Whether you’re a devoted yogi searching for your new go-to studio or just curious about what’s available nearby, Carmel is packed with inspiring places to practice. From sweaty power flows to restorative sessions for pure relaxation, these local yoga studios offer something for every mood and experience level.
Let’s get to it.
Fire & Flow Yoga
At Fire & Flow Yoga in Carmel, you get a studio that vibes between a party and a chill hangout. Their main focus is Baptiste-inspired power yoga in an infrared-heated room that stays around 85 to 96 degrees so you’ll definitely sweat. If you prefer something less intense, they’ve got non-heated gentle flows, restorative sessions, and even Candlelight Yin for pure relaxation. And if you’d rather stay seated, Chair Yoga has your back.
There are over 25 classes each week, and when summer hits they sometimes move practice outdoors. The instructor team counts about 15 to 20 pros who cover everything from power flow to sound baths. They really roll out the welcome mat for beginners with private sessions and drop-ins under their “We Love Beginners” banner. You’ll find filtered water, cold lavender towels, and all the amenities you’d expect, no stuffy vibes here. Pricing ranges from $10 community classes to intro-month deals, class packs, and full memberships so you can pick whatever fits your budget and plans.
Sol Hot Yoga Studio
Sol Hot Yoga Studio in Carmel is the go-to spot for anyone who loves their practice at full heat. Classes run at about 105 degrees so you’ll sweat out stress while boosting flexibility. They offer gentle Hatha if you’re new, breath-focused Sol Vinyasa when you want more movement, and there’s even a Candlelight session that’s as soothing as it sounds with dim lights and mellow tunes.
They open early for sunrise yogis and stay open late for the after-work crowd. Pricing ranges from a simple drop-in rate to multi-class packs and even shareable mega-packs if you’ve got friends to bring along. The vibe is homey since it’s family-owned, and many of the instructors trained right here in the studio’s own Yoga Alliance-accredited program.
You’ll find communal parking out back and a hydration station that’s essential when you’re sweating like a waterfall. With its family feel and top-notch teachers, Sol Hot Yoga Studio makes it easy to keep coming back for every steamy class experience.
Ozwell
When you arrive at Ozwell in Carmel, everything feels high-end and serene… the lighting, the music, the layout, it all sets a calm tone. They serve up a wild amount of yoga options. You’ve got Energize and Vinyasa that’ll have you sweating buckets in their infrared-heated studio, but there are also slower classes like Slow Flow and Restore if you’d rather move without melting. They even offer a yoga class for golfers which comes as a surprise.
Beyond yoga, mindfulness and breathwork are woven into pretty much every session. After class, the recovery lounge offers an infrared sauna, a cold plunge you’ll talk about for days, plus compression and red-light therapy because why not add more recovery perks? Parents will love the on-site childcare so they can drop kids off and get in a class.
Pricing doesn’t feel like a wallet-buster. There’s a $25 intro that covers both a yoga class and a recovery session, plus memberships and class packs to fit your schedule. Ozwell is genuinely focused on helping you unwind, recharge, and maybe sweat out some serious stress.
SageHouse Yoga
At SageHouse Yoga in Carmel, IN, you’ll find a studio setup that fits whatever vibe you’re after. They have three rooms: the Sun Room stays around 100 to 105 degrees for hot yoga lovers, the Moon Room is cooler for classes where you don’t want to drip on your neighbor, and the Stars Room is a private space for rentals, Reiki, or however you roll. Props like blocks and straps are always available, especially handy during Yin and Restore classes.
Their class menu goes from gentle Foundations, Restore, and Yin for those starting out or winding down, up to Vinyasa Power when you need to move before work. Most classes give you the choice between heated or non-heated, and they run all day long. Pricing sticks to local norms, with single class drop-ins, class packs, and all-you-can-sweat annual memberships that even come with buddy passes.
There’s convenient parking above Panera and plenty of spots nearby so you don’t have to trek across the lot. Inside, you’ll find showers and a lounge filled with fun knickknacks. SageHouse Yoga delivers a cozy, flexible space for every kind of yogi.
Prana Bar
Right off the bat, Prana Bar feels more like your favorite hideout than a yoga studio. It forgoes the big-box gym atmosphere for a cozy, 1,000-sq-ft space where swapping playlists is as normal as flowing through poses. There’s no heated room to power through… just fresh, energetically clean air and a chill-but-charged vibe.
Classes run on Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays. All instructors are certified and versed in prana principles, with many doubling as Pilates pros who dive into pranic healing if that’s your thing. Sessions last 75 minutes and blend meditation, movement, and a dash of playful experimentation. Every class is open to all levels, so no one’s judging your Downward Dog.
If group classes aren’t your jam, check out Prana Walks—outdoor walking yoga—or log into Prana Posture Lite on Zoom. Mats and props are on hand, or feel free to bring your own. The schedule also includes workshops and guided meditations. Drop-in pricing makes it easy to pop in whenever, and monthly subscriptions are available if you want to commit.
The Yoga Studio – Carmel
At The Yoga Studio – Carmel, you’ll find a dark, moody space designed for serious sweat sessions and wholehearted support. Most classes take place in a heated room—except Slow Flow, which eases you into warmth without blasting the heat.
They offer something for every preference and schedule: Hot Vinyasa, Power Flow, Short-Form Ashtanga, traditional Yin, and restorative yoga with optional Thai bodywork. In a rush? Try one of the 45-minute express classes. If you’re craving a fresh challenge, workshops and special events pop up regularly.
All-levels classes mean each instructor provides hands-on tips and modifications, so you’ll never feel stuck on the sidelines. After class, browse the retail area for high-quality mats and seriously absorbent sweat towels that beat those flimsy hotel versions.
Parking options include the plaza lot and nearby street spots. There’s chilled, filtered water on tap—just bring your own bottle. Students, seniors, and military personnel enjoy discounted rates, and the $29 two-week unlimited intro pass is perfect for testing the waters.
YogaSix Carmel
Walking into YogaSix Carmel feels like stepping into a modern studio with LED lighting and a killer sound system… you might wonder if you’re here to sweat or to dance. They offer more class options than most streaming apps. Slow Flow is perfect for keeping it chill, Signature heated classes let you melt away tension, and there’s even a TRX option if you want to spice things up. All classes are sequenced by intensity instead of skill so you can just show up and choose what feels right.
You’ll find lockers and changing rooms stocked with dry shampoo, deodorant, and towels. The FloWater station makes tap water taste fancy. Forgot your mat? No worries, they rent mats and sell all the gear you’ve been eyeing. The instructors bring legit credentials and there’s a wellness adviser on staff, so expert guidance is right around the corner.
Even though it’s part of a chain, YogaSix Carmel feels friendly. With over seven instructors and plenty of class times all week, it works for everyone—from Restorative fans to those who just come for the essential oil towel at the end. Parking is easy and the space is fully accessible.
