Singapore has a dense spread of yoga studios, from Orchard Road office towers to shophouses in Arab Street, Club Street and Joo Chiat. This ranking draws on Google ratings, review volume, opening hours and location for 15 studios, so readers can shortlist by neighbourhood and schedule before booking a trial.
Most studios on this list do not publish pricing in the data available, so costs are shown as quote on request. Yoga covers a range of practices, including stretching, strengthening, twisting, balancing and forward bending, and a good studio teaches them at a level that suits the student regardless of age, gender or prior experience.
Key takeaways
- Spirit Stretch Immersive Yoga is the top pick for central Orchard Road access, with a 5.0 rating across 180 Google reviews.
- Our Yoga Place in Tampines (4.9 from 262 reviews) is the strongest option for the east, open from 7am to 10pm on weekdays.
- Peculiar Yogi (Arab Street) and Yoga Nation (Jalan Besar) suit early risers, with doors open from 6:30am.
- Pricing is rarely published, so ask each studio about trial classes and package costs before committing.
- Check the class timetable against your commute, as several studios run split sessions or close early on weekends.
How we ranked the best yoga studios in Singapore
We weighed six criteria: Google rating, number of Google reviews, opening hours and class availability, location and transport access, pricing transparency, and how much verifiable detail a studio publishes about its classes. A high rating on a larger review base counted for more than the same rating on a small sample. Businesses were left off the list if they were listed as closed on Google, had no verifiable address, had no website or phone, had fewer than 5 Google reviews, or were rated below 4.0.
Read the full method: how we rank.
Yoga studios in Singapore compared
| Company | Best for | Pricing | Google rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spirit Stretch Immersive Yoga | Orchard Road professionals | Quote on request | 5.0/5 (180 reviews) |
| Our Yoga Place | Eastern Singapore, long hours | Quote on request | 4.9/5 (262 reviews) |
| Ojas Yoga and Wellness | Shenton Way | CBD workers | Quote on request | 5.0/5 (83 reviews) |
| Vyasa Yoga Singapore | Dedicated studio practice | Quote on request | 4.9/5 (222 reviews) |
| Peculiar Yogi (Arab Street) | Early and late schedules | Quote on request | 5.0/5 (67 reviews) |
| Mudita Yoga SG | Weekday evenings and weekends | Quote on request | 4.9/5 (102 reviews) |
| Yoga in Common | Working adults near Petain Road | Quote on request | 5.0/5 (73 reviews) |
| Yoga Nation (Jalan Besar) | Seven-day access from 6:30am | Quote on request | 4.8/5 (129 reviews) |
| On Good Ground | Neighbourhood practice in Joo Chiat | Quote on request | 4.8/5 (37 reviews) |
| Yoga Movement Tanjong Pagar | CBD workers at Icon Village | Quote on request | 4.6/5 (237 reviews) |
| The Yoga Mandala | Lunchtime classes near Chinatown | Quote on request | 4.7/5 (48 reviews) |
| Yoga Movement Orchard Flagship | Large-studio Orchard access | Quote on request | 4.5/5 (361 reviews) |
| Ziva Yoga | Evening classes in Tanjong Pagar | Quote on request | 4.5/5 (39 reviews) |
| Hom Yoga Orchard | Early-morning Orchard classes | Quote on request | 4.3/5 (132 reviews) |
| Shiva Yoga Studio | Split-day sessions on Arab Street | Quote on request | 4.1/5 (64 reviews) |
1. Spirit Stretch Immersive Yoga: best for Orchard Road professionals
Spirit Stretch Immersive Yoga holds a perfect 5.0 rating across 180 Google reviews, the highest rating on this list backed by a substantial review count. The studio sits in Forum The Shopping Mall at 583 Orchard Road (#05-04 Office Tower), close to MRT access, which makes it easy to reach from offices and hotels in the central area.
Weekday hours run from 10am to 9pm, so after-work classes are realistic. Weekends close earlier, at 4:30pm. The office tower setting may feel less spacious than a purpose-built studio, and anyone driving should expect higher parking costs in the Orchard area. Those who want a quieter, standalone space may prefer one of the neighbourhood studios further down the list.
