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The best yoga studios in Philadelphia

From heated power flows to slow, meditative yin sessions, Philadelphia’s yoga scene has something for every mood and every body. We analyzed over 500 real ClassPass community reviews across the area’s top yoga studios to find the classes that consistently earn outstanding feedback – whether you’re chasing an energizing vinyasa, a gentle restorative practice, or something entirely new.

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

1. Mud & Lotus Yoga Center – Slow & Gentle

Mud & Lotus Yoga Center in Philadelphia has quickly become a community favorite, offering a wide range of classes from gentle flows to kundalini and vinyasa. Their Slow & Gentle class is a standout for members who want a practice that’s both calming and surprisingly rich in movement. Reviewers rave about the warm, cozy atmosphere and the friendly, welcoming energy that greets you from the moment you walk in.

“Such a beautiful yoga studio with such friendly faces – I had such a great warm and cozy class this morning. I will definitely be returning.”

“The perfect yoga class. Delighted to find this gem in my neighborhood.”

Rating: 5.0 (38 reviews)

2. Focus Barre and Yoga – Heated Yoga Sculpt

Focus Barre and Yoga brings the heat – literally – with their Heated Yoga Sculpt class, one of the most-reviewed yoga offerings in the Philadelphia area. Members love the challenging, sweat-dripping sessions that blend yoga with strength work, and they consistently call out the instructors’ ability to keep classes fresh and motivating. Whether it’s breath work, positive affirmations, or playlists that set the perfect mood, this studio delivers an experience that keeps people coming back.

“One of my favorite instructors in the city. She always sets the vibe with breath work and positive affirmations, has the best playlists, and the sequences are challenging and the effects are lasting.”

“This was such a restorative and relaxing class. The incense and essential oils at the end were such a nice touch.”

Rating: 4.84 (74 reviews)

3. The Sanctuary Wellness Studio – Sanctuary Vinyasa Flow

The Sanctuary Wellness Studio offers both Vinyasa Flow and Power Flow classes, giving Philadelphia yogis room to choose their intensity. Their Sanctuary Vinyasa Flow is beloved for its thoughtful pacing – members appreciate the 45-minute format that fits neatly into a busy schedule without sacrificing depth. Reviewers highlight the intentional class structure, uplifting instructors, and an atmosphere that makes every visit feel purposeful.

“The class was perfect – I love that it was 45 minutes and it was not heated.”

“The instructor poured into us at the beginning, halfway, and at the end. Constantly reminded us of our strength throughout class, and the playlist was amazing.”

“Challenging but fantastic class. Also a gorgeous studio.”

Rating: 4.87 – 4.90 (80+ reviews across classes)

4. Opal Wellness Studio – Ashtanga Yoga

Opal Wellness Studio in Haddonfield brings a standout Ashtanga Yoga class that members describe as warm, welcoming, and wonderfully instructive. With a near-perfect rating, this studio earns praise for its small class sizes and personalized attention. Reviewers note how the instructors take the time to provide customized feedback and make everyone feel comfortable, whether it’s your very first Ashtanga class or a regular part of your practice.

“The instructor was very welcoming and taught the class beautifully, using breathwork and grounding the body while explaining the mechanism of each stretch and position.”

“The class was very small, only three people, and I appreciated getting some customized feedback. It definitely helped to build core strength and realign my body.”

Rating: 4.96 (28 reviews)

5. The Solebury Club – Hot Vinyasa

The Solebury Club in Doylestown offers a Hot Vinyasa class that members love for its approachable, all-levels vibe – even in the heat. Reviewers highlight how the instruction makes the class easy to follow for those returning to yoga after a break, while still offering depth for experienced practitioners. The beautiful facility and attentive staff round out an experience that feels luxurious and grounding in equal measure.

“The instructor was super helpful. I really enjoyed the class and it was easy to keep up, even though it has been a while since doing yoga.”

“A wonderful heated vinyasa that was inclusive of all levels with options to take challenging poses. Beautiful facility and attentive staff.”

Rating: 4.87 (70 reviews)

6. HotBox Yoga – Power Yoga HIIT

HotBox Yoga in Spring House brings the intensity with their Power Yoga HIIT class, held in a room heated between 90 and 100 degrees. Members who love a challenge rave about the instructors’ ability to balance a tough, sweaty flow with genuine warmth and encouragement. Whether you’re new to hot yoga or a seasoned practitioner, reviewers describe leaving class feeling both accomplished and revived.

“The space was nice, located inside a whole building dedicated to wellness. The class was tough – dripping in sweat, I left feeling detoxed. By the time I got home and showered, I felt revived and accomplished.”

“Her class was very comforting and empowering at the same time. Exactly what I needed.”

Rating: 4.74 (65 reviews)

7. Yoga Shala – Gentle Yoga

Yoga Shala in Narberth has earned a devoted following thanks to its creative sequences, caring instructors, and a studio space that feels like a true retreat. Members love the descriptive, hands-on teaching style that helps you feel poses more deeply, and the thoughtful touches – like props and unique class formats – that set this studio apart. Whether you’re a complete beginner or a longtime yogi, reviewers say you’ll leave feeling reconnected and refreshed.

“Not your typical yoga class. Creative sequence, funky music, and excellent direction. I felt so reconnected to my body.”

“Probably the best yoga class I’ve ever taken. She was so descriptive and caring, and I’ve never felt the muscles in my body move like that.”

Rating: 4.89 (27 reviews)

Find your perfect yoga class in Philadelphia

From heated power sessions in Spring House to gentle, restorative flows in Narberth, Philadelphia’s yoga studios offer something for every body and every schedule. Browse all yoga 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.