Where to Take a Hot Yoga Class in and Around Philadelphia
Supercharge your yoga practice with raised temps.
Into hot yoga? Here’s where you can practice in a heated space across the Philly area. / Photograph courtesy of Jtown Hot Yoga.
Whether you love to sweat or hate it, it’s undeniable that hot yoga is a great workout. The sessions increase the heat and humidity in the room in order to increase flexibility and lower stress — and of course, to amplify that low-impact exercise so many of us love. That’s why we’ve rounded up a list of Philly-area studios that offer hot yoga classes — some might be heated between 80-85 degrees Fahrenheit, while others reach temps over 100!
And if you’re new to hot yoga, keep a few things in mind: You’ll want to show up to the studio a little early to get adjusted to the heat, bring a towel (or two), a yoga mat and a big bottle of water — you’re going to sweat more than you ever thought possible.
Amrita Yoga & Wellness
1204 Frankford Avenue, Fishtown
In addition to movement classes like rebounding, aerial yoga, barre, and Pilates, Amrita Yoga & Wellness offers multiple hot yoga sessions. Start with Beginner Hot Flow to get acquainted with the temps before working your way up to Infrared Hot Flow, which sees the room warmed to 95 degrees Fahrenheit.
Anjali Power Yoga
130 Haddon Avenue, Westmont, New Jersey
All of Anjali’s yoga classes are heated to the high 80s/lower 90s with high humidity — meaning you will absolutely sweat! No matter which class length you take (60 or 75 minutes), you’ll move through the Journey Into Power Sequence based on the teachings of renowned yoga practitioner, Baron Baptiste.
Balance Chestnut Hill
12 West Willow Grove Avenue, Chestnut Hill
Among the many other workouts Balance Chestnut Hill offers, the fitness studio also runs heated vinyasa yoga. The 45-minute class encourages you to flow through dynamic poses while mindfully focusing on your breath for optimal mind-body connection and strength.
Bhakti Yoga South Jersey
1381 Route 38, Hainesport, New Jersey
This yoga studio in Burlington County offers 60- and 90-minute hot yoga classes, including one that moves through 26 postures from the hot yoga tradition and another vinyasa-style practice. Don’t want the heat? Take the 30-minute meditative yoga nidra.
Bikram Yoga Chadds Ford
1572 Wilmington Pike, West Chester
As its name implies, this studio follows the Bikram yoga method, which consists of 26 postures practiced over the course of 90 minutes. Every class — no matter if you take the beginner or the advanced — is heated to 105 degrees.
Breathing Dragon Yoga
1717 South Easton Road, Doylestown and 921 Haddonfield Road, building 3, suite 2A, Cherry Hill, New Jersey
With studios in Doylestown and Cherry Hill (plus others in Montgomery, New Jersey and Harbor Point, Maryland), Breathing Dragon Yoga offers a variety of hot yoga classes inspired by the Bikram tradition. Bonus: There’s hot spin and Pilates sessions, too.
The Bridge Hot Yoga
33 North Narberth Avenue, Narberth
Go to the Bridge in Narberth for Bikram-inspired hot yoga, offered in 60-, 75-, and 90-minute options. All classes are capped at 14 participants and are heated to a steamy 100 degrees. There’s also hot Pilates, if that’s your jam.
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Bulldog Yoga
775 Lancaster Avenue, #130, Villanova and 10 Liberty Boulevard, suite 130, Malvern
Bulldog Yoga’s Villanova and Malvern studios feature a variety of practices — from basics and slow flow to a strength-focused sesh incorporating weights. All classes are heated to 92 degrees, unless otherwise noted on the schedule.
CorePower Yoga
1616 Walnut Street, suite #B01, Rittenhouse
This well-known yoga brand has studios across the country, but its only current Philly-area outpost is in Rittenhouse. All of CorePower’s classes — except for C1 and StrengthX — are heated to various temps ranging from low 90s to over 100.
Everfresh Yoga
2333 West Darby Road, Havertown
Everfresh Yoga runs five different styles of practice: vinyasa, Forrest, Ashtanga, slow flow, and yin. The first three are 95-plus degrees, while the latter two stay in the 80s.