Pros
- Perfect 5.0/5 rating across 180 Google reviews
- Central Orchard Road location with direct MRT access
- Weekday hours until 9pm suit working professionals
Cons
- Office tower location may feel less spacious than purpose-built studios
- Orchard Road area carries higher parking and access costs
- Weekend hours close earlier at 4:30pm
Best for: Professionals and visitors wanting a central, well-reviewed studio
Pricing: Quote on request
Website: spiritstretch.com
Google Maps: See reviews and directions
Full listing: View on Best of Singapore
2. Our Yoga Place: best for eastern Singapore and long opening hours
Our Yoga Place at Tampines Junction (300 Tampines Ave 5, #04-04A) is rated 4.9/5 across 262 Google reviews, the largest review base among the top four studios. It opens at 7am and closes at 10pm from Monday to Friday, then runs 8:30am to 7pm at weekends, giving residents of the east a seven-day option.
The location inside NTUC Income@Tampines Junction has public transport links nearby. Publicly available information on teaching styles, instructor credentials and class formats is limited, and pricing is not stated, so contact the studio before signing up for a package.
Pros
- Strong rating of 4.9/5 across 262 Google reviews
- Weekday hours from 7am to 10pm
- Accessible location within Tampines Junction with public transport links
- Open seven days a week, including weekends
Cons
- Limited public information on teaching styles, instructor credentials and class formats
- Pricing and class packages are not stated and should be checked directly
Best for: Tampines and eastern Singapore residents who want flexible hours
Pricing: Quote on request
Website: ouryogaplace.com.sg
Google Maps: See reviews and directions
Full listing: View on Best of Singapore
3. Ojas Yoga and Wellness | Shenton Way: best for CBD workers
Ojas Yoga and Wellness is based in OUE Downtown Gallery (6A Shenton Way, B1-01), a short walk from the Shenton Way business district. It carries a 5.0 rating from 83 Google reviews. Weekday hours of 7am to 9pm cover both pre-work and after-work sessions, and weekend classes run from 8am to 5pm.
The Google listing does not summarise the studio’s services, so prospective students need to check the website for class details. CBD parking is limited and travel costs can be higher for anyone commuting in from outside the area, which makes the studio a better fit for people who already work nearby.
Pros
- Perfect 5.0/5 rating across 83 Google reviews
- Convenient for the Shenton Way business district
- Weekday hours from 7am to 9pm suit early and late schedules
Cons
- Detailed service listings are not publicly summarised on Google
- CBD location may mean limited parking and higher travel cost for outside commuters
Best for: Office workers in the Shenton Way and Raffles Place area
Pricing: Quote on request
Website: ojasyog.com
Google Maps: See reviews and directions
Full listing: View on Best of Singapore
4. Vyasa Yoga Singapore: best for a dedicated yoga studio environment
Vyasa Yoga Singapore at 60 Tessensohn Road (#03-05) is rated 4.9/5 across 222 Google reviews, a consistent record over a sizeable sample. The studio opens from 8am to 9pm on weekdays and 8am to 6pm at weekends, so classes are available across most of the day.
It operates as a specialist yoga studio rather than a general gym, which suits students who want a focused setting. That focus also means a narrower range of services than multi-discipline fitness centres, and class styles, levels and pricing must be confirmed directly. Weekend hours close earlier than weekdays.
Pros
- 4.9/5 rating across 222 Google reviews
- Open 8am to 9pm on weekdays and 8am to 6pm at weekends
- Specialist yoga environment rather than a general gym setting
Cons
- Class styles, levels and pricing are not listed in the available data
- Weekend hours close earlier than weekday hours
- Narrower range of services than multi-discipline fitness centres
Best for: Students who want a focused, yoga-only studio
Pricing: Quote on request
Website: vyasasingapore.com
Google Maps: See reviews and directions
Full listing: View on Best of Singapore
5. Peculiar Yogi (Arab Street): best for early and late schedules
Peculiar Yogi occupies Levels 3 and 4 of 36B Arab Street and holds a 5.0 rating from 67 Google reviews. Its hours are among the widest on this list: most days open between 6:30am and 7am, with closing times of 10pm and, on Wednesdays, 11:30pm.
Arab Street is reachable by public transport, which helps for evening classes. The Google listing carries no business description, so service details depend on the website. Popular class times may need advance booking, and pricing is not listed.
