Looking for hot yoga in Portland? Our directory tracks the studios worth stepping into the hot room for — from beginner-friendly heated flow to sweat-it-out Bikram and power classes. Use the map and rankings below to find your heat, compare styles, and grab an intro offer before you commit.
4.9 ★★★★★ 278 reviews
🔥 Free first class — check their site
Welcoming, easy-to-book yoga studio featuring heated and non-heated rooms.
4.9 ★★★★★ 192 reviews
🔥 Free first class — check their site
Welcoming and family-run studio for hot yoga and regular yoga classes, plus teacher training.
4.8 ★★★★★ 182 reviews
🔥 Free first class — check their site
Yoga & fitness studio offering heated & unheated classes in an airy, relaxed atmosphere.
4.9 ★★★★★ 134 reviews
Studio offering a variety of hot yoga styles, including Bikram and Vinyasa, plus Pilates.
4.6 ★★★★★ 137 reviews
🔥 Free first class — check their site
Branch of a yoga chain offering a variety of classes including hot yoga, with mat and towel rentals.
4.7 ★★★★★ 125 reviews
🔥 Free first class — check their site
Chain fitness center offering a variety of yoga classes in a heated environment.
The smartest way to start: these studios offer a new-student deal — a free first class or a discounted intro package: Seeking Space Yoga, YoYoYogi Yoga Studio, Firelight Yoga, Wild Reed Yoga, CorePower Yoga - Portland Northwest, Sculpt Yoga. Try a couple before you commit to a membership. Check each studio's schedule for current deals, and see the full list on our intro offers page.
New to the heat? These studios flag beginner-welcoming classes: YoYoYogi Yoga Studio, Wild Reed Yoga, CorePower Yoga - Portland Northwest, Sculpt Yoga, Home Hot Yoga, HOTWORX - Portland, OR - Washington Square. Read what to expect at your first class before you go, or browse every beginner-friendly studio in the directory.
Hot yoga is not one class — Bikram, hot vinyasa, sculpt, and infrared all feel different. Our styles guide breaks them down, or browse every hot yoga style and the amenities (showers, mat rental, ClassPass) each studio offers.
I am a member of the Seeking Space Yoga. I had never taken an aerial yoga class until today and I loved it! It was neat to see that I can do yoga movements in the air while I am in the hammock. Our instructor, Annie, was so nice and led us all through the class.
I've just celebrated one year of going to YoYoYogi and my only regret is that I didn't find it sooner. It's become my yoga home thanks to the community they cultivate and well-rounded teachers with knowledge far beyond just the physical practice of yoga.
When I tell you, this is my favorite place to be - I actually consider this to be my third space. Walking in and just seeing everyone so excited and determined to crush their workout is so fun. It’s also so well lit, warm and cozy.
