Is yogahub the only hot yoga option in Dublin?

No, though yogahub is the most widespread with six locations across the city. The Space Between in the city centre runs highly rated hot yoga classes with shower and changing facilities. Yoga Lab in Sandyford uses infrared heaters and offers a more boutique experience. Yoga Dublin is a dedicated studio offering hot yoga, heated Pilates, and barre across multiple locations. Each has a distinct atmosphere and teaching approach.

What heated formats are available in Dublin beyond hot yoga?

Hot Pilates has grown significantly in Dublin's studio scene. yogahub Swords and Point Square both run hot Pilates sculpt classes that have drawn strong reviews. Yoga Dublin offers heated Pilates alongside hot yoga. The Space Between runs hot yoga with post-class showers available. Yoga Lab Sandyford uses infrared heaters for a gentler heat profile compared to convection-based studios.

Which Dublin hot yoga studio is best for first-timers?

yogahub Blackrock and Castleknock are both described in reviews as genuinely welcoming for first-timers, with instructors who explain progressions and modifications clearly before each pose. Yoga Dublin also receives consistent praise for making first-timers feel at ease during hot yoga and heated Pilates classes. If you're new to hot yoga specifically, letting the studio know at booking helps instructors orient you to the heat before class starts.

Best hot yoga and heated classes in Dublin, 2025

5.0
9,556 reviews

yogahub Swords sits at the top of this list for the consistency of its heat-specific reviews: 5 reviews, 5.0 average, all centred on hot Pilates classes that practitioners describe as tough, effective, and led by instructors who bring both skill and energy to a heated environment. The Swords location serves Dublin's northside suburbs, and the review base reflects a loyal community of practitioners who've made the hot Pilates classes a weekly fixture.

The accounts specifically call out the physical demand of the heated Pilates format and the quality of instruction that makes hard sessions feel manageable. For practitioners in the north Dublin area who want a hot Pilates studio rather than a hot yoga studio, yogahub Swords is the strongest option in this dataset.

"[Instructor] is fantastic. I really love her hot Pilates classes. They are tough but leave you feeling so, so good after."

"Fully converted hot Pilates fan. Great class, great instructor."

"Amazing instructor! Love hot Pilates. It would be great if it was on more days."

5.0
25,275 reviews

yogahub Blackrock is the Southside's most-reviewed studio in this dataset, with 25,275 total reviews backing up its reputation as a consistently well-run operation. The hot yoga classes here carry a 5.0 theme average across 6 reviews, and the accounts are specific: an instructor who offers wheel pose assistance, helps practitioners into pincha for the first time, and creates a Saturday morning atmosphere that draws people back specifically for the hot session even when they can't come regularly.

The Blackrock location in Frascati serves Dun Laoghaire, Stillorgan, and the wider Southside catchment. For practitioners who want a hot yoga session that leaves them with a genuine sense of physical achievement, the Saturday yogahub Blackrock class appears repeatedly across this dataset's review evidence as exactly that.

"My first time trying hot yoga and this was by far the best class I've ever been to. The teacher was so welcoming and during the whole class she was brilliant."

"[Instructor]'s hot yoga class is incredible. She created a welcoming and supportive environment, making sure everyone felt comfortable while still challenging us to push our limits. I left feeling both energized and grounded."

"Always a great Saturday morning workout. Each pose is shown with various progressions and modifications for each participant to choose what suits them best."

5.0
12,710 reviews

yogahub Castleknock serves Dublin's northwest suburbs with a studio that practitioners consistently describe as welcoming and well-calibrated for both first-timers and regular hot yoga practitioners. The 8 heat-specific reviews carry a 5.0 average, and the formats on offer span hot yin, hot yoga, and hot Pilates sculpt, giving practitioners flexibility depending on what their bodies need on a given week.