Pros
- 5.0 rating from 67 Google reviews
- Wide daily hours, including early mornings and late evenings
- Central Arab Street location accessible by public transport
Cons
- Google listing provides no business description
- Popular class times may require advance booking
- Pricing and package details are not listed
Best for: Students with early-morning or late-night availability
Pricing: Quote on request
Website: peculiaryogi.com
Google Maps: See reviews and directions
Full listing: View on Best of Singapore
6. Mudita Yoga SG: best for weekday evenings and weekends
Mudita Yoga SG at 10a Pahang Street is rated 4.9/5 from 102 Google reviews. The schedule is built around late starts: Tuesday opens at 5pm, Monday and Wednesday at noon, and Thursday and Friday at 10:30am, with all weekdays closing at 9pm. Weekend hours run 9am to 6pm.
That pattern suits people who work standard hours and want an evening or weekend class. Anyone who needs a morning class before work on Monday to Wednesday should look elsewhere. No Google business description is available, so class styles and specialisations should be confirmed with the studio.
Pros
- 4.9/5 rating across 102 Google reviews
- Hours cover weekday evenings, lunchtimes and weekends
- Central Pahang Street location
Cons
- No Google business description, so class styles are not publicly summarised
- Limited detail on pricing and class formats
Best for: Evening and weekend students
Pricing: Quote on request
Website: muditayoga.sg
Google Maps: See reviews and directions
Full listing: View on Best of Singapore
7. Yoga in Common: best for working adults near Petain Road
Yoga in Common at 22 Petain Road holds a 5.0 rating from 73 Google reviews. Weekday classes run from 7am to 9:15pm (Monday opens at 5pm), and weekends run 8am to 8:30pm, one of the later weekend closing times on this list.
The review sample is small, so the rating may not capture the full range of student experiences. Public information on class styles, instructor credentials, pricing and on-site facilities is limited, so a trial enquiry is worthwhile before committing.
Pros
- 5.0/5 rating across 73 Google reviews
- Schedule covers early mornings, evenings and weekends
- Central location convenient for working adults
Cons
- Limited public information about class styles, instructor credentials and pricing
- Small review sample may not reflect the full range of experiences
- Limited details on facilities and amenities
Best for: Working adults who want evening and weekend flexibility
Pricing: Quote on request
Website: yoga-incommon.com
Google Maps: See reviews and directions
Full listing: View on Best of Singapore
8. Yoga Nation (Jalan Besar): best for seven-day access from 6:30am
Yoga Nation at 1 Townshend Road is rated 4.8/5 across 129 Google reviews and keeps identical hours every day of the week: 6:30am to 9:30pm. That consistency makes planning simple, particularly for people whose shifts vary.
The studio runs a class-based format, so it may not suit anyone who prefers private one-to-one instruction. Pricing and class availability are not listed in the available data, and detail on teacher credentials and class styles beyond the website is limited.
Pros
- 4.8/5 rating across 129 Google reviews
- Open seven days a week from 6:30am to 9:30pm
- Dedicated yoga studio focus rather than a general gym timetable
Cons
- Class-based format may not suit those who prefer private instruction
- Pricing and class availability are not listed in the available data
- Limited public detail on teacher credentials or class styles
Best for: Students with changing schedules who want the same hours every day
Pricing: Quote on request
Website: yoganation.com.sg
Google Maps: See reviews and directions
Full listing: View on Best of Singapore
9. On Good Ground: best for neighbourhood practice in Joo Chiat
On Good Ground is a standalone studio at 458B Joo Chiat Road, rated 4.8/5 across 37 Google reviews. Weekday classes are split into a morning block (8am to 2pm, or 9:30am on Wednesdays) and an evening block (6pm to 9pm), with weekend hours of 9am to 4:30pm.
The residential setting suits people who live in the east and want a studio close to home. The review count is modest compared with larger studios, no phone number is listed publicly, and class styles, pricing and instructor details need to be confirmed on the website.
Pros
- 4.8/5 rating across 37 Google reviews
- Wide weekly schedule including early mornings, evenings and weekends
- Standalone yoga studio in a residential neighbourhood
Cons
- Phone number not publicly listed, so the website is the main contact route
- Review count is modest compared with larger, long-established studios
- Class styles, pricing and instructor details must be confirmed on the website
Best for: Joo Chiat and Katong residents wanting a local studio
Pricing: Quote on request
Website: ongoodground.com
Google Maps: See reviews and directions
Full listing: View on Best of Singapore
10. Yoga Movement Tanjong Pagar: best for CBD workers at Icon Village
Yoga Movement Tanjong Pagar at 12 Gopeng Street (#01-58 Icon Village) is rated 4.6/5 across 237 Google reviews. Weekday classes run in two blocks, 7am to 2pm and 5pm to 9pm, which fits both early and after-work attendance. Weekends are 8am to 7pm.
