Camden has 38 places to do reformer Pilates, and no single neighbourhood dominates. The borough splits roughly into three. In the north-west, Hampstead, South End Green, Belsize Park, West Hampstead and Swiss Cottage hold 14 between them, many of them private or physio-led, and most of them are covered in more detail in our Hampstead guide.
Through the middle, Kentish Town, Tufnell Park, Camden Town and Primrose Hill are mostly independents: The Island on Kentish Town Road, Reformer Revolution on Fortess Road, Ceci Studio on Bonny Street and Exhale's Primrose Hill studio, which adds tower, chair and barrel work.
The south of the borough, from King's Cross and Euston down to Covent Garden, Holborn and Hatton Garden, is where the chains are. Ten has two studios here, 1Rebel has sites at Euston and Holborn, and RFRM., FRAME, Gymbox and Bodyrok all run classes aimed at people working nearby. In total, 11 are dedicated reformer studios, 16 are Pilates studios with reformer, six are gyms and five are private teachers.
Prices and offers are as published by each studio when we last checked – confirm on their website before booking.
The 38 best reformer Pilates studios in Camden
Hampstead (4)
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Heartcore Hampstead
50 Hampstead High Street, London NW3 1QG
Reformer studioBeginner friendlyIntro offer
Heartcore's Hampstead studio sits just off the High Street by Hampstead tube, handy for heading on to the Heath afterwards. Its 11-bed studio uses Heartcore's own Coreformer machines for the brand's signature dynamic classes, with Foundations sessions for beginners and a separate personal-training room. The studio keeps a shoe-free, phone-free atmosphere. It suits Hampstead locals who want a polished boutique reformer experience from one of London's established Pilates names.
Classes
Coreformer group classes, Foundations beginner classes, hot pilates, personal training
Yoga + Reformer is a boutique basement studio on Heath Street in Hampstead village, run by a mother-and-daughter team. Reformer classes are capped at three people, so each session feels close to a private, mixing classical foundations with more contemporary, energetic work. Private reformer lessons and Iyengar yoga classes complete the timetable. It is ideal for Hampstead residents who want near one-to-one attention without full private-session prices.
Classes
small group reformer (3:2:1), private reformer, Iyengar yoga
True Pilates London is a private classical studio in a residential street off Frognal, run by teacher Patricia Lee in the lineage of Romana Kryzanowska, one of Joseph Pilates' direct protégées. Sessions are one-to-one on apparatus built to Joseph Pilates' original specifications, including the reformer. There are no drop-in group classes. It suits people who want to learn the traditional classical system in a quiet, personal setting in Hampstead.
UCS Active is the community sports and leisure club of University College School on Frognal, between Hampstead and West Hampstead. Members get a 25-metre pool, tennis courts and a gym, and its newer Pavilion is dedicated to Pilates, including reformer classes. Profits go back to the school's foundation. It is a members' club, so it suits local families who want reformer Pilates as part of a wider sports membership.
The Island's Kentish Town studio is a nine-bed reformer room on Kentish Town Road, four minutes from both Kentish Town and Kentish Town West stations. It is kitted out with Merrithew reformers and runs dynamic group classes for every level, from first-timers to experienced regulars. Being a small studio, it keeps a friendly, inclusive feel while drawing people from Camden, Tufnell Park, Gospel Oak and Primrose Hill. Passes work across The Island's other studios in Hackney Wick and Canary Wharf.
1st Floor, 141-145 Kentish Town Road, London NW1 8PB
Pilates studio
PilatesTree is based at Kentish Town Studio, a first-floor wellness space on Kentish Town Road that also houses osteopaths and physiotherapists. It has two rooms fitted with Pilates apparatus, used for small equipment classes and private sessions, with newcomers starting through an induction private before joining groups. Matwork classes run alongside. The clinic setting and careful onboarding make it a good option for people coming to the reformer with injuries or a rehab focus.
Unit A2, Ground Floor, The Maple Building, 39-51 Highgate Road, London NW5 1RT
Pilates studio
Pilates Clinique is an equipment studio in the Maple Building on Highgate Road, at the Dartmouth Park end of Kentish Town. It runs private, duet and small-group sessions on the reformer and other apparatus, plus a reformer-based cardio-tone class, chair workouts and tower work, with sports massage available too. A six-lesson introductory course is offered for new clients. The studio also runs reformer training for teachers, which reflects its technical, detail-focused approach.
