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Best Yoga in Dublin: 8 Studios Compared by Class Type

For hot and warm classes, try The Space Between or yogahub & sauna Camden. For small groups, Temple Bar Yoga or Mandala Yoga. Eight Dublin studios compared by class type.

By FindYoga, Editorial team5 min read

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  1. Hot and warm yoga studios in Dublin
  2. Calm classes and small groups
  3. Traditional practice and a wider setting
  4. Yoga classes in Dublin for beginners
  5. At a glance
  6. Which studio is right for you?

For hot and warm classes in Dublin, go to The Space Between on Fenian Street or yogahub & sauna Camden. For a quiet class with a small group, choose Temple Bar Yoga or Mandala Yoga on Haddington Road. This guide compares eight yoga studios by the kind of class they run, with what members like and what they criticise.

Hot and warm yoga studios in Dublin

Heat is the clearest dividing line between yoga studios in Dublin, and the two best-known options sit a few minutes apart in the south inner city.

The Space Between, at 28 Fenian Street, is rated 4.7. Members describe two studios, a lounge and changing rooms that they say are well beyond other offerings in the city. The timetable runs from hot vinyasa flow and warm flow to yin, warm yin with sound and mat Pilates. Mats are provided, and the hot class finishes with eucalyptus towels. The criticisms are consistent: rooms can feel crowded with little space between mats, some say the space is starting to show its age, and one visitor was refused entry to a 75-minute class for arriving a few minutes late. Anyone who tends to run late should know the policy is strict.

The Space Between

Dublin 2

The Space Between

4.7· 99 reviews

Dublin studio with hot vinyasa, yin and mat Pilates in two well-appointed rooms, with a lounge, mats and towels provided.

  • Hot Yoga
  • Vinyasa
  • Yin

yogahub & sauna Camden, at 5-8 Camden Court, is rated 4.9 and mixes hot yoga with reformer Pilates and barre. Members praise the teachers by name, the bright, clean room and the fact that mat rental is included in class passes. It suits newcomers and experienced practitioners equally, according to reviewers. The recurring complaint is not the classes but the administration: billing discrepancies, slow replies to membership questions and some classes that are hard to book.

yogahub & sauna Camden

Saint Kevin's, Dublin 2

yogahub & sauna Camden

4.9· 2,008 reviews

YogaHub Camden is a wonderful yoga studio located in Dublin 2.

  • Hot Yoga
  • Pilates
  • Barre

Yoga Dublin on Rathmines Road Lower is rated 4.8. Reviewers describe a calm, inclusive studio with an extensive timetable that covers hot yoga, prenatal and vinyasa, a clean and cosy room and an adjacent café. Some members would like more individual attention when classes are busy.

Yoga Dublin - Rathmines

Rathmines, Dublin

Yoga Dublin - Rathmines

4.8· 124 reviews

A fantastic yoga studio located in Dublin, offering a variety of classes and expert instructors.

  • Hot Yoga
  • Prenatal
  • Vinyasa

Calm classes and small groups

If heat is not the point, the studios below are the ones members describe as peaceful and personal.

Temple Bar Yoga, in the Wooden Building on Cow's Lane, is rated 5.0 and teaches hatha, yin and vinyasa. Class sizes are kept small on purpose, which reviewers say gives them individual attention from the teachers and the owner. They describe a serene room with incense and a welcoming mix of beginners and experienced students. No recurring criticism appears.

Temple Bar Yoga

Temple Bar, Dublin 8

Temple Bar Yoga

5.0· 105 reviews

Temple Bar Yoga is a welcoming studio located in Dublin, offering a variety of yoga classes.

  • Hatha
  • Yin
  • Vinyasa

Mandala Yoga Dublin, in the parish centre on Haddington Road, is also rated 5.0 and offers yin, vinyasa and beginner classes. Reviewers describe a beautiful space among trees, teachers they call knowledgeable and attentive, and a booking system that works. Sound baths and workshops are part of the programme. Nobody reports a recurring problem.

Mandala Yoga Dublin

Dublin

Mandala Yoga Dublin

5.0· 110 reviews

Mandala Yoga is a highly praised studio located in Dublin, providing a welcoming and nurturing environment for practitioners.

  • Yin
  • Vinyasa
  • Beginner Yoga

yogahub Phibsborough, on the North Circular Road, is rated 4.9 and is the pick on the north side of the city. It is described as intimate and basic but relaxing, with yin, restorative and sculpt classes and a Friday yoga and Pilates fusion class that members call challenging. One member of more than seven years says the teachers and the frequency of classes keep them coming. A reviewer was disappointed with how a lost-and-found request was handled.

yogahub Phibsborough

Phibsborough, Dublin 7

yogahub Phibsborough

4.9· 335 reviews

Phibsborough yoga with yin, restorative, yoga sculpt and Pilates fusion classes in an intimate, relaxing space.

