London's Reformer Pilates boom shows no sign of slowing as autumn approaches, with new studios opening across the city and sought-after classes requiring advance booking. The workout offers a challenging session without the joint impact of running, using springs, straps and a moving carriage for resistance. Classes can be adapted for different abilities, and celebrities including Jennifer Aniston and Meghan Markle have long been devotees – in 2017 Markle said Reformer Pilates had "transformed" her body.
With the boom comes variation in class quality, so choosing a reputable studio with properly trained instructors matters more than finding the prettiest one on Instagram. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned Pilates obsessive, here are the best Reformer Pilates studios in London to book now.
Top Studios Across London
Frame (Angel, Hammersmith, King's Cross, Shoreditch, Victoria) offers beginner sessions, higher-energy dynamic classes, deep release and pre- and postnatal options. Classes focus on the core, glutes, hips and lower back alongside balance, mobility and flexibility. Prices from £24 for a single class, memberships from £120 per month for six classes.
Heartcore (Bayswater, Battersea, Chelsea, Parsons Green, Hampstead, Kensington, Notting Hill, St. John's Wood) was created by founder Jessie Blum, who has trained Hollywood elites. Its dynamic Reformer classes combine deep strength work with a mind-body focus. Prices from £35 for a single Coreformer class and £25 for Hot Pilates.
Reformcore (Battersea, Camden, Chelsea, Hammersmith, Shoreditch, St. Mary Axe) pairs state-of-the-art Reformers with strength-focused routines. Newbies can start with Reformcore Base, while regulars can try the faster Burn. Small class sizes allow plenty of instructor attention. Prices from £26 for a single class or £16.33 as part of a three-class intro package at £49.
Third Space has 16 London locations, with a new Paternoster Square outpost arriving next month. Classes range from Fundamental for beginners to Traditional for controlled core-focused work, and Dynamic for a faster pace. Memberships from £245 per month.
East London Studios
The Reformery (Forest Gate, E7) is a cosy studio under a railway arch offering private one-to-one and small group classes, from gentle basics to advanced sessions with barre and jumpboard fusion. Prenatal and over-60s sessions are available, overseen by founder Rachel Stephenson. £28 drop-in, with an intro offer of 3 classes for £50.
Strong and Bendy Reformer studio (Hackney Wick) is newly launched, joining its older sibling offering HIIT and strength classes. Founder Rhian Cowburn has created an inclusive space, dividing sessions into "chilled", "juicy" and "spicy" instead of competency levels. Single class £26, intro offer £45 for three classes.
Studio Anatomy (Hackney) offers classes from the 50-minute Essentials at a slower pace, to Signature, Power with a jumpboard, and Advanced. There's also a location in Islington. Drop-in £28, intro offer £55 for three sessions.
East of Eden (Walthamstow) has 65 Pilates classes per week, from gentle reformer for injuries or postural issues to contemporary faster classes. A solo studio is available for private tuition or self-practice. Single drop-in classes from £18.
Central and West London Studios
BodyRok (Covent Garden) made its London debut in early 2026, with plans for 10 studios across the capital. It offers a high-energy hybrid take on Reformer Pilates, with classes like Rok Your Body, Six Packs & Backs, and Cardio Sculpt, plus a slower Flow option. Classes from £29.
Nobu Pilates (Marylebone) offers three signature classes created by founder Marsha Lindsay: POWER, PRECISION, and PURE, combining reformer, tower and chairs. Modern reformers for no more than ten students. Prices from £37 per class.
Exhale (Marylebone, North Finchley, Primrose Hill) is a light and airy studio where founder Gaby Noble's team caters to novices and experienced members alike, with a high-calibre clientele that includes Harry Styles. One class costs £40.
The Sloane Club (Sloane Square) has a gym and Pilates studio with 1-2-1 instruction and classes designed by celebrity trainer Louisa Drake, featuring her Invisible Reformer method. Group classes are complimentary to Full and Fitness Members, private sessions from £160.
Bodyism (Notting Hill) offers small classes for a maximum of three people, with an infrared sauna and on-site café. Memberships including Reformer Pilates start from £500 per month.
Pilates Squared (Kensington) is a boutique studio for a maximum of five clients per class, blending classical Pilates with dance, yoga, TRX and strength work. After an initial consultation, instructors create a personalised plan. Prices from £42 for a small group class.
North and South London Studios
Home (Primrose Hill) is a new Pilates, yoga and treatments centre founded by Triyoga's Jonathan Sattin, offering more than 60 reformer classes a week plus private sessions, an infra-red sauna, café and shop. Single classes from £35, with a three-class intro offer for £54.
Pilates HQ (Islington) has a light-filled studio with a roof garden, no membership fees and flexible pack pricing. Drop-in classes from £25 per class, off-peak £22.
Pilates Tonic (St John's Wood) offers bespoke reformer sessions for those prepping for surgery, recovering from injury, or aiming to boost sports performance. Owner Neslihan Ozdemir used Pilates to recover from a back injury. Prices start from £35 for a package of 10 small group sessions.
Pilates PT (Fulham) founder Hollie Grant and her all-female team specialise in reformer Pilates for all ages and life stages, offering one-to-ones in their private studio. Loved by celebrities including Jourdan Dunn, Ella Mills and Melissa Hemsley. Private 1:1 sessions from £110; small-group sessions from £45.
Reformer Collective (Balham, Earlsfield) offers five classes from Foundations for beginners and pre/postnatal clients, to the traditional Signature, plus Bounce and Barre and Restore sessions. They also have a studio in Piccadilly. Prices from £16 per month for eight sessions on a three-month contract.