Classes
1:1, duet, small group reformer, cardio-tone, chair, tower
Tailored Pilates is a light, fully equipped studio on Holmes Road in Kentish Town focused on privates, duets and small groups rather than large classes. Sessions are built around the individual, which suits people managing injuries or wanting close attention from experienced teachers. Duets give couples or friends a cheaper way to train semi-privately. It is best for Kentish Town residents who prefer a quiet, appointment-based studio over a busy drop-in timetable.
APPI's Hampstead clinic on Heath Hurst Road, just off South End Green, combines physiotherapy with a full Pilates timetable. Group reformer and mat classes run alongside one-to-ones, duets, physio-led Pilates, teen classes and pre- and postnatal sessions, all shaped by APPI's clinical rehab background. Memberships cut the per-class price for regulars. It is a strong choice for anyone recovering from injury or wanting reformer classes overseen by a physiotherapy-led team near Hampstead Heath.
Classes
group reformer, mat, 1:1, duet, physio-led pilates, pre/postnatal, teens
SF Studios is a physiotherapy and movement practice in Ella Mews, a quiet lane near Hampstead Heath and South End Green. Reformer work here is delivered as one-to-one sessions, including private clinical Pilates, while small-group classes cover strength, conditioning and mobility formats on the mat. A registered physio team runs the clinical side. It is best for people who want individual reformer coaching tied to injury rehab or long-term health goals rather than a group reformer class.
Classes
1:1 reformer, clinical pilates, physiotherapy, small group classes
Guardians started as outdoor training sessions on Hampstead Heath and now runs a wellness studio on Fleet Road near South End Green. This Hampstead site combines personal training with reformer and mat Pilates, pre- and postnatal Pilates, yoga, massage, physiotherapy, a red-light sauna and cold plunge. It works well for people who want strength coaching and reformer under one roof. The brand's second site in Camden's Stables Market focuses on group fitness rather than reformer.
Catherine S Pilates is a home studio near Hampstead Heath where Catherine, a third-generation Classical Pilates teacher, offers private sessions. She trained comprehensively with Polestar before moving into the classical method, so sessions follow Joseph Pilates' original order of exercises. Everything is one-to-one and booked directly. It suits people living around South Hill Park and the Heath who want individual classical tuition rather than group classes.
Ceci Studio is a small, female-founded studio on Bonny Street, a minute from Camden Road station and a short walk from Camden Town tube. It pairs reformer Pilates with heated mat Pilates classes, so regulars can mix machine-based strength work with sweatier floor sessions. The reformer room is intimate, with only around eight beds, which keeps classes personal. It is a FOLD partner studio and suits Camden locals who want a friendly neighbourhood alternative to the bigger chains.
Tucked into Pratt Mews just off Camden High Street, The Cam Den is a small, family-run Pilates studio offering both reformer and mat classes, plus occasional sound bath sessions. The team pitches classes at all ages and abilities and makes a point of welcoming complete newcomers, with instructors giving hands-on individual guidance. It is a good fit for Camden Town residents looking for an unpretentious, community-feel studio rather than a high-intensity boutique, and the three-class intro offer keeps the first visit affordable.
House of Fitness runs a personal-training-led studio on Delancey Street, on the Camden Town side of Primrose Hill. Rather than drop-in group classes, its reformer Pilates is built into individual programmes, with sessions shaped around each client's fitness level and goals. That makes it a better fit for people who want coached, one-to-one reformer work alongside strength training than for those after a busy class timetable. It shares the building with the Rumble boxing studio and has a sister site at Old Street.
Ten's King's Cross flagship sits inside the landmark Gasholders building by Regent's Canal, and is the brand's largest studio. It runs Ten's signature dynamic reformer classes at several levels, plus classical equipment Pilates, pre- and postnatal sessions, personal training, physiotherapy and massage. The setting makes it easy to combine a class with the canal-side shops and cafes. It suits King's Cross residents and commuters wanting a big, well-equipped studio with clinical services alongside.
Central YMCA's KX studio on Cromer Street, in the residential streets south of King's Cross, is a Pilates and yoga studio with a small gym attached. Reformer and mat classes are open to all levels, with support for people managing health conditions, and an £11 trial class makes it one of the most affordable ways to try reformer in central London. Monthly bundles lower the cost further. It suits budget-conscious beginners and locals who value a charity-run, community setting.
