If you think every yoga studio feels the same, you haven’t explored the Eastside’s wealth of options yet. From tranquil spaces with meditation circles to sweat-soaked flows in heated rooms, this region’s studios reflect the character of their neighborhoods and the unique needs of their students.
Let’s get to it.
Bsod Nams Yoga
From the moment you step inside Bsod Nams Yoga, the focus on personal attention is immediately clear. Every class caters to prenatal and postpartum needs, making each session feel tailored. Instructor Martina offers careful guidance, adjusting postures so every student works comfortably at her own pace, without pressure to keep up with anyone else. Whether you are in your third trimester or weeks past delivery, the sequences build strength safely and invite a calm state of mind.
The studio space is spotless and welcoming. An accessible entrance, ample parking and a restroom keep logistics simple. Meditation and breathwork weave through each class for a full mind-body reset, and you leave feeling refreshed both mentally and physically. If heading out the door is hard, online options mean you can join from home.
They also hold community events like sound baths and guided meditation sessions, showing they value connection beyond the mat. This Bellevue studio offers a genuine sense of community that stands out from larger, generic yoga spaces.
YogaSix Sammamish
At YogaSix Sammamish, tucked away on SE 4th Street, the boutique studio vibe blends modern design with a welcoming feel. Six class styles cover a full spectrum from heated Power Flow to restorative sessions. A beginner level class walks you through basic poses like downward dog, while Slow Flow lets you hold each stretch longer. Friendly staff greet you by name and guide every sequence with clear cues, avoiding the cold formality you sometimes find elsewhere.
The facility stays clean and well maintained. Lockers work properly, and the showers deliver hot water on demand. Class times range from early morning to late evening so both morning people and night owls have options. Membership plans and class packs offer flexibility and cost savings if you plan to practice regularly. Mat and prop rental keep your bag light, though you may prefer to bring your own. Parking stays manageable unless every Sammamish resident decides to unwind at once.
Teacher training programs are available, and community classes sometimes move outdoors in nice weather. This studio makes yoga accessible, useful and friendly for all skill levels.
Hot Yoga Inc. Bellevue
Operating since 2004, Hot Yoga Inc. Bellevue continues to welcome students at all levels. Classes include Hatha, Power Yoga, Yin and Yoga Sculpt, which mixes traditional yoga with light strength moves. Sessions run all week and you can drop in or choose from package deals. Mats, straps and blocks are provided so there’s no need to haul gear.
The studio uses infrared heat to encourage flexibility and bring on the sweat, while keeping temperatures manageable. Changing rooms and hot showers make it easy to freshen up and the on-site parking eliminates any stress about finding a spot. All instructors complete Hot Yoga Inc.’s own training program, ensuring consistent teaching quality.
Beginners can join starter workshops, and those interested in leading classes will find state-certified teacher training on offer. In addition to regular sessions, community events, online classes and occasional retreats extend the experience beyond the mat. This Bellevue studio blends classic yoga with modern conveniences in a steady, approachable way.
TruFusion Bellevue
TruFusion Bellevue offers a wide variety of fitness classes under one roof. Located on the second floor of Lincoln Square South, the studio hosts over 250 sessions each week. Options include heated and non-heated yoga, Pilates, HIIT, barre, boxing and TRX, all in spacious, well-lit rooms. Towels and mats are supplied, so you can grab what you need on your way in.
Instructors know their disciplines and adapt moves for all experience levels. Some classes reach up to 102 degrees for a serious sweat, while others focus on low-impact strength. Post-session, shower facilities and lockers make it easy to transition back to your day. Garage parking with validation adds extra convenience.
Drop-in rates run around $30, and membership plans may offer better value if you plan regular attendance. There’s no on-site childcare, but you can join virtual classes from home when needed. With its mix of styles, flexible schedule and modern amenities, this studio covers nearly every fitness need in Bellevue.
Hot Yoga Experience Issaquah
At Hot Yoga Experience Issaquah, the name says it all. This family-owned studio truly has a neighborhood feel, but instead of coffee and chatter, people are sweating and stretching. They use Far Infrared heating, so you won’t get blasted by furnace‐style heat. The temperature rises gradually, keeping you comfortable whether you choose Hot Power Vinyasa, Hot Hatha, or the milder HYE Renew class.
The studio remains spotless and offers plenty of room to move without worrying about bumping into the person next to you. Instructors are both supportive and well versed in alignment, so you get clear guidance rather than judgment. Regulars and newcomers mix easily, creating a welcoming atmosphere.
Amenities include secure locker rooms, showers, and private sauna sessions using the same infrared technology. Parking is convenient with a dedicated lot. Workshops and teacher trainings are available for anyone looking to deepen their practice.
