Urban Om prides itself as a hub of serenity and wellness in the city. Aside from being a yoga and Pilates studio, they also have a café complete with snacks and drinks.

As newcomers, we were able to take advantage of their introduction offer of $60. This was inclusive of six classes that are valid for a full month.

If you don’t have a mat or towel, you can hire theirs. Other equipment such as blocks, straps, and bands are free to use within their premises.

They have two kinds of classes: heated and non-heated. Heated classes are taught in rooms that are between 32 and 40 degrees Celsius, allowing students to sweat more.

All of their classes are open to all levels, but you should start out with non-heated classes if it’s your first time. You should likewise avoid the heated class if you have any health conditions.

We recommend the Urban Restore class for beginners. This is a slower paced non-heated Vinyasa class that acquaints you with the basic poses and flows.

You should also come in at least 15 minutes before your class starts, as latecomers may not be allowed to enter. This also gives you enough time to prepare and warm up before the class begins.

They have a total of five classes, which may not be enough for expert yogis. Thus, we think Urban Om best fits those who are still starting out in their yoga practice.

Yoga Space has a wide variety of yoga classes for every yogi out there. They have beginner-friendly Ashtanga, Vinyasa for those looking to deepen their practice, and yoga for pregnant women and kids.

What they don’t have is hot yoga, but this wasn’t a problem for us. If you’re looking for more challenging sessions, you can join their advanced classes or Mysore classes that require memorisation.

New members can avail of the $49 new student special. This gives you unlimited access to their in-person and online classes valid for two weeks.

We found this to be a good deal but were quite disappointed that regular memberships are paid per week. You can choose between a rate of $37 and $43.75 per week.

Alternatively, you can choose their class passes. Their single-class rate is $28, or you can get an 8-class pass for $160 that’s valid for three months.

Despite that, however, we do think that their classes are of great quality. The teachers explained the poses and flows to beginners adequately and were attentive throughout the class.

We also like how they have dedicated classes for beginners, such as Ashtanga, Vinyasa, and gentle yoga. This helped us deepen our practice, especially since we didn’t feel conscious about our yoga knowledge or fitness level.

Yogahub is exactly as its name suggests: it’s a hub for any yogi. We were impressed by the variety in their classes, and outside of that, they also offer special courses for beginners or those who want to go deeper into their practice.

We took their introductory offer of $30 for 14 days of unlimited classes, which was a great deal. This encouraged us to take as many classes as we could—with some of us taking one class daily!

This also allowed us to discover which class was right for us and which teachers we liked best.

Beginners can also join their beginner courses, which run for eight weeks. This suits those who have no prior knowledge or experience of yoga and are looking to build their foundation.

Their studio is also cosy and welcoming with indoor plants, lots of natural lighting, and wooden floors. It was able to help us get into the proper state of mind before class began.

We also like how their memberships and packages are priced. You have the option to pay per week or every fortnight for a membership or buy class passes that expire six months after first use.

However, their location is not too convenient for those in the Perth CBD. While it’s accessible by car or bus, we recommend that you take into account your transportation costs before you commit to a membership.

The Yoga Garage does not look like your typical yoga studio. Their exterior is unassuming and looks a bit industrial, and they’ve decorated their interior with some urban notes.

They mostly focus on hot yoga, although you can take their yin yoga which is without heat. Yin yoga is the only non-heated yoga class they have, which we don’t think is enough variety.

Hot yoga classes can reach up to 40 degrees Celsius, and with the sun shining from the window, it can get too hot for some.

We tried their hot Vinyasa class, and while we enjoyed the extra burn, we don’t recommend it for newbies or those sensitive to heat.

Their studio is also a bit smaller than the rest, and their hot yoga classes tend to be full, especially on weekends and past 5 PM.

This means that you might end up bumping into your fellow yogi, although some have complained about the scent of sweat and body odour. For a smaller class size, we recommend attending early in the morning or just after noontime.

They have affordable rates with their introductory offer at $59 for 30 days of unlimited classes. However, their lack of variety in their classes did leave us disappointed, and we were unable to take full advantage of their deal.

The introductory offer is also only available to Perth residents. Thus, if you’re a tourist or foreign resident, you will have to choose from their regular memberships or class passes.

When we had our first class in Bloom Yoga, we were delighted to hear that other students have been attending their classes for over a decade!

This was a testament to the quality of their classes, which we were glad to have experienced. We found the teachers to be welcoming and encouraging, always willing to assist students struggling with a pose.