Frame's King's Cross studio is in the Arthouse building on York Way, metres from the canal and Central Saint Martins. Alongside its upbeat mix of dance, barre, yoga and strength classes, it runs group reformer Pilates focused on posture, balance and core strength, and one-to-one sessions with Frame PT. The naturally lit studio has a friendly, unintimidating vibe. It suits people who like variety and want to slot reformer into a wider weekly routine.
Classes
group reformer, 1:1 reformer, barre, yoga, strength
Wilder Studios is a boutique reformer studio on Belsize Lane in the heart of Belsize Village. It runs group reformer classes for beginners through to advanced students, along with private sessions and dedicated pre- and postnatal classes. The emphasis is on mindful, well-cued movement in a welcoming, community-minded space, and it is one of the best-reviewed studios in the area. It suits Belsize Park and Swiss Cottage locals wanting a neighbourhood reformer studio within walking distance.
Restore Balance is a private contemporary Pilates studio run by teacher Rachel on the Belsize Park and Swiss Cottage border. The studio is built around a clinical reformer with tower, which works like a classical reformer but adapts more easily for rehabilitation. Sessions are private and tailored to each client, whatever their lifestyle or starting point. It is a good fit for people who want individual reformer work, particularly when recovering from injury, in a calm residential setting.
Collective Pilates' West Hampstead studio is a light-filled, modern reformer space on Heritage Lane in the new West Hampstead Square development, moments from the Jubilee line and Overground stations. The brand, formerly Bootcamp Pilates Notting Hill, focuses on small-group reformer classes and personal training led by experienced trainers, with an inclusive, community-first tone. It suits West Hampstead commuters and residents who want a dedicated reformer studio close to the stations.
Free Your Spine is a private reformer studio on Sherriff Road in West Hampstead, built around its founder's own Free Your Spine method for spine health. Sessions are one-to-one on the reformer, blending Pilates alignment with mobility work, and much of the programming supports women through midlife and perimenopause. Clients start with a discovery call and commit to longer programmes. It suits people seeking a structured, highly personalised approach to back health rather than casual classes.
Bodyrok, the San Francisco-born reformer brand, has its London studio on Great Queen Street between Holborn and Covent Garden. Its 45-minute classes deliver form-focused resistance training on the reformer, with first-timers asked to arrive early for an onboarding on the machine. Prices are clearly laid out, from single classes to memberships. It suits people working in the West End who want a fast-paced, efficient reformer workout with an American boutique feel.
RFRM. is a reformer-only studio on Parker Street, on the Holborn edge of Covent Garden. Classes are graded, starting with a slower-paced intro class for newcomers, moving to its main mixed full-body session and an intermediate class with themed variations. The brand also has studios in the Midlands, and it offers a first-class deal for new clients. It suits people working around Covent Garden and Holborn who want a straightforward, level-based reformer timetable.
Reformer Revolution is an independent studio on Fortess Road, close to Tufnell Park station on the Kentish Town side of the boundary. Its 50-minute reformer classes are tiered, starting with Foundation sessions for beginners or anyone returning to exercise, then stepping up through Intermediate and Dynamic levels. The timetable also includes one-to-ones, barre, hot mat Pilates and hot yoga. The clear progression makes it a sensible choice for people who want to build reformer skills steadily.
Classes
foundation reformer, intermediate reformer, dynamic reformer, 1:1, barre, hot mat pilates, hot yoga
The Movement Studio's Tufnell Park branch on Fortess Road is a multi-discipline space offering Pilates on the mat and on equipment, alongside yoga, barre, TRX, dance and a busy mum-and-baby programme. Small-group reformer classes sit next to one-to-one and duet sessions, and teaching emphasises alignment and biomechanics for all abilities. Pre- and postnatal packages make it popular with new parents. It suits Tufnell Park and Kentish Town locals who want reformer as part of a broader, family-friendly timetable.
Classes
group reformer, equipment pilates, 1:1, duet, mat, barre, pre/postnatal
Lower Ground, 36-38 Hatton Garden, London EC1N 8EB
Pilates studioBeginner friendlyIntro offer
Ten's Hatton Garden studio occupies a lower-ground space on the jewellery quarter's main street, close to Farringdon and Chancery Lane. Ten pioneered dynamic reformer classes in London, and the timetable here runs from beginners through to advanced, with pre- and postnatal options. Physiotherapy, massage and personal training are also available on site. It suits office workers in Holborn and Farringdon who want well-structured, progressive reformer classes from an experienced operator.