Body & Brain Yoga Tai Chi
Since 1985, Body & Brain Yoga Tai Chi has offered a range of Eastern wellness disciplines under one roof. Founded by Ilchi Lee, the studio features yoga, tai chi, qigong, meditation, and breathwork. Classes like Core Class and Rhythm & Vibration aim to align mind, body, and spirit in a single session.
You can attend in person or join an online class, making it easy to fit into a busy schedule. Instructors hold multiple certifications, so each session goes beyond basic poses to include holistic insights. The atmosphere is inclusive and community oriented rather than competitive.
Daily classes cater to all fitness levels, and the varied schedule helps you find the right fit. While details on equipment and parking are sparse, the breadth of offerings does much of the work. In essence, this studio combines a traditional yoga experience with added mind-body practices.
Discover Yoga
Discover Yoga in Redmond has centered its practice on Viniyoga since opening in 1997. Classes are tailored to participants, so instructors adjust poses to match each individual rather than expecting everyone to conform to one standard. This studio delivers an intimate environment rather than a packed gym.
Sessions run throughout the week, mornings through evenings, making it easy to find a convenient time. Classes accommodate beginners while also presenting advanced options. There is no heated room—just straightforward yoga with clear instructions.
Mats, blocks, and straps are available at no extra cost, and free parking in the Redmond Center lot removes logistical headaches. Weekly community classes on Fridays, specialized workshops, and occasional retreats add variety. A small retail area features locally sourced yoga accessories. Instructors are Viniyoga specialists focused on fostering inclusive classes both in person and online.
Mindful Yogasanaa
Mindful YOGAsanaa, led by Deepi Metkar, brings over 20 years of experience and training from Art of Living and Bilva Yogashala. Instructors blend asanas and pranayama with meditation and occasional head massage techniques. Online sessions run daily for ages 14 and up, while in-person classes include structured kids’ yoga levels with medals and certificates.
The studio focuses on traditional yoga and holistic practices rather than spa amenities. You will need to bring your own mat. Recordings of Sun Salutations support weekend practice, and community events add another layer of connection. While there is no formal childcare or detailed parking guide, the focus on instruction and intention remains clear.
Deepi’s background includes work in animation and university health programs, ensuring a disciplined yet approachable teaching style. Expect structured classes, intentional breathing practices, and community gatherings that support both physical and mental well-being.
SolarYou Yoga
At SolarYou Yoga you’ll find a clean, modern studio bathed in natural light from oversized windows. Classes cater to all levels, so beginners and seasoned practitioners don’t share the same mat space. You choose a session that suits you, whether that’s a gentle Deep Stretch, Universal Yoga with cross-mat sequences, or a more challenging flow.
Instructors teach authentic practices like Ashtanga variations and Yin with myofascial release. Most carry credentials such as RYT and E-RYT, so you know they’ve put in the hours. Amenities include mat and towel rentals, secure lockers, heated floors, and spacious showers. Eco-friendly mats and studio materials reinforce a green approach.
Parking relies on street spaces typical of downtown Kirkland. Beyond drop-in classes, SolarYou hosts workshops, offers online sessions, and runs a foundations program for new students. Teacher training is available for those committed to deepening their practice. Intro rates make it easy to get started, and ongoing membership options are competitively priced. No gimmicks, just solid yoga in a bright, uncluttered space.
Cut + Flow Studio
In Bothell, Cut + Flow Studio offers a balanced approach to strength and yoga. XFormer classes deliver modern strength training, while Vinyasa, Hatha and Yin sessions provide a full yoga menu. Each class level welcomes beginners and seasoned practitioners alike. Instructors offer clear modifications so you can build confidence without feeling judged.
The atmosphere feels supportive, almost like you have a personal cheer squad. Infrared heating warms the room gently without turning classes into a sauna, and high standards of cleanliness mean no lingering sweat smells. Mats and towels are available, as are free grip socks for new clients. A special introductory package gives unlimited classes and covers grip socks, making it easy to try everything.
Covered parking and spacious changing rooms add convenience on busy days. The class schedule runs throughout the week, with early morning, midday and evening options. If your goal is to improve both your muscle tone and flexibility, this studio delivers a practical mix of workouts and relaxation.
Patva Yoga
Nestled in Bothell, Patva Yoga feels more like a friendly gathering than a large studio. Owner Arpana Gurjar, a RYT-500 instructor, leads Hatha and Vinyasa classes in an unheated, boutique setting. You will find special sessions for prenatal students and kids, so everyone from first-timers to advanced practitioners is welcome.
Classes remain small to ensure personalized attention. The studio supplies blocks, straps, and bolsters, though you should bring a grippy mat. Parking is easy with an on-site lot, eliminating the stress of street hunting.
An introductory special offers unlimited classes for $49 during the first month, letting you explore the full schedule. While there are no heated rooms or elaborate showers, the focus stays on proper adjustments and a close-knit community vibe. Patva Yoga provides a personal and supportive environment without the crowds.
