Yoga studios in Los Angeles compared
12 studios currently operating in Los Angeles, with the prices, intro offers and styles each one publishes. Every row links to the page we checked.
| Studio | Neighborhood | Drop-in | Monthly unlimited | Intro offer | Styles |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CorePower Yoga - Downtown LACorePower Yoga is a national studio chain with a Downtown LA location near USC Village offering power/hot yoga and yoga sculpt classes. | Downtown Los Angeles | Not published | Not published | — | Power, Hot / Bikram, Vinyasa |
| East Side Yoga and FitnessEast Side Yoga and Fitness offers single classes and multi-class packs along with a monthly unlimited option, per its published rate sheet. | Eastside | $25 | $190 | — | Vinyasa |
| Hot 8 Yoga - KoreatownHot 8 Yoga is a Southern California hot-yoga chain with a Koreatown, Los Angeles studio offering heated vinyasa-style classes. | Koreatown | Not published | $195 | 7 days unlimited for $36 (first-timers only) | Hot / Bikram, Vinyasa, Power |
| Laughing Frog YogaLaughing Frog Yoga serves the West Los Angeles and Brentwood neighborhoods with indoor yoga classes and a published new-student pricing page. | West Los Angeles / Brentwood | Not published | Not published | 21-day new student special | Vinyasa, Hatha |
| Liberation YogaLiberation Yoga is a Los Feliz-area studio offering single classes, series passes and family/kids yoga, with pricing published on its own site. | Los Feliz | $19 | Not published | First class free for local residents | Vinyasa, Hatha, Restorative, Prenatal |
| Light on LotusLight on Lotus is a West LA/Mar Vista yoga studio offering vinyasa flow inspired by Laughing Lotus style, plus yin and prenatal classes. | Mar Vista | Not published | Not published | — | Vinyasa, Yin, Prenatal |
| Modo Yoga LAModo Yoga LA is part of the Modo Yoga global studio network offering heated vinyasa-style classes, with a location in Echo Park. | Echo Park | Not published | Not published | 2-Week Unlimited Intro Pass for $40 | Hot / Bikram, Vinyasa |
| Mosa Yoga and MassageMosa Yoga and Massage is a small studio in the Downtown LA Arts District offering yoga classes, massage, and sound therapy events. | Arts District, Downtown LA | Not published | Not published | — | Vinyasa, meditation |
| Santa Monica YogaSanta Monica Yoga offers in-studio, livestream, and beach house classes near the Los Angeles/Santa Monica area with published new-student and single-class pricing. | Santa Monica | $30 | Not published | New student 3-class pass for $59 or one month unlimited for $119 | Vinyasa, Hatha |
| Silverlake YogaSilverlake Yoga has served the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles since 1995, offering drop-in classes, class series, and monthly unlimited memberships. | Silver Lake | $29 | $175 | New student monthly for $80 | Vinyasa, Hatha, Prenatal, Restorative |
| Y7 Studio - West HollywoodY7 Studio is a heated, music-driven vinyasa flow brand founded in New York in 2013 with a standalone studio location in the Los Angeles area. | West Hollywood | Not published | Not published | Intro offer available for new students | Vinyasa, Hot / Bikram, Power |
| YogaWorks LarchmontYogaWorks is a long-running Los Angeles yoga studio brand; its Larchmont Center location offers vinyasa, hatha, Iyengar and restorative classes. | Larchmont | $25 | Not published | New student 1 month for $49 | Vinyasa, Hatha, Iyengar, Restorative |
Prices as published by each studio when we checked. Confirm before booking. Sources: CorePower Yoga - Downtown LA, East Side Yoga and Fitness, Hot 8 Yoga - Koreatown, Laughing Frog Yoga, Liberation Yoga, Light on Lotus, Modo Yoga LA, Mosa Yoga and Massage, Santa Monica Yoga, Silverlake Yoga, Y7 Studio - West Hollywood, YogaWorks Larchmont.
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Yoga in Los Angeles
- How much does a yoga class cost in Los Angeles?
- Published drop-in rates at the studios listed here run from $19 to $30. Many studios also sell class packs and monthly unlimited memberships that bring the per-class cost down.
- Which Los Angeles studio is best for a beginner?
- Look for a studio with an intro offer — a cheap first week or month lets you try several teachers before committing. The intro offers published by each studio are shown in the table above.
- Where did these details come from?
- Every row was checked against the studio's own website or another public page, and each entry links to that source. Prices change, so confirm with the studio before you book.
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