Evening classes may fill quickly and need advance booking. Public information on instructors and class styles is limited, and pricing is not listed, so confirm costs and trial options directly.
Pros
- 4.6/5 rating across 237 Google reviews
- Early-morning and late-evening weekday classes
- Central Tanjong Pagar location convenient for CBD workers
Cons
- Weekday evening classes may fill quickly and require advance booking
- Limited public information on instructors and class styles
- Pricing is not listed and should be confirmed directly
Best for: Tanjong Pagar office workers
Pricing: Quote on request
Website: yogamovement.com
Google Maps: See reviews and directions
Full listing: View on Best of Singapore
11. The Yoga Mandala: best for lunchtime classes near Chinatown
The Yoga Mandala at 50B Club Street is rated 4.7/5 by 48 Google reviewers. Weekday classes cluster around lunchtime (11am to 3pm) and early evening (7pm to 9pm, or 5:30pm to 7:30pm on Fridays), and weekends offer morning slots from 10am to 12pm.
The lunchtime window suits workers in the Chinatown and Outram area. Weekend availability is limited to mornings, the review sample of 48 is modest, and the directory data gives little detail on class styles, pricing or levels.
Pros
- 4.7/5 rating across 48 Google reviews
- Weekday lunchtime and evening classes
- Central location in the Chinatown and Outram area
Cons
- Limited public detail on class styles, pricing and levels
- Review sample of 48 is modest for drawing firm conclusions
- Weekend availability limited to morning slots
Best for: Lunchtime and early-evening students in the Club Street area
Pricing: Quote on request
Website: theyogamandala.com.sg
Google Maps: See reviews and directions
Full listing: View on Best of Singapore
12. Yoga Movement Orchard Flagship: best for a large-studio Orchard option
Yoga Movement Orchard Flagship at 6 Handy Road (#02-01) has the largest review base on this list, with 361 Google reviews at a 4.5/5 rating. Weekday hours run from 7:30am to 9:30pm and weekends from 8am to 7:30pm, close to Orchard public transport.
Its group class format may not suit those wanting private one-to-one instruction, and popular evening slots may need booking ahead. Pricing and trial options are not listed in the available data and need to be checked directly.
Pros
- 4.5/5 rating from 361 Google reviews
- Long opening hours, from 7:30am on weekdays to 9:30pm
- Central Orchard location with access to public transport
Cons
- Group class format may not suit those wanting private instruction
- Popular evening slots may require advance booking
- Pricing and trial options are not listed
Best for: Orchard-area students who want a high-volume, widely reviewed studio
Pricing: Quote on request
Website: yogamovement.com
Google Maps: See reviews and directions
Full listing: View on Best of Singapore
13. Ziva Yoga: best for evening classes in Tanjong Pagar
Ziva Yoga at 59B Duxton Road is rated 4.5/5 by 39 Google reviewers. Weekday classes run in the evening only, from 6pm to 8:30pm (to 9:30pm on Fridays), with weekend sessions from 10am to 4pm.
The evening-only weekday pattern suits people who finish work by 6pm but rules out morning or lunchtime attendance. The review base is smaller than at larger studios, and public detail on specialist styles, pricing and trial policy is limited beyond the website.
Pros
- 4.5/5 rating from 39 Google reviews
- Weekday evening and weekend classes suit working schedules
- Central location at Duxton Road, Tanjong Pagar
Cons
- Limited public detail on specialist styles, pricing and trial policy
- Smaller review base than some larger studios
- Weekday class times concentrated in the evening
Best for: After-work students in the Tanjong Pagar and Duxton area
Pricing: Quote on request
Website: zivayoga.com.sg
Google Maps: See reviews and directions
Full listing: View on Best of Singapore
14. Hom Yoga Orchard: best for early-morning Orchard classes
Hom Yoga Orchard at 181 Orchard Road (#06-12/13) is rated 4.3/5 across 132 Google reviews. It opens at 6:30am on most weekdays and closes at 9:30pm (8:30pm on Fridays), with weekend hours of roughly 7am to 6:30pm.
The early start makes it a practical choice for a pre-work class in the city centre. Peak-hour classes may be busy and parking nearby is limited. The directory data offers little detail on class styles, instructor profiles and pricing.