Gymbox Farringdon on Leather Lane hosts a PILAT3S reformer studio, the dynamic reformer brand that operates inside several Gymbox and Fitness First clubs. Group classes take up to 16 people and suit both beginners and experienced practitioners, with new clients asked to arrive early for a tour. The studio sits within a full Gymbox gym, so it works well for people who want reformer alongside weights and other classes. It is convenient for workers around Hatton Garden and Chancery Lane.
Primrose Hill Courtyard, 7 Erskine Road, London NW3 3AJ
Pilates studioIntro offer
HOME is a courtyard wellness studio in the heart of Primrose Hill that combines a yoga and Pilates timetable with an infrared sauna, treatments and a vegetarian cafe. Its Pilates offer covers reformer, wider equipment work and mat classes, sitting alongside hot yoga, sound and tai chi sessions. The relaxed, community feel and on-site cafe make it as much a neighbourhood hangout as a workout space. It suits Primrose Hill residents who want reformer classes as part of a broader wellbeing routine.
Ground Floor, 1 Whittlebury Mews West, London NW1 8HS
Pilates studioBeginner friendly
Exhale's Primrose Hill studio occupies the ground floor of the Skinny Dip building beside The Lansdowne pub, about six minutes' walk from Chalk Farm. Exhale teaches Classical Pilates in the lineage of Joseph Pilates, so sessions follow the traditional system across the reformer, tower, chair and barrel. Alongside group reformer and tower classes there are private and duet sessions, and introductory packages help newcomers learn the apparatus and terminology. It suits people who want a more traditional, technique-focused practice.
STRONG's Warren Street studio sits on the lower ground floor beneath the Lantern Building, entered from Drummond Street and within a few minutes of Euston, Euston Square and Warren Street stations. Its 45-minute classes use STRONG's own Rowformer, a reformer-style machine that adds rowing-based cardio, so sessions blend Pilates-inspired resistance work with high-intensity intervals. A recovery area and changing rooms make it practical before or after work. It suits commuters wanting a fast, sweaty alternative to traditional reformer.
Classes
Rowformer group classes, strength & cardio intervals
1Rebel's Euston club is about 50 metres from Euston station on Lancing Street, making it one of the easiest reformer options for commuters into the area. Alongside its Reshape treadmill-and-weights classes, it runs Reformer Rhythm, a music-led, low-impact reformer workout pitched at all fitness levels, plus a Reset recovery zone with sauna and cold plunge. Classes are pay-as-you-go rather than gym membership. It suits people who like high-energy, nightclub-style boutique classes close to mainline transport.
Classes
Reformer Rhythm group reformer, Reshape, sauna & cold plunge
Reformer Ritual on Finchley Road, between Swiss Cottage and Finchley Road stations, takes a budget-friendly approach to reformer Pilates. Its 40-minute group classes are video-led and run more than 20 times a day, every day of the year, on 15-plus reformers, so waitlists are rare. There are no joining fees or lock-in contracts. It suits people who want frequent, flexible and affordable reformer sessions rather than a boutique, instructor-led experience.
Oum is a reformer Pilates studio and speciality coffee bar under one roof on Albany Street, on the eastern edge of Regent's Park between Great Portland Street and Camden. Founded by a husband-and-wife team, it pairs small reformer classes at beginner and intermediate levels with carefully made coffee and bakes, so it doubles as a calm place to linger. Memberships are monthly. It suits locals around Regent's Park and Euston who want a quieter, design-led studio with a cafe attached.
FLOW is a three-room boutique studio on Tottenham Street in Fitzrovia, close to Goodge Street station. One studio is dedicated to reformer Pilates, another to barre and strength, and a third to yoga and infrared-heated mat Pilates, so it is easy to build a varied week in one place. The intro offer lets newcomers sample any class type. It suits people working around Tottenham Court Road and Fitzrovia who want reformer as part of a balanced, feel-good timetable.
Classes
group reformer, infrared mat pilates, barre, strength, yoga
The Body Control Pilates Centre on Little Russell Street, near the British Museum, is the London home of one of the UK's best-known Pilates teacher-training organisations. Alongside its courses, the studio runs public small-group reformer and mat classes, private one-to-ones and duets. Independent teachers also run private equipment sessions here. It suits people who value experienced teaching rooted in a long-established British Pilates method.