We were also impressed with the variety in their classes. While we had no pregnant women in our group, they had multiple yoga classes for pregnant women and mums.

We got to speak to some of these women who told us that their teachers were always gentle and attentive to their needs. Some of them also tried the Mums & Bubs class with their kids, which introduced some fun into their yoga practice.

Because yoga classes are mostly occupied by women, our male friends enjoyed their men’s classes. Their general classes, however, are open to all genders and all levels.

They also host retreats and special courses throughout the year. These are typically held on a weekend, and rates are inclusive of accommodation, food, yoga classes, and sound baths.

They are a bit far from the Perth CBD, so we only paid the per-class rate of $27. However, you can choose class passes or memberships that are paid fortnightly or monthly.

North Perth Yoga Room caters to practitioners of different levels and preferences by offering a variety of classes. From Foundation classes for newcomers to Developing and Established classes for experienced yogis, there’s something for everyone. The availability of different class lengths accommodates varying schedules and commitments.

With decades of experience, the instructors at North Perth Yoga Room bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to their classes. They provide expert guidance and personalized attention to help students deepen their practice and achieve their wellness goals.

In addition to regular classes, North Perth Yoga Room hosts workshops and retreats led by renowned instructors in the field. These events offer opportunities for deepening one’s practice, exploring specialized topics, and fostering community connections in a supportive environment.

While North Perth Yoga Room offers a range of classes, the class schedule may be limited compared to larger yoga studios. This could pose challenges for individuals with busy schedules or specific time constraints, potentially limiting their ability to attend classes regularly.

Overall, North Perth Yoga Room stands out as a reputable yoga studio committed to providing high-quality instruction and promoting holistic well-being through the practice of Iyengar Yoga. With experienced instructors, a focus on alignment and safety, and a variety of classes and workshops, it offers valuable opportunities for individuals seeking to embark on or deepen their yoga journey.

Aerial Yoga Perth offers more than just physical exercise; it provides a transformative journey of self-discovery and holistic wellness. Through aerial arts, practitioners can enhance flexibility, strength, and inner peace, embracing the playful aspect of movement without competitiveness.

Led by experienced instructors, classes at Aerial Yoga Perth are guided with care and expertise. Whether you’re a novice or an experienced aerial enthusiast, instructors tailor sessions to accommodate varying skill levels, ensuring a rewarding experience for all.

Nestled in Fremantle’s cultural hub, the studio offers a serene and inviting ambiance. Decorated in soft whites and bathed in natural light, the minimalist and feminine space provides a tranquil oasis amidst urban hustle.

While Aerial Yoga Perth offers a serene space in Fremantle, its singular location may pose challenges for individuals residing outside the area. Expanding to multiple locations could enhance accessibility for a broader demographic.

Overall, Aerial Yoga Perth stands out as a premier destination for aerial arts and holistic wellness in Western Australia. With its commitment to safety, expert instruction, diverse offerings, and welcoming atmosphere, the studio provides a transformative experience for practitioners of all levels. 

Horizon Yoga Cottesloe offers a wide range of yoga classes to suit diverse preferences and needs. From dynamic Vinyasa Yoga to gentle Slow Flow Yoga, and from invigorating Pilates Fusion to restorative Yin and Yang Yoga, there’s something for everyone at Horizon Yoga Cottesloe. The diverse class offerings cater to practitioners seeking physical strength, mental clarity, and spiritual connection.

We like that they offer a compelling introductory offer for new students, providing access to unlimited yoga classes for 30 days at an affordable rate. This introductory pass allows students to explore different classes, styles, and instructors, giving them the opportunity to discover the practice that resonates most with them.

Furthermore, nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of WA, Horizon Yoga Cottesloe draws inspiration from the tranquil surroundings of the coast, creating a serene and harmonious environment for yoga practice. The studio’s proximity to nature fosters a deeper connection to the earth, allowing practitioners to find peace and solace amidst the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Note that due to the popularity of Horizon Yoga Cottesloe and the limited capacity of the studio, students may encounter challenges in securing spots in their desired classes, especially during peak hours or busy periods. It’s advisable to book classes in advance to ensure availability, particularly for popular sessions.

Overall, Horizon Yoga Cottesloe offers a transformative yoga experience that blends the beauty of nature with the art of yoga practice. With inspiring surroundings, experienced instructors, diverse class offerings, and a supportive community, Horizon Yoga Cottesloe provides practitioners with the tools and guidance they need to cultivate physical strength, mental clarity, and spiritual well-being.