Ealing has 15 places to do reformer Pilates, spread along the borough's eastern half from Hanwell to Park Royal. The busiest patch is around Ealing Broadway, where you can choose between STRONG Pilates in the Filmworks development, Nuffield Health above the shopping centre and Studio Solena, a mixed-equipment studio in Spring Bridge Mews that caps groups at four.
Acton and East Acton add five more, but most are either clubs or clinics: Mode Club and David Lloyd Acton Park need a membership, while Perky Pilates and Becca van Klinken Physiotherapy teach one-to-one with a physio. The newest arrival is the 12-bed reformer studio at Everyone Active's Acton Centre, which sells a reformer-only membership. Further west, Hanwell's Boston Road has two of the most-reviewed studios, FS8 Hanwell and London Pilates4U, and West Ealing has Pilates Corps above Sainsbury's.
Southall, Greenford, Northolt and Perivale had no reformer studio we could verify, so people there will be travelling east into the listings below.
Prices and offers are as published by each studio when we last checked – confirm on their website before booking.
The 15 best reformer Pilates studios in Ealing
Ealing Broadway (3)
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Studio Solena
2 Spring Bridge Mews, Ealing, London W5 2AB
Pilates studioBeginner friendlyIntro offer
A boutique mixed-equipment studio tucked into Spring Bridge Mews, a few minutes from Ealing Broadway station. Group classes are capped at four people, so the teacher can correct form closely. Alongside beginner and intermediate reformer sessions there are tower-and-mat classes and fully tailored one-to-ones using the wider apparatus. Packages are sold as drop-ins or blocks of five and ten. A good fit for people who want near-private attention at a group price, or who are curious about equipment beyond the reformer.
The Ealing branch of the STRONG franchise sits in the Filmworks development beside Ealing Broadway. Classes last 45 minutes and mix Pilates-style resistance work on the brand's Rowformer machine with cardio intervals and strength blocks, so it feels closer to a high-energy workout than a slow, traditional mat-to-reformer class. There are changing rooms with hair tools and a mobility area. It suits people who want a sweaty, music-led session and like a different programme every day.
Classes
reformer-based HIIT (Rowformer), bike intervals, strength blocks
5th Floor, The Broadway Shopping Centre, The Broadway, Ealing, London W5 5JY
Gym with reformer studio
A Nuffield Health fitness and wellbeing gym inside the Ealing Broadway shopping centre, with a pool, sauna and steam room. Reformer Pilates classes are included in all memberships, so there is no extra fee per class once you have joined. Being right by Ealing Broadway station makes it practical for commuters fitting a session in before or after work. It is best for people who want a mainstream gym membership with reformer access, rather than a specialist boutique studio.
A physiotherapy practice in Acton that offers clinical Pilates on the reformer, always one-to-one. Sessions mix traditional Pilates exercises with physio-led rehabilitation, and an initial assessment comes first. The practice also works with neurological, oncology and lymphoedema clients, so this is a medical setting rather than a fitness class. The right choice if you are recovering from injury or surgery and want reformer work supervised by a chartered physiotherapist.
A private, fully equipped Pilates studio in a residential street in Acton, run by physiotherapist Vanessa Reid. Sessions are mainly one-to-one on the reformer and other studio equipment, so they suit rehab, post-injury rebuilding or anyone who would rather not join a busy group. Vanessa's physio background means programmes can be linked to a clinical assessment. On-demand content is also available for practising at home between studio visits.
Classes
private reformer, studio equipment, physiotherapy, on-demand
The council leisure centre on Acton High Street opened a dedicated 12-bed reformer studio in 2026, in a converted former diner unit, as part of a wider refurbishment of the centre. Classes are booked through Everyone Active, which sells a separate reformer membership, so you do not need to be a full gym member. It is the most affordable-feeling, no-frills route onto a reformer in Acton, and it sits alongside the pool, gym and women-only gym in the same building.
Hanwell Square, 77 & 79 Boston Road, London W7 3SA
Reformer studioBeginner friendlyIntro offer
A franchise studio on Boston Road in Hanwell that blends reformer Pilates with toning and yoga in fast, low-impact formats. Sessions use light weights, rings and other props as well as the reformer, and the timetable runs from early morning on weekdays plus weekend mornings. With over 100 Google reviews it is one of the most-reviewed boutique options in the west of the borough. A good choice for Hanwell and Boston Manor locals who want varied, upbeat classes rather than classical repertoire.
Classes
reformer pilates, FS8 Original (pilates/tone/yoga fusion), FS8 Ignite, yoga
The original, more established branch of London Pilates4U, on Boston Parade near Boston Manor. It teaches reformer and springboard classes alongside mat sessions and private training, and welcomes anyone aged 16 and over at any fitness level. With 125 Google reviews it has one of the strongest local track records. Members can choose class packs or monthly reformer memberships, and new clients have several intro bundles to choose from. A solid all-rounder for Hanwell and Northfields households.
Classes
group reformer, springboard, mat, private 1:1, personal training
A friendly community studio in West Ealing that teaches both mat and reformer Pilates, with small reformer groups as well as private sessions. It shares its space with Ealing Personal Training, above the Sainsbury's on West Ealing Broadway, and is reached by lift. The teaching puts safe progression first, and there is also a reformer strength class for people who want more load. Handy for West Ealing and Northfields residents looking for a local, unpretentious place to learn the reformer properly.