Pros
- Central Orchard Road location convenient for city-centre residents and workers
- Opens at 6:30am on most days and runs into the evening
- 4.3/5 Google rating across 132 reviews
Cons
- Limited detail on class styles, instructor profiles and pricing
- Peak-hour classes may be busy and parking in the area is limited
Best for: Early risers working or living around Orchard Road
Pricing: Quote on request
Website: homyoga.com
Google Maps: See reviews and directions
Full listing: View on Best of Singapore
15. Shiva Yoga Studio: best for split-day sessions on Arab Street
Shiva Yoga Studio at 146 Arab Street (#02-00) is rated 4.1/5 from 64 Google reviews, the lowest rating on this list but above the 4.0 cut-off. Classes are spread across the day in short blocks: early morning on Mondays and Fridays, lunchtime sessions on most weekdays, and evening classes through the week. Weekend sessions run in the late morning to mid-afternoon.
The varied timetable offers more entry points than studios with a single evening block. Public detail on specific yoga styles and instructor credentials is limited, and the rating rests on a relatively small sample. Students who want the strongest review record should consider the higher-ranked studios first.
Pros
- Central Arab Street location accessible by public transport
- Class times across early mornings, lunchtimes, evenings and weekends
- 4.1/5 Google rating from 64 reviews
Cons
- Limited public detail on yoga styles and instructor credentials
- Moderate number of reviews, so the rating reflects a relatively small sample
Best for: Students who want lunchtime or varied timetable options near Arab Street
Pricing: Quote on request
Website: shivayoga.com.sg
Google Maps: See reviews and directions
Full listing: View on Best of Singapore
How to choose the right yoga studio in Singapore
Start with location and timetable. A studio that is easy to reach after work is more likely to become a habit than a higher-rated one across the island. Check the exact class times for the days you plan to attend, as several studios here run split sessions or close early on weekends.
Ask what styles are taught and how classes are levelled. A good class works through stretching, strengthening, twisting, balancing and forward bending at a pace that matches the student, and beginners should be able to join without prior experience, regardless of gender or age.
Ask about trial classes, package validity and cancellation rules. Most studios on this list do not publish prices, so request costs in writing and compare drop-in rates against multi-class packs.
Read recent Google reviews rather than relying on the headline rating. Look for comments on teaching quality, class size and how well instructors adjust poses, and treat ratings built on fewer than 50 reviews with some caution.
How much do yoga classes cost in Singapore?
The studios in this ranking do not publish prices in the data available, so we cannot quote a verified range. Ask each studio for its drop-in rate, trial offer and class package costs, and compare them against the number of classes you expect to attend each month.
How long does it take to see results from yoga?
Results vary with frequency and the type of class. Most students notice improved flexibility and ease of movement after several weeks of regular attendance, though the studio can give a more specific expectation based on your goals and starting point.
Which Singapore yoga studios open early in the morning?
Peculiar Yogi (Arab Street), Yoga Nation (Jalan Besar) and Hom Yoga Orchard open from 6:30am on most days. Yoga Movement Tanjong Pagar and Our Yoga Place open from 7am on weekdays.
Are there yoga studios open late in the evening?
Our Yoga Place and Peculiar Yogi both run classes until 10pm on most days, and Peculiar Yogi stays open until 11:30pm on Wednesdays. Yoga Nation, Hom Yoga Orchard and Yoga Movement Orchard Flagship close around 9:30pm.
Do I need experience to join a yoga class in Singapore?
Most group studios welcome beginners, but class levels differ. Check the studio’s website or ask staff which sessions are suited to first-time students, and mention any injuries before your first class.
Is it better to choose a studio near home or near work?
Choose whichever you can reach most easily at your preferred class time. CBD studios such as Ojas Yoga and Wellness and Yoga Movement Tanjong Pagar suit weekday after-work classes, while neighbourhood studios such as Our Yoga Place and On Good Ground suit students who prefer to practise close to home.
Spirit Stretch Immersive Yoga is the top pick for central Orchard Road access, Our Yoga Place for eastern Singapore, Ojas Yoga and Wellness for Shenton Way workers, and Vyasa Yoga Singapore for a dedicated studio setting. Peculiar Yogi and Yoga Nation suit early or late schedules, while Mudita Yoga SG and Ziva Yoga fit evening and weekend routines. Contact two or three studios for trial classes and pricing before settling on one.
