Pilates in Nottingham: The Highest-Rated Studios and Where to Find Them

Nottingham has a lively pilates scene, from reformer studios in West Bridgford to village-hall mat classes in the surrounding towns. Our directory lists 49 places to do pilates in and around the city. This guide covers the highest-rated studios, the best areas to look, and what you’ll pay.

The highest-rated pilates studios in Nottingham

This list is ranked by Google rating, then by number of reviews. Only studios with at least 25 reviews are included. Physio and chiropractic clinics are left out, as they review well for treatments other than pilates. The list updates automatically as ratings change.

Smaller and newer studios won’t show here until they build up reviews. See the full Nottingham listing for all of them.

Where to find pilates in Nottingham

West Bridgford and south of the centre (NG2)

NG2 has more pilates studios than any other Nottingham postcode in our directory. They include a branch of The Reformer Studio, Studio Forma, Coco Studio and Pilates by Jodi, plus several smaller independents.

City centre (NG1)

The centre has the city-centre Reformer Studio, the most-reviewed pilates studio in Nottingham in our directory, along with several boutique studios and a leisure centre that runs pilates classes.

Mapperley, Sherwood and Carlton (NG3, NG4)

North-east Nottingham has a handful of studios, including Studio 3 