Pilates and Yoga in Brighton: The Studio Guide
Brighton has one of the strongest studio wellness scenes in the UK. Here's a guide to the best pilates and yoga studios across Brighton and Hove.
Brighton's studio wellness scene is genuinely impressive for a city of its size. Between yoga, pilates, and movement classes, you're spoilt for choice across a wide range of styles and price points.
Pilates Studios
Barefoot Pilates Hove
Barefoot Pilates in Hove is one of the most established pilates studios in the city. They offer reformer, mat, STOTT Pilates, barre, and cardio tramp classes in a warm, welcoming studio environment. Their instructors are STOTT-certified and class sizes are small. Good for both beginners and experienced practitioners.
Reformer Collective Brighton
Reformer Collective Brighton brings a premium boutique reformer experience to Brighton's Old Steine. The studios are beautifully designed, the classes are challenging, and the instruction is high quality. They also have studios in Hove. If you want the most design-led reformer pilates experience in the city, this is it.
Kin Pilates Hove
Kin Pilates in Hove focuses on small-group reformer sessions with an emphasis on personalised attention. A good option if you want more one-to-one coaching than a larger class allows.
Yoga Studios
Dynamic Hot Yoga
Dynamic Hot Yoga in Portslade is one of the largest purpose-built yoga studios in the UK. Established in 1996, they offer Ashtanga, Vinyasa, and hot yoga formats in a facility with excellent heating and ventilation. The infrastructure is impressive — this is a studio that takes the practice seriously.
SPACE Yoga Studio Brighton
SPACE Yoga Studio is set inside St Augustine's Centre in Brighton, a converted church with beautiful stained glass windows. The community focus is genuine — this is yoga as practice, not performance. Classes range from Vinyasa to restorative, and the space itself is conducive to settling in.
Yoga in the Lanes
Yoga in the Lanes is one of Brighton's most central yoga studios, tucked into the North Laine area. Drop-in classes are available, and the range of styles covers most approaches from dynamic to slow. Good if you're visiting Brighton and want a session without a membership.
Further Afield
Outside Brighton, Blessed Yoga in Chichester and Emma Pilates in Lewes are both excellent options in their respective towns. The Wellness Warehouse in Eastbourne covers pilates alongside a broader wellness offering.
Choosing a Studio
Most studios offer introductory offers for first-time visitors — usually a discounted first class or a bundle of sessions at a reduced rate. This is the best way to try a few different studios before committing to a membership.
Drop-in rates vary between about £12 and £22 per class. Memberships typically bring the per-class cost down to £8–14 if you attend regularly.
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