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Studios in Aldrington

28+ studios — in Hove.

Aldrington, on the western edge of Hove, has a notable concentration of boutique fitness studios, with 28 listed on Studiomaps. The area leans heavily towards general fitness training, with 23 studios falling under that category, alongside a solid showing of strength training, bootcamp, yoga, and Pilates options. Kin Pilates and The Shredquarters Brighton are among the highest-rated, both holding five-star ratings. Brighton Kettlebells and Livelovehoop round out a varied local scene. Use this page to browse studios, compare disciplines, and find classes that suit your schedule.

28 studios

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Frequently asked questions about studios in Aldrington

How many fitness studios are there in Aldrington, Hove?

There are 28 boutique studios listed in Aldrington on Studiomaps. The majority — 23 — are classified as general fitness studios, with smaller numbers specialising in strength training, bootcamp, yoga, and Pilates. It is one of the more active studio neighbourhoods on the western side of Hove.

Are there any highly rated studios in Aldrington?

Several studios in Aldrington hold five-star ratings, including Kin Pilates, The Shredquarters Brighton, Brighton Kettlebells, Livelovehoop, and Christian Vila Personal Training (CVPT). These ratings are based on verified user reviews and reflect consistent feedback from local clients.

Is Aldrington a good area for beginners looking to start fitness classes?

Aldrington has a broad mix of studio types, including Pilates, yoga, and general fitness classes, which tend to cater well to beginners. Studios such as Kin Pilates and Livelovehoop often offer introductory sessions. It is worth checking individual studio pages for beginner-specific timetables or starter packages.

How do I get to Aldrington studios by public transport?

Aldrington has its own railway station on the Coastway West line, with regular services connecting it to Brighton and Shoreham-by-Sea. Several bus routes also run along Old Shoreham Road and Portland Road, making the area reasonably accessible without a car from central Brighton and Hove.