  • Yin
  • Restorative
  • Pilates

Traditional practice and a wider setting

Ashtanga Yoga Shala Dublin, on Pembroke Road, is rated 4.9 and is the place for a set Ashtanga practice. Reviewers describe a dedicated space open six days a week, a teacher known for hands-on, personal guidance, and a welcoming community that includes beginners. Online classes are offered for those who cannot attend in person.

Ashtanga Yoga Shala Dublin

Dublin 4

Ashtanga Yoga Shala Dublin

4.9· 69 reviews

A welcoming yoga studio in Dublin offering a supportive community and excellent teaching.

  • Ashtanga
  • Vinyasa

Little Bird Yoga on the South Circular Road in Portobello is rated 4.5, the lowest on this list, but the reviews about the room are warm. Visitors describe high ceilings, plenty of space and a studio better equipped than most, with calming, breath-focused classes. The main caveat is practical: reviewers say the café that used to run alongside it has closed and been replaced by a bakery, so older information online is out of date.

Little Bird Yoga

Portobello, Dublin 8

Little Bird Yoga

4.5· 333 reviews

Portobello yoga studio with a spacious, well-equipped room, calming classes and a cozy garden.

Yoga classes in Dublin for beginners

Reviewers describe most of these studios as welcoming to newcomers, but a few are set up for it. Mandala Yoga runs a dedicated beginner class, and Temple Bar Yoga keeps its groups small, so teachers can give individual attention. yogahub & sauna Camden is described as easy for newcomers to settle into, and Ashtanga Yoga Shala Dublin is called accessible to beginners and experienced yogis alike. The hot classes at The Space Between are physically demanding, so they suit people who already know how they respond to heat.

At a glance

StudioAddress or areaRatingBest forWatch out for
The Space BetweenFenian Street4.7Hot and warm flow, yinStrict late policy, crowded rooms
yogahub & sauna CamdenCamden Street Lower4.9Hot yoga plus reformer and barreBilling and customer service
Yoga Dublin, RathminesRathmines Road Lower4.8A wide timetable and prenatal classesLess individual attention in busy classes
Temple Bar YogaCow's Lane, Temple Bar5.0Small classes in hatha, yin and vinyasa–
Mandala Yoga DublinHaddington Road5.0Beginners, yin and sound baths–
yogahub PhibsboroughNorth Circular Road4.9Yin and restorative on the north sideLost-and-found handling
Ashtanga Yoga Shala DublinPembroke Road4.9Ashtanga six days a week–
Little Bird YogaSouth Circular Road, Portobello4.5A large, calm roomOut-of-date information online

Which studio is right for you?

If you want a sweaty class with a proper lounge and changing rooms, go to The Space Between, and arrive early. If you want hot yoga alongside reformer Pilates and barre under one roof, go to yogahub & sauna Camden. If you want a full timetable, including prenatal classes, near Rathmines, go to Yoga Dublin on Rathmines Road Lower.

If you prefer a small group and a quiet room, go to Temple Bar Yoga. If you are new to yoga, start with the beginner class at Mandala Yoga. If you live on the north side and like yin or restorative, go to yogahub Phibsborough. If you want a daily Ashtanga routine, go to Ashtanga Yoga Shala Dublin. If you want space and high ceilings, try Little Bird Yoga.

More studios are on the Dublin yoga studios page.

This guide was compiled from studio listings and visitor reviews, with AI assistance.

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Questions

Where can I find yoga classes in Dublin for beginners?

Mandala Yoga on Haddington Road runs a dedicated beginner class, and Temple Bar Yoga keeps its groups small so teachers can give individual attention. Members of both describe welcoming rooms.

Which Dublin yoga studio offers hot yoga?

The Space Between on Fenian Street runs hot vinyasa flow and warm flow, and yogahub & sauna Camden offers hot yoga alongside reformer Pilates and barre. Yoga Dublin in Rathmines also teaches hot yoga.

Are there yoga studios in Dublin on the north side?

yogahub Phibsborough on the North Circular Road runs yin, restorative and sculpt classes, and members describe it as intimate and relaxing.

Is there a Dublin studio for Ashtanga?

Ashtanga Yoga Shala Dublin on Pembroke Road has a dedicated practice space open six days a week, and reviewers praise the teacher's hands-on guidance.

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  • Hot yoga
  • Yin yoga
  • Beginner yoga

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