members who want to be challenged while still receiving attentive, helpful instruction. Reviewers highlight the supportive coaching and the variety of movements that keep every class feeling fresh.

“Challenging but really good, and the instructor was helpful. Booking again for sure.”

Rating: 4.86 (500+ reviews)

Discover your next Pilates class in Philadelphia

From high-intensity reformer sessions in Northern Liberties to welcoming mat classes on the Main Line, Philadelphia’s Pilates studios offer something for every body and every goal. Browse all Pilates classes in Philadelphia on ClassPass.

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Data sourced from CP_BI_DERIVED.DATAPIPELINE.TOPS_IN_CITY and CP_BI_DERIVED.DATAPIPELINE.SCORE_COMMENTS on 2026-02-18.