5 Best Yoga Studios in Singapore (2026)

Spirit Stretch Immersive Yoga is Singapore's first immersive yoga studio, located in Forum The Shopping Mall on Orchard Road. Instead of wall-to-wall mirrors, the studio uses large-scale visual projections, curated music, and scent to create what it calls a distraction-free space, and it offers a range of classes including stretch sessions, Myofascial Release, Sound Bath, and family-friendly and womb-care classes for those on an IVF journey. Small class sizes let instructors tailor sessions to strength, flexibility, or relaxation goals.

Yoga Movement Holland Village is a branch of Yoga Movement, a Singapore studio chain with ten locations across the island. This outlet, in Holland Piazza, runs a full weekly schedule from early morning through evening, including Hot Basics and Hot Essentials classes. Reception staff are named repeatedly across reviews for walking first-timers through the space before their first session.

Platinum Yoga Ang Mo Kio Hub is a yoga and Pilates studio inside AMK Hub, offering hot yoga, Pilates classes, private yoga sessions, and workshops in a space reviewers describe as fitting around 40 mats. It's part of the wider Platinum Yoga network and positions itself as a way to unwind before or after office hours, with classes scheduled around lunch breaks and commutes.

Bliss Shala Yoga runs out of a home studio near Bishan Point, offering trauma-sensitive yoga, breathwork, traditional Hatha and Iyengar practice, and prenatal and postnatal yoga in small, intimate classes. The studio also hosts outside practitioners running sound bath sessions and describes itself as built around choice, healing, and self-empowerment rather than a high-volume class model.

Yoga Nation (Jalan Besar) runs long hours seven days a week from Townshend Road, offering classes from Nada Yoga and sound bath sessions to full 200-hour and 300-hour Yoga Teacher Training courses. Reviewers describe both casual drop-in students and people pursuing teacher certification, taught by instructors named Master Prashant and Master Vikash across theoretical and practical sessions.