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Hot Yoga Brixton
Hot Yoga Brixton · Trial class
21 Days Unlimited Classes for £49 or 4 Classes for £39
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- Category
- Yoga · Hot Yoga · Pilates · Fitness Studio
- Price
- 29–1600 GBP
Prices
| Plan | Price | Terms |
|---|---|---|
| 21 Days Unlimited | £49 | |
| 4 Classes | £39 | |
| Monthly Unlimited (Multi-Studio) | £159 | /mth |
| Annual Membership (Multi-Studio) | £1,600 | /yr |
| 10 Class Card | £209 | |
| 20 Class Card | £379 | |
| Drop In | £29 |
Opening hours
- Mon–Wed
- 06:30-21:00
- Thu
- 06:30-21:15
- Fri
- 06:30-21:00
- Sat
- 08:30-15:00
- Sun
- 08:30-20:15
Classes
Hot Yoga 26/2Deep GlowVinyasaYinInferno PilatesDynamic VinyasaHot SculptYin and Sound
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Frequently asked questions about Hot Yoga Brixton
How much does it cost to train at Hot Yoga Brixton?
Prices at Hot Yoga Brixton are in the 29–1600 GBP range. The cheapest option is Drop In at £29.
Does Hot Yoga Brixton have an intro offer?
Yes. Hot Yoga Brixton offers: 21 Days Unlimited Classes for £49 or 4 Classes for £39.
What are the opening hours at Hot Yoga Brixton?
Hot Yoga Brixton is open Mon–Wed 06:30-21:00, Thu 06:30-21:15, Fri 06:30-21:00, Sat 08:30-15:00, Sun 08:30-20:15.
Where is Hot Yoga Brixton?
Hot Yoga Brixton is at 372A Coldharbour Ln in Brixton, London.
What kind of training does Hot Yoga Brixton offer?
At Hot Yoga Brixton you will find yoga, hot yoga, pilates and fitness studio.
What rating does Hot Yoga Brixton have?
Hot Yoga Brixton has 4.6 out of 5 on Google based on 140 reviews.
Where you'll be
Brixton, London
372A Coldharbour Ln, SW9 8PL, London
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