This Body Control Pilates studio on Belsize Road sits in South Hampstead, a short walk from Swiss Cottage station. Each client starts with a physical assessment, which shapes a tailor-made programme using specialised Pilates equipment, and training is personally supervised throughout. Teachers belong to the Body Control Pilates Association and the Pilates Foundation. It suits people who want a carefully monitored, programme-based approach rather than drop-in group classes.
Unit 4, The Post Building, Museum Street, London WC1A 1JS
Gym with reformer studioIntro offer
1Rebel Holborn is in The Post Building on Museum Street, a short walk from Holborn and Tottenham Court Road stations. The club runs Reformer Rhythm, its music-driven, low-impact take on reformer Pilates, alongside Reshape running-and-weights classes and a Reset recovery area with saunas and a cold plunge. Classes are booked individually or in packs. It suits office workers around Holborn and Bloomsbury who want high-energy reformer classes before or after work.
Classes
Reformer Rhythm group reformer, Reshape, sauna & cold plunge
Which Camden studios are close to King's Cross and Euston?
Ten Health & Fitness is in the Gasholders development, FRAME is at Arthouse on York Way, and Central YMCA KX on Cromer Street runs reformer alongside mat and yoga. Near Euston, 1Rebel on Lancing Street has a sauna and cold plunge, and STRONG Pilates on Drummond Street teaches on its Rowformer, a reformer-style machine with a rowing element.
Are there independent reformer studios in Kentish Town and Tufnell Park?
Several. The Island Reformer Pilates is on Kentish Town Road, and Pilates Clinique in the Maple Building runs duets and small-group reformer, chair and tower classes. On Fortess Road, Reformer Revolution levels its classes from foundation to dynamic, and The Movement Studio Tufnell Park includes pre- and postnatal sessions.
How much does reformer Pilates cost in Camden?
Based on the prices published by 4 studios, a reformer class in Camden costs from around £18 to £36, with a typical starting price of about £33 per class. Class packs, memberships and intro offers usually bring the per-class cost down.
Where can beginners try reformer Pilates in Camden?
Wilder Studios, RFRM. Pilates Studios London, Heartcore Hampstead, Reformer Revolution, The Island Reformer Pilates Kentish Town, Ten Health & Fitness Hatton Garden, APPI Physiotherapy & Pilates Hampstead, Ten Health & Fitness King's Cross, The Cam Den Pilates, Exhale Pilates Primrose Hill, The Movement Studio Tufnell Park, Central YMCA KX and STRONG Pilates Warren Street run beginner or introductory reformer classes, which are the best place to start if you've never used a reformer before.
Do any Camden studios offer an introductory deal?
Yes. Wilder Studios: 3 classes for £55. Bodyrok Covent Garden: First class £20; 2 weeks unlimited £79. Heartcore Hampstead: 3 classes for £55. The Island Reformer Pilates Kentish Town: 3 classes for £39. Oum: 3 classes for £45 (limited offer). FLOW Tottenham Court Road: 3 classes for £40. Ten Health & Fitness Hatton Garden: 3 classes for £57. APPI Physiotherapy & Pilates Hampstead: 3 reformer classes for £40 (summer intro offer). Ten Health & Fitness King's Cross: 3 classes for £57. The Cam Den Pilates: First 3 classes for £30. HOME Wellness Primrose Hill: 3 reformer classes for £54. Central YMCA KX: £11 trial reformer or mat class. STRONG Pilates Warren Street: 14 days unlimited for £59. FRAME King's Cross: Any 3 classes in 2 weeks for £40. 1Rebel Holborn: 5 sessions for £59. 1Rebel Euston: 5 sessions for £59. Offers change often, so check the studio's website before booking.
Can I book a private reformer session in Camden?
Wilder Studios, Reformer Revolution, Ten Health & Fitness Hatton Garden, APPI Physiotherapy & Pilates Hampstead, Ten Health & Fitness King's Cross, SF Studios London, Body Control Pilates Centre, Exhale Pilates Primrose Hill, The Movement Studio Tufnell Park, PilatesTree at Kentish Town Studio, Pilates Clinique, Body Control Studio Swiss Cottage, Yoga + Reformer Hampstead, Free Your Spine Pilates Movement Studio, True Pilates London, Tailored Pilates, Catherine S Pilates, Restore Balance Pilates, FRAME King's Cross and House of Fitness Primrose Hill offer private one-to-one reformer sessions, which are a good option if you have an injury or want tailored coaching.