Yoga studio finder for the Philippines

How does the yoga studio finder work?

The finder reads the same studio data that powers the Philippine yoga studio directory. Every listing has a source, such as the studio’s own website, Instagram or Google Business Profile, and was checked in October 2026. Three filters sit above the table:

• City: narrow the list to one city or district, such as Makati, BGC or Cebu. Makati also includes Rockwell.
• Style: vinyasa, hatha, hot or Bikram, yin and restorative, aerial, ashtanga or prenatal.
• Drop-in price: show only studios at or under a price band.

Below them, tick boxes narrow the list to studios that publish a fact on their own pages: pay per class (a published drop-in rate), a beginner class, heated classes, showers, mat rental or kids classes. A studio that does not publish one of these is not counted as a “no”; it simply has not said, so its profile shows “Not published” in its At a glance list.

The filters combine, so you can ask for hot yoga in BGC under a set price in two taps. The list updates as you choose, with no reload and no sign-up.

How do you read the results?

Studios are sorted by published drop-in price, lowest first. Studios without a published rate drop to the bottom and show n/a. Tap a studio name to open its page, where you will find the address, styles, class packages and links to the studio’s own channels.

A drop-in price is only one part of the cost. If you plan to go twice a week or more, a class pack or monthly pass often works out cheaper per class. The yoga class price guide for Metro Manila shows how packages compare, and the class cost calculator does the sums for your own schedule.

Not sure which style to filter by? The style quiz asks seven quick questions and suggests one to start with. If you are brand new, a slower hatha or beginner class is usually the gentlest first step.

What are the limits of the finder?

Prices and schedules change. The finder shows what each studio published at the time we checked, so always confirm the rate and the timetable with the studio before you go. A missing studio does not mean it is closed; it may simply not have a public source we could verify.

The finder does not rank studios by quality, and a lower price is not a judgement on teaching. Read each studio page, check the class level, and pick a time you can keep. When you are travelling or new to an area, the yoga classes near you page groups studios by neighbourhood.