Focus Barre and Yoga
1923 Chestnut Street, Rittenhouse
In addition to amazing barre classes, this Rittenhouse movement studio offers heated (and non-heated) yoga, including Power Flow and sculpt variations.
Focus Bryn Mawr
1111 West Lancaster Avenue, Bryn Mawr
Focus on the Main Line has a schedule chock full of workouts. There’s heated yoga, of course — from Bikram 60 and 90 to a vinyasa flow with a heat index of 80-85 degrees.
Hotbox Yoga
4163 Main Street, Manayunk
Power yoga makes up the majority of Hotbox Yoga’s class schedule, but no fear! There’s no disappointment to be had here, especially as you’re moving from pose to pose in a room set to 90-ish degrees. For days you need to slow things down, opt for Restorative.
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HOTFLO Studios
9107 Town Center Boulevard, Voorhees Township, New Jersey
This boutique fitness brand offers only heated workouts. Choose from hot spinning, HIIT/kettlebells combo, or Bikram- and vinyasa-style yoga. That last one sees temps up to 108 degrees!
HOTWORX
Multiple locations
HOTWORX is great for folks who want a solo or semi-private sweat sesh. Members get unlimited, 24-hour access to the brand’s virtual workouts (including yoga) — all of which take place inside infrared saunas. Currently, there are locations in Northeast Philly, Chalfont, Wayne, and Media.
Hot Yoga Philadelphia
1520 Sansom Street, 3rd floor, Rittenhouse
Dubbed Philly’s OG hot yoga studio, this Rittenhouse boutique has been running super sweaty (105 degrees with 50 percent humidity) yoga classes since 2001. You can also catch a non-heated practice, FYI!
Hot Yoga Sutra
4715 Pine Street, West Philly
New-ish to the scene is Hot Yoga Sutra in West Philly. The studio offers Bikram yoga (temp of 105!), vinyasa, and yin, as well as hot Pilates.
Invert Your World
100 Wissahickon Avenue, Ambler
At Invert Your World in Ambler, choose from five types of yoga practices — all of which are heated between 85-95 degrees. On your non-yoga days, go for an energetic spin or barre fusion class.
Jtown Hot Yoga
409 Old York Road, Jenkintown and 300 South Lenola Road, Maple Shade, New Jersey
With two studios in Jenkintown and Maple Shade, Jtown Hot Yoga raises the temps in order to empower your practice through the Bikram 26/2 method. There’s a variety of classes, though — including an express, a fusion between hatha and vinyasa, and “Wild,” a high-energy kundalini-style sesh.
Laughing Buddha Hot Yoga
943 Kings Highway, West Deptford, New Jersey and 279 Egg Harbor Road, Sewell, New Jersey
Laughing Buddha has two outposts in South Jersey, both of which bring the heat with Bikram-style yoga, plus hot vinyasa and slow flow. Also on the schedule is yoga sculpt, HIIT, barre, yin, and Pilates — so, lots of options!
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Let’s Get Zen
2 Village Road, #1a, Horsham
At Let’s Get Zen in Horsham, infrared heating panels are used to take your vinyasa practice to the next level. It’s worth noting that there’s heated and hot sessions — the former reaches 90-95 degrees, while the latter gets the room to 100-103.
Monarch Yoga
171 West Berks Street, Kensington
Monarch Yoga in Kensington runs yoga classes heated by 20 infrared panels. You have options: Heated power flow, power practice (where you work on a specific pose), slow flow, and deep yin stretch. For days you need a break from the raised temps, Monarch offers non-heated sessions.
Muse Yoga & Fitness
1513 Ridge Avenue, Francisville
This Francisville fitness studio, which opened in December 2021, uses infrared heaters to warm up vinyasa yoga classes to 95 degrees. Sign up for Fire or Spirit if you want a hot practice, but know you can always opt for the non-heated Soul or Heart, plus small-group strength and cardio.
Never Give Up Training
4368 Cresson Street, Manayunk
Never Give Up Training has its signature group strength training and TRX classes, and private training. But it also offers heated yoga as a hybrid power and recovery flow with a heat index of 80 degrees.
