London
Best Reformer Pilates Studios in London (2026 Guide)
Last updated October 2026
Our London guide lists around 800 places to do reformer Pilates across all 33 boroughs, including the City. Choice is heaviest in the centre and the south-west, and thins out towards the edges of the capital, where some boroughs have ten studios or fewer.
Fewer than four in ten are dedicated reformer studios, from one-room independents to small chains such as LevelOut, Heartcore and FS8. The rest split between Pilates studios and physio clinics that teach reformer alongside mat and rehab work, around 120 private teachers working one-to-one, and a similar number of gyms with reformer rooms, among them Third Space, Virgin Active and 1Rebel. A small number use Lagree-style machines, STRONG's Rowformer or KARVE's Transformer instead of a classical reformer.
Choose a borough to see every studio grouped by neighbourhood, or open one of the neighbourhood guides, such as Clapham, Hampstead or Liverpool Street, which collect studios on both sides of a borough boundary.
Reformer Pilates by borough
- Barking & Dagenham2 studios
- Barnet32 studios
- Bexley11 studios
- Brent12 studios
- Bromley31 studios
- Camden38 studios
- City of London31 studios
- Croydon20 studios
- Ealing15 studios
- Enfield16 studios
- Greenwich14 studios
- Hackney41 studios
- Hammersmith & Fulham34 studios
- Haringey19 studios
- Harrow8 studios
- Havering12 studios
- Hillingdon13 studios
- Hounslow18 studios
- Islington40 studios
- Kensington & Chelsea55 studios
- Kingston upon Thames17 studios
- Lambeth21 studios
- Lewisham13 studios
- Merton22 studios
- Newham10 studios
- Redbridge12 studios
- Richmond upon Thames47 studios
- Southwark33 studios
- Sutton10 studios
- Tower Hamlets24 studios
- Waltham Forest17 studios
- Wandsworth49 studios
- Westminster70 studios
Popular neighbourhoods
- Clapham11 studios
- Wimbledon13 studios
- Canary Wharf5 studios
- Balham7 studios
- Richmond16 studios
- Purley5 studios
- Battersea17 studios
- Chiswick12 studios
- Twickenham10 studios
- Putney9 studios
- Shoreditch10 studios
- Notting Hill16 studios
- Beckenham6 studios
- Fulham21 studios
- Chelsea16 studios
- Barnes6 studios
- Walthamstow6 studios
- Hammersmith6 studios
- Hampstead11 studios
- Teddington7 studios
- Liverpool Street9 studios
- Crouch End6 studios
- Earlsfield5 studios
- Peckham5 studios
How much does reformer Pilates cost in London?
Based on the prices published by 140 studios, a reformer class in London costs from around £10 to £60, with a typical starting price of about £26 per class. Class packs, memberships and intro offers usually bring the per-class cost down.
How we choose studios
We search Google Maps, booking platforms and local listings for every business offering reformer Pilates in London, then check each one on its own website. To be listed, a studio must teach on reformers (not just mat Pilates) and be currently open and taking bookings.
More about how this guide is put together.
Frequently asked questions
Can I do reformer Pilates at a gym in London?
Yes, around 120 gyms in this guide have reformer rooms. At clubs such as Third Space and Virgin Active, reformer classes are part of the membership timetable and you need to be a member to book. Class-based brands such as 1Rebel and Psycle sell reformer alongside ride and strength sessions without a gym membership, usually through intro packs and class credits.
What's the difference between reformer, Lagree and Rowformer classes?
A Pilates reformer is a sliding carriage worked against springs. Lagree studios use the Megaformer, a machine developed from the reformer for slow, high-tension strength work. STRONG Pilates' Rowformer adds a rowing element for cardio intervals, and KARVE teaches on its own Transformer. We label these 'Reformer-style' on each borough page so you can tell them apart from classical reformer classes.
Where is the most reformer Pilates in London?
Westminster (70), Kensington & Chelsea (55) and Wandsworth (49) have the most reformer Pilates studios in our London guide.
Is reformer Pilates suitable for beginners?
Yes – most studios run beginner or foundation classes that teach you how the reformer works before moving on to faster-paced sessions. 436 of the studios in this guide advertise beginner-friendly classes.