Multiple accounts specifically highlight the quality of first-hot-yoga experiences at this location, noting the calm ambiance, the clarity of instruction, and the physical result: leaving relaxed and planning the return visit before they've even changed. The 4.88 overall rating across 12,710 reviews confirms this is one of yogahub's strongest-performing locations across the network.

"Hot yoga with [Instructor]. First time at the Castleknock studio and doing hot yoga. The welcoming atmosphere and calming ambiance set the tone for a great session. [Instructor] was knowledgeable, supportive and guided us through each pose with clarity and encouragement. I left feeling relaxed and will definitely be back."

"First time trying hot yoga. The instructor, [Instructor], was brilliant and made me feel really comfortable."

"[Instructor]'s hot Pilates sculpt class was exactly what I was looking for. It's my favourite class so far."

5.0
5,216 reviews

Yoga Dublin is a studio dedicated to the full spectrum of wellness practice, from hot yoga to prenatal Pilates, barre, and meditation. The hot yoga and heated Pilates classes occupy a specific position within that offering: sessions described as architecturally beautiful in setting, with instruction that emphasises core strength, form correction, and the energising effect of a properly heated room over the course of a morning practice.

The 4 heat-specific reviews carry a 5.0 average, with one detailed account of a heated Pilates class praising the instructor's ability to challenge core engagement while protecting form and lower back. One review also notes the absence of shower facilities as a practical consideration for hot yoga specifically. For practitioners who want a dedicated studio with a clear wellness identity and a serious approach to heated formats, Yoga Dublin delivers that.

"Superb heated Pilates class in a stunningly beautiful setting. [Instructor] is an outstanding teacher who gently challenges you while protecting your form and lower back. Highly recommended."

"Amazing start to the weekend. I was worried as it was my first hot class, but [Instructor] did a terrific job of guiding through and providing alternatives. Really enjoyed it and will definitely be back."

4.5
51,460 reviews

yogahub Camden Court is the network's flagship by volume, with 51,460 total reviews making it one of the most-reviewed fitness studios in Ireland. The hot yoga classes here are among the most attended on the entire network, with 36 heat-specific reviews reflecting a community that turns up in force, sometimes to the point where mat space is tight. The review base includes a direct request to the studio to either cap the Saturday hot yoga class or add a second session to accommodate demand.

The 4.53 theme average across those 36 reviews reflects an experienced and demanding audience with high expectations. The accounts range from a practitioner describing [Instructor]'s class as the most challenging yoga experience of their life to first-timers who found the room especially hot from a back-to-back class and left feeling thoroughly worked. Camden Court is Dublin's highest-volume hot yoga hub, and the experience scales with that status.

"The most challenging yoga class of my life. [Instructor] pushed us with compassion, charge, and challenge beyond our limits. She finishes this ultra-fast paced, steaming hot yoga class with a profoundly relaxing meditation. Yogahub Camden is phenomenal."

"[Instructor] led us through an invigorating hot yoga class with lots of options to suit energy levels. Left the class on a high."

"Great flow of hot yoga. I really enjoyed the class."

4.6
11,195 reviews

The Space Between is an independent studio in the city centre that has built a solid hot yoga following through quality instruction and practical facility provision. Post-class cold showers and normal shower facilities with changing rooms and hair straighteners are specifically called out in reviews as reasons to book a morning hot yoga class before work, and the studio's 4.86 overall rating across 11,195 reviews reflects an operation that sweats the details alongside its members.

The 15 heat-specific reviews carry a 4.6 average, with multiple instructors named as standouts for their hot yoga class quality. A few reviews note that studio mats could benefit from a different cleaning approach for hot classes, worth knowing if you prefer to bring your own. For practitioners who want city-centre hot yoga with proper post-class facilities, The Space Between is the most practical option in this dataset.

"[Instructor] is one of my favourite hot yoga instructors. The perfect balance between a challenging class and an extremely friendly and inclusive atmosphere."

"Excellent hot yoga, and cold showers available after. Also normal showers and great changing facilities with hair straightener even. Great for going before work."