OHMGrown Yoga
1030 Haddon Avenue, Collingswood, New Jersey
This South Jersey yoga studio has dedicated Vinyasa Flow and Hot Power Flow classes on its schedule (among many other non-heated classes). The sessions are respectively heated to 80-85 and to 90 degrees, plus humidity.
Orange Lotus Hot Yoga & Fitness
35 East Uwchlan Avenue #304, Exton
Out in Exton, Orange Lotus runs Bikram hot yoga in the traditional manner — a 90-minute practice in a 105-degree room — as well as 60-minute yin yoga that can reach between 70-80 degrees. Want more than just hot yoga? Check out Inferno Hot Pilates, which is exactly what it sounds like.
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Philly Hot Asana
233 North 12th Street, Market East
Philly Hot Asana is different from other hot yoga centers in that it’s a members-only club. You have to apply to become a member, and if/once you’re accepted, you’ll have access to the studio and classes taught by a handful of instructors.
Remix Fitness
116 Welsh Road, Horsham and 105 Plymouth Road, Plymouth Meeting
In addition to a full schedule of workouts, Remix Fitness offers its version of heated yoga called Rhythm/Flow. The room for the 45-minute class is set to about 75 degrees Fahrenheit.
REYA Barre & Yoga
633 Germantown Pike, Lafayette Hill
Along with barre and Pilates, REYA in Lafayette Hill runs three 60-minute heated yoga classes: Heated Flow & Sculpt and Heated Slow Flow — both of which see temps around 85 degrees Fahrenheit, plus Hot Power Flow, which reaches 95-100 degrees. For non-heated, take Hatha.
Stride Spin and Fitness
420 Schuylkill Road, #600, Phoenixville
Sure, Stride is known for its upbeat, rhythm-based spin classes. But the Phoenixville studio also offers hot yoga, plus barre, TRX, HIIT, and Pilates.
Studio LIT
22 Richboro Road, Newtown
All the classes at Studio LIT in Newtown run on infrared heat, meaning you’ll get not just hot vinyasa, slow flow, and kundalini yoga, but hot HIIT (say that three times fast!), strength training and sculpt, meditation, dance fit, and more.
The Twisted Monkey
501 Huntingdon Pike, Rockledge
The Twisted Monkey gives you the best of both worlds in one: a main studio with non-heated and warm (85-90 degrees Fahrenheit) yoga classes and a downstairs space for a HOT practice — we’re talking a temperature of 108!
Unity Yoga
4363 Main Street, 2nd floor, Manayunk and 8638 Germantown Avenue, Chestnut Hill
Many of Unity Yoga’s classes are warmed to about 72 degrees Fahrenheit, but if you really want to raise the temps, take the Flow + Heat. The 60-minute sesh heats things up to 98 degrees. The brand has studios in Manayunk and Chestnut Hill.
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Vision Plus Fitness
701 East Elm Street, Conshohocken
This Conshohocken strength training boutique recently opened a recovery-focused space called LOVE. Its 55-minute Hot Power Flow moves you through a fast-paced practice in a room with a heat index of 92-plus degrees.
We Be Yoga
366 Easton Road, suite J, Warrington
We Be Yoga in Warrington has an array of non-heated yoga classes, including vinyasa flow and restorative. For hot yoga, opt for We Be Flowin 1 or 2 + Heat or We Be Sculpt, all of which are warmed to somewhere in the mid-80s.
YogaSix
Multiple locations
Every practice at YogaSix targets either strength, balance, flexibility, or agility and is accessible for all levels of yogis. All classes — no matter if you’re taking slow flow, power or sculpt — are vinyasa-based and heated.
YogaSoul
678 West Street Road, Feasterville-Trevose
This studio in Bucks County offers non-heated, warm (85-95 degrees), and hot (95-plus degrees) vinyasa and hatha yoga classes. Bonus: There’s also mat Pilates.
Yoga Habit
1640 Fairmount Avenue, 2nd floor, Fairmount
At Yoga Habit, every level of yogi is welcome and supported, thanks to its mission of encouraging modifications. Plus, the studio is heated to 90-95 degrees via infrared heating panels, though Slow Flow + Restore features lower (but still warm!) temps.
