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Castle Hill Fitness
“It has everything you want as a gym, not crowded, clean, no weird people in the gym , and all staffs are so nice and helpful!”
Best Yoga Classes in Austin, TX
24 studios listed · all 24 in Austin · 1 open 24/7 · all 24 open weekends · 23 rated 4.5+
Data verified October 18, 2026
Yoga East Austin
“This space is so warm and welcoming when you walk in, and all of the instructors are fantastic!”
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Your Yoga
“The owner curated a great atmosphere and is approachable to all levels.”
Pure Yoga Texas
“The staff, instructor, and all the people attending the class were so welcoming and supportive.”
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Bfree Yoga Austin
“10/10 would recommend for anyone looking to move their body and get connected to a yogi community!”
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Toddpilates Fitness
“I've been dropping in to classes for a few months now and I think this is the best workout in Austin.”
The 24 studios listed for Austin, TX teach yoga. Class styles, schedules and whether beginners are welcome come from what each studio publishes itself; ratings and quotes come from public reviews.
Area overview: Austin, TX
All 24 studios we list here are in Austin itself. We have 54 studios in Austin on file; this page shows the highest-rated 24. The studios on this page are rated from 4.4 to 5.0 across 3,321 reviews; 15 have 50 or more reviews and 23 are rated 4.5 or higher. When students and parents rate these studios on specific qualities, they most often praise quality (100%), professionalism (87%) and communication (78%). The topics that come up most in reviews of the studios on this page are "community", "energy" and "atmosphere". 1 is open around the clock; all 24 are open on Saturdays and 21 on Sundays. 2 have a BBB rating of A or A+. Domain records put 17 websites of the studios on this page at ten or more years old; the oldest dates from 1999. 2 offer online lessons and 9 list coupons or special offers. We have a website on file for all 24 of the studios on this page; 19 publish a contact page; 22 list a public email and 9 take bookings online. We count these figures across the studios on this page; hours and prices change, so confirm the details with the studio before you enroll.
When are yoga classes listed for Austin busiest?
Visit data for 15 of these studios shows weekday evenings as the busiest and Saturday afternoons as the quietest. A quiet slot means more attention from the teacher and more room for your mat, which is worth a lot in a first class.
Flow Yoga
“Many classes avail during the day, so you can find what best suit your schedule and personal preferences.”
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Ace of Cups Massage and Wellness
“Everyone was very kind and accommodating, parking was easy, and the space was very relaxing and beautiful!”
Studio Satya
“I've felt very supported in a range of types of classes, and they work to make their classes accessible through work-trade options and online classes as well as traditional in-person classes.”
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Practice Yoga Austin
“And I love that it is donation based, the way Yoga should be.”
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Wild Heart Yoga
“Marybeth invites you to move at your own pace, work with the practice you are comfortable in, she touches your soul during the class with an energy that vibrates with pure heart, love, kindness and compassion.”
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YTX Yoga
“Patrick did a phenomenal job at leading the class with clear and descriptive cues that allowed me to not only be focused in the workout, but never feel lost as to what moves were coming next.”
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Del Sol Yoga & Kung Fu
“Highly recommend if you are looking for authentic Kung Fu teachings along with an extremely positive environment.”
Yoga For You
“Having practiced yoga for several years many years ago, I am amazed at how inept I was to begin with and how quickly I am progressing under the wisdom of Elaine and her talented instructors.”
Trufusion South Austin
“The ambiance with the low lighting, music choice, and candles lit is amazing.”
Shuniya Yoga Collective
“If you're looking for a deeper spiritually focused yoga community, look no further.”
Austin Yoga Tree
“Also, they are super good about accommodating injuries and making adjustments so each person can personalize their practice.”
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My Vinyasa Practice
“The studio itself it's nice too, the classes are small enough to feel personal but still spacious”
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Oak + Lotus Yoga
“This is the first time I've joined a yoga class that felt so welcoming and inviting!”
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Shape Method
“I've been to a number of barre classes around town and can say this class was the best.”
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Pilates Center of Austin
“I can't believe there are not 10,000 5 star reviews, but honestly I don't want more people to come.”
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The Retreat by Mantra Yoga Collective
“I've taken classes with 4 or 5 different instructors and enjoyed all of them!”
Eonyoga
“I enjoyed every moment of this course and would highly recommend it to anyone wanting to improve their practice or enter into teaching yoga.”
Yoga Vida
“The space is beautiful, the teachers are magical and the yoga is pure.”
Why these companies made our list
What students and parents say about studios in Austin
- “The teaching staff is exceptional. You feel the love the minute you walk in the door -- it's a nurturing, spiritual and safe community -- and lots of great yoga!” — from a review of Wild Heart Yoga
- “Your Yoga is a calm and welcoming space I'm happy to visit several times a week.” — from a review of Your Yoga
- “Awesome yoga studio! Would highly recommend - amazing classes and a welcoming environment!” — from a review of YTX Yoga
- “This place is awesome! I have been a yoga teacher for 20 years, and I find this the most authentic, down-to-earth, friendly, and warm yoga studio in town.” — from a review of Studio Satya
- “I'm a senior with almost no experience with yoga and Elaine made it easy to get moving quickly toward my goals.” — from a review of Yoga For You
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