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Yoga studios in New York compared

12 studios currently operating in New York, with the prices, intro offers and styles each one publishes. Every row links to the page we checked.

Yoga studios in New York compared by price, styles and intro offer
StudioNeighborhoodDrop-inMonthly unlimitedIntro offerStyles
bodē nycbodē nyc (formerly Bikram NYC branded) bills itself as New York's Original Hot Yoga, offering the 26+2 heated series plus vinyasa, yin, sculpt and pilates across several Manhattan studios.Multiple Manhattan locations$22Not publishedOne Week Welcome Package for $39 (new clients only)Hot / Bikram, Vinyasa, Yin
CorePower Yoga - NoHoCorePower Yoga is a national hot-yoga and power-yoga chain with a NoHo studio at 59 Bleecker Street, part of over a dozen CorePower locations across NYC.NoHoNot publishedNot publishedFree Week for new studentsHot / Bikram, Power, Vinyasa
Jivamukti Yoga New YorkJivamukti Yoga is the original NYC school of the Jivamukti Method, founded by David Life and Sharon Gannon, teaching a spiritually-focused vinyasa practice from its Lower East Side location.Lower East SideNot publishedNot publishedVinyasa, meditation
Laughing Lotus Yoga CenterLaughing Lotus, opened in 2000 by Dana Flynn and Jasmine Tarkeshi, is a Chelsea vinyasa studio known for playful, music-driven flow classes.Chelsea/Flatiron$25$158$39 new-to-Lotus trialVinyasa
Modo Yoga NYC (West Village)Modo Yoga NYC is the West Village outpost of the Canadian-founded Modo Yoga hot yoga franchise, which operates studios across North America and Europe.West VillageNot publishedNot publishedHot / Bikram, Vinyasa
Om FactoryOm Factory is a Union Square studio specializing in aerial yoga and circus-style classes, using suspended silk hammocks as part of its practice.Union SquareNot publishedNot publishedNew Student 4-Pack (one-time only)Vinyasa
Pure Yoga (Upper East Side)Pure Yoga is an upscale, membership-based yoga club chain with an Upper East Side location at 203 E 86th St offering a broad range of yoga styles alongside spa amenities.Upper East SideNot publishedNot publishedVinyasa, Hatha, Hot / Bikram, Yin, meditation
Pure Yoga Pilates StudioPure Yoga Pilates Studio offers gentle yoga through Pilates classes on a standard drop-in and package pricing model, with discounted rates for students, seniors, and military.Manhattan$20$139Vinyasa, Hatha
Sacred Sound YogaSacred Sound Yoga is a Greenwich Village yoga and tai chi studio offering flow, prenatal, and children's classes plus reiki healing sessions.Greenwich Village$20Not publishedVinyasa, Prenatal
Sky Ting YogaSky Ting is a downtown NYC studio founded in 2015 by Krissy Jones and Chloe Kernaghan blending vinyasa flow with dance and design influences. It offers in-person classes plus a Sky Ting TV on-demand library.NoHo$34$2252 Week Intro: $75 for 14 days unlimited classesVinyasa, meditation
Y7 Studio (East Village)Y7 Studio, founded in 2013 by Sarah and Mason Levey, offers candlelit, infrared-heated vinyasa classes set to hip-hop music, with multiple NYC locations including East Village.East VillageNot publishedNot publishedVinyasa, Power
Yoga Vida NYCYoga Vida, named 'Best Yoga 2012' by New York Magazine, is a Union Square-area studio offering a wide variety of yoga classes, workshops, and teacher trainings.Union Square/Greenwich VillageNot published$2492 Weeks Unlimited for $100 (first-time clients)Vinyasa, Hatha, Prenatal, meditation

Prices as published by each studio when we checked. Confirm before booking. Sources: bodē nyc, CorePower Yoga - NoHo, Jivamukti Yoga New York, Laughing Lotus Yoga Center, Modo Yoga NYC (West Village), Om Factory, Pure Yoga (Upper East Side), Pure Yoga Pilates Studio, Sacred Sound Yoga, Sky Ting Yoga, Y7 Studio (East Village), Yoga Vida NYC.

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Yoga in New York

How much does a yoga class cost in New York?
Published drop-in rates at the studios listed here run from $20 to $34. Many studios also sell class packs and monthly unlimited memberships that bring the per-class cost down.
Which New York 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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