Classes
group reformer, reformer strength, group mat, private reformer, private mat
An independent gym on West Ealing Broadway whose class programme includes reformer Pilates for members, booked through the gym's own system. The club has a large gym floor and is known for its lighting and sound, with rolling monthly memberships rather than long contracts. Reformer here is part of a general gym offer, not a standalone studio. It suits West Ealing residents who already want a gym and would like the occasional reformer class included.
The David Lloyd club on East Acton Lane runs small-group reformer classes in its own studio, alongside mat Pilates, a full gym, pools and family facilities. Beginners can book onto introductory reformer sessions before joining the regular timetable, and morning, daytime and evening slots are available. Membership is required. It is the natural pick for families on the Acton and East Acton side of the borough who want reformer classes within a full-service club.
Classes
small-group reformer, mat pilates, beginner reformer
A members' health club in East Acton with a gym, pool, spa and racquets, plus a dedicated reformer Pilates studio. Reformer classes are pitched at beginner, intermediate and experienced levels, with coaching throughout, so newcomers can start at the right point. It is a membership club, so it suits people who also want swimming, a gym and club facilities rather than a pay-as-you-go boutique.
Studio 1, 52-56 Standard Road, Park Royal, London NW10 6EU
Reformer studioBeginner friendlyIntro offer
A women-only reformer studio on an industrial street in Park Royal, at the north-eastern edge of the borough near North Acton. Classes are capped at six, and there is a clear path from a beginner foundation class into mixed-level flows, with mat Pilates and yoga as extras. Reviews often mention that first-timers feel looked after. A good option for women in Acton, Park Royal and Harlesden who want a calm, female-only space away from the busy high streets.
Classes
women-only group reformer, beginner foundation, mixed-level flow, mat, yoga
A small reformer and tower studio in the pavilion in Lammas Park, between Ealing Broadway and South Ealing, with windows onto trees and open sky. It runs small group classes, privates and duets for friends who want to train together, and says it welcomes all genders, ages and stages of life. The park setting makes it one of the calmer places in the borough to train. Pilates Hub is the studio home of the instructor brand Happydemic Pilates, which also offers rehab-focused and corporate sessions.
A private home studio near Pitshanger, run by Liz Shaw, who has more than 30 years of teaching experience. The reformer is used as one part of the full classical system, together with the Cadillac, Wunda Chair, Ladder Barrel and Spine Corrector, and each session is planned around the client in front of her. Most work is one-to-one, with some semi-private sessions for two or three people and specialist corrective-exercise appointments. Best suited to people managing pain or injury, or anyone who wants deeply personal teaching.
Classes
1:1 full-apparatus, small-group equipment (2-3 people), corrective exercise, online mat
Is STRONG Pilates in Ealing the same as a normal reformer class?
Not quite. STRONG Pilates Ealing uses the brand's own Rowformer machine and mixes resistance work with cardio intervals in 45-minute sessions, so it is closer to a high-energy workout. For classical reformer teaching in small groups, Studio Solena, Pilates Hub London in Lammas Park or Pilates Corps in West Ealing are nearer the traditional style.
Are there women-only reformer classes in Ealing?
Yes. Blinq Studios on Standard Road in Park Royal is women-only, with classes capped at six and a beginner foundation class that leads into mixed-level flows. It is on the north-eastern edge of the borough, close to North Acton and Harlesden.
Where can I do reformer Pilates with a physiotherapist in Ealing?
Becca van Klinken Physiotherapy on St Dunstan's Avenue and Perky Pilates on Second Avenue, both in Acton, run physio-led one-to-one reformer sessions. The Willow Studio near Pitshanger is not physio-led but focuses on corrective work across the full classical apparatus, taught by an instructor with more than 30 years' experience.
Where can beginners try reformer Pilates in Ealing?
FS8 Hanwell, Blinq Studios, Pilates Hub London, London Pilates4U Hanwell, Pilates Corps, Studio Solena, STRONG Pilates Ealing, The Willow Studio (Shaw Lifestyle), David Lloyd Acton Park, Mode Club West London and Everyone Active Acton Centre (Reformer Studio) run beginner or introductory reformer classes, which are the best place to start if you've never used a reformer before.
Do any Ealing studios offer an introductory deal?
Yes. FS8 Hanwell: 3 classes for £45. Blinq Studios: First 3 classes for £55 (new clients). London Pilates4U Hanwell: 4 classes for £79 (valid 2 weeks). Studio Solena: £60 for 2 classes (new clients, valid 2 weeks). STRONG Pilates Ealing: 10 days unlimited for £69. Offers change often, so check the studio's website before booking.
Can I book a private reformer session in Ealing?
Pilates Hub London, London Pilates4U Hanwell, Pilates Corps, Studio Solena, Becca van Klinken Physiotherapy, Perky Pilates and The Willow Studio (Shaw Lifestyle) offer private one-to-one reformer sessions, which are a good option if you have an injury or want tailored coaching.