Yoga Pura
“Amazing place, such wonderful instructors, and what is offered for veterans is so beautiful.”
Best Yoga Classes in Phoenix, AZ
18 studios listed · all 18 in Phoenix · 3 open 24/7 · 15 open weekends · 16 rated 4.5+
Data verified October 18, 2026
Desert Breeze Yoga
“We arrived over half an hour late due to unforeseen traffic and trouble finding parking but Evelyn was so gracious and flexible and stayed positive the whole time we were communicating with her.”
Sweatshop on Central
“And the studio has a great vibe with natural sunlight coming in and friendly people greeting you when you come in.”
Radi8 HOT Yoga Desert Ridge
“In a time of division, hate, confusion and pain radi8 is a refuge of peace, love, kindness and clarity.”
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Surya Yoga
“The energy here is safe and nurturing and I have met some very special people here who have become my closest friends.”
Yoga's Arc (Mobile Yoga Company)
“She makes yoga accessible to all, offering free classes to survivors of sexual assault and to the needy.”
The 18 studios listed for Phoenix, AZ 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: Phoenix, AZ
All 18 studios we list here are in Phoenix itself. We have 22 studios in Phoenix on file; this page shows the highest-rated 18. The studios on this page are rated from 4.0 to 5.0 across 1,217 reviews; 4 have 50 or more reviews and 16 are rated 4.5 or higher. The topics that come up most in reviews of the studios on this page are "community" and "energy". 3 are open around the clock; 14 are open on Saturdays and 14 on Sundays. 9 have ten or more years of experience, the longest 21 years. 1 lists coupons or special offers. We have a website on file for 17 of the studios on this page; 12 publish a contact page; 9 list a public email and 5 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 Phoenix busiest?
Visit data for 6 of these studios shows Saturday mornings 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.
Ironwood Yoga Studios
“I started with Yin and Restorative and was amazed at how different I started to feel in the first month.”
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Crossfit Magna
“The workouts are challenging but rewarding, and the instructors make sure your form is correct.”
Trace Zen Yoga
“Completely out of my comfort zone but I was able to relax and open up.”
Center For Pain and Supportive Care
“Each person you come in contact with at the Center is very competent and most of all caring.”
Abha Yoga
“I have attended many Abha Yoga classes for almost two years and have enjoyed them all.”
KA Dance Studios
“Great for renting out to rehearse and get that extra practice in!”
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Ashtanga Yoga Phoenix
“Cindy is absolutly phenominal, I feel myself getting a stronger core physically and mentally as the weeks pass.”
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AZ Foothills Dance
“I take the Tuesday night Salsa with Sway, highly recommend!”
Center For Divine Awakening
“Through Hari Japs guidance and encouragement I learned to become disciplined for God, healing my body, mental chatter and abundance lack.”
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Be Lotus Pilates & Wellness
“In the year and a half I've been seeing her, my back pain has diminished and my posture has improved.”
Walter Yoga
“A place where epic experiences are made, insecurities forgotten and smiles are the only thing contagious.”
Nutre
“I would definitely recommend working with Sam and allowing her to help you reach your own calm xx”
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