"Hot yoga classes with [Instructor] are amazing."

4.3
6,446 reviews

Yoga Lab in Sandyford runs hot yoga with infrared heaters, a format that produces a gentler, more penetrating heat than the convection-based approach used by larger studios. The studio is surrounded by plants, which practitioners note enhances the ambiance of the heated room, and the changing facilities include plentiful hot water for post-class showers. The 4.89 overall rating across 6,446 reviews is among the highest on this list.

The 11 heat-specific reviews carry a 4.36 average, reflecting a studio where the teaching quality and format are genuinely different from the larger yogahub network. [Instructor]'s classes specifically draw accounts that describe the poses as refreshing compared to mainstream hot yoga, with variations that keep experienced practitioners learning rather than running through familiar sequences. For Sandyford-based practitioners or those seeking an infrared alternative, Yoga Lab is a distinctive choice.

"Absolutely incredible class, led by a fantastic teacher. Props available and variations offered for challenging poses. Room temperature was great for hot yoga and lovely atmosphere. I recommend giving a class a go."

"[Instructor]'s practices are so refreshing compared to mainstream hot yoga. The poses are different yet accessible. I feel like I learn something new each class."

"Great instructor and challenging class with modifications offered to suit all levels. Lovely heated studio surrounded by natural plants. Plenty of hot water for showers. Well worth trying."

4.1
13,584 reviews

yogahub Point Square serves the Dublin docklands and north inner city with a schedule that includes both hot yoga and hot Pilates. The studio draws from yogahub's broader network reputation while developing its own community around the heated formats. Reviews of the hot Pilates classes here are particularly strong, with practitioners describing the sessions as exactly what Dublin needed and drawing comparisons to the quality of hot Pilates available in New York or LA.

The 13 heat-specific reviews carry a 4.15 average, reflecting a broad community in which the hot Pilates sessions consistently outperform the hot yoga in terms of member enthusiasm. [Instructor]'s calming but demanding hot Pilates teaching style is cited repeatedly as the reason practitioners book in advance and return week after week. The Point Square location is accessible from the DART and city bus routes that serve the docklands.

"Hot Pilates is exactly what Dublin needed. [Instructor] is so calming but her classes are such a burn."

"[Instructor]'s class was absolutely amazing. Hot Pilates was the best burn and [Instructor] was so calming but really attentive throughout."

"Such a fab hot yoga class with [Instructor]. A challenging class with lots of variations for different experience levels, and [Instructor] expertly guided us through poses and breath."

4.0
6,230 reviews

yogahub Bluebell rounds out this list with a southwest Dublin location that brings heated yoga and hot Pilates to an area of the city with fewer boutique fitness options than the city centre or the Southside suburbs. The studio's 4.84 overall rating across 6,230 reviews reflects solid, consistent operation, and the 4 heat-specific reviews include one of the most enthusiastic hot yoga accounts in this dataset.

The theme average of 4.0 reflects a small number of reviews with some variance, but the strongest account describes the hot yoga class as the best the reviewer has ever taken and the hot Pilates as a workout that targets different body parts each week and never repeats the same session. For Bluebell and southwest Dublin practitioners who want heated studio access close to home, yogahub Bluebell provides that within the network's quality framework.

"This hot yoga class is hands down the best I've ever taken. The guidance, energy, and sequencing make a huge difference. Every class is challenging and motivating. If you want to feel strong and very sweaty in the best way possible, this is the class to take."

"[Instructor] is the best for hot Pilates. Every class is 10/10, focusing on different body parts each week. She always adds something new and exciting. I always leave feeling like I was pushed to do my best."

Best hot yoga and heated classes in Dublin

Top hot yoga and heated studios in Dublin, ranked

yogahub, Swords

yogahub, Blackrock

yogahub, Castleknock

Yoga Dublin

yogahub, Camden Court

The Space Between, Dublin

Yoga Lab Dublin, Sandyford

yogahub, Point Square

yogahub, Bluebell

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