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Pilates in Brighton
31 pilates studios to discover.
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Brighton has a notably active pilates scene, with 31 studios spread across the city and its western fringes. The highest concentration sits in Round Hill, which alone accounts for five studios, while Brunswick and Queen's Park each host three. Thrive Reformer Pilates in Brunswick and Energy for Life in Queen's Park are among the most established names, both holding a five-star rating. Levels Fitness Studio out in Portslade Village is another consistently well-regarded option for those based further west. The city leans towards smaller, independent operations rather than large chains, with reformer-based classes becoming increasingly common alongside traditional mat work. This page brings together the full list of Brighton's pilates studios, with locations, ratings, and the details you need to find the right fit.
All 31 pilates studios in Brighton
- Energy for Life — Queen's Park
- Levels Fitness Studio — Portslade Village
- Thrive Reformer Pilates — Round Hill
- POWERWATTS — Queen's Park
- LifeFit — Prestonville
- Pilates@BN1 — Round Hill
- Brighton and Hove Pilates — Kemptown
- Barreflies Loft — Round Hill
- Reformed Pilates — Brunswick
- Iona Studio — Round Hill
- Nelly Lewis Pilates — Whitehawk
- Matthew Black Fitness — Round Hill
- Brighton Natural Health Foundation — Round Hill
- Studio 16 Pilates — Round Hill
- Reformer Collective - Brighton — Queen's Park
- Prince Regent Swimming Complex — Round Hill
- Dance Lucinda Wendy Whatling of — Round Hill
- The Living Room — Round Hill
- Movement Matters - About Balance Yoga Studio — Kemptown
- Three Pillars of Fitness - Woodingdean Central Park — Woodingdean
- Humankind Studio: Yoga & Sound Healing Studio — Kemptown
- Hot Yoga South Brighton — Portslade Village
- Three Pillars of Fitness - Rottingdean Whiteway Centre
- Trigger Point Pilates - The Barn, Westdene Green — Withdean
- Humankind Studio: Reformer Pilates Studio — Kemptown
- Humankind X TheBox — Brunswick
- Balanced Roots Pilates — Round Hill
- Op3 Yoga & Pilates
- Precise Pilates — Round Hill
- Rosaria Gracia Round Hill — Round Hill
- Three Pillars of Fitness - Woodingdean Youth Centre — Woodingdean
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Frequently asked questions about pilates in Brighton
How many pilates studios are there in Brighton?
There are 31 pilates studios in Brighton, spread across a range of neighbourhoods including Queen's Park, Brunswick, Round Hill, Prestonville, and Portslade Village. Studios vary from mat-based classes to specialist reformer pilates, so there's a reasonable spread of options depending on where you're based in the city.
Which areas of Brighton have the most pilates studios?
Queen's Park, Brunswick, and Round Hill are among the most well-represented areas for pilates in Brighton. Notable studios include Thrive Reformer Pilates in Brunswick and both Energy for Life and POWERWATTS in Queen's Park. Portslade Village and Prestonville also have dedicated studios, including Levels Fitness Studio and LifeFit respectively.
Which are the best-known pilates studios in Brighton?
Some of the most established pilates studios in Brighton include Energy for Life in Queen's Park, Thrive Reformer Pilates in Brunswick, and Levels Fitness Studio in Portslade Village. POWERWATTS in Queen's Park and LifeFit in Prestonville are also well-regarded options, each offering different formats such as reformer and mat-based classes.
How much does a pilates class cost in Brighton?
Pilates class prices in Brighton typically range from around £12 to £25 per session, depending on the format and studio. Reformer pilates classes, such as those at Thrive Reformer Pilates in Brunswick, tend to sit at the higher end due to equipment costs. Many studios offer introductory deals or class bundles to reduce the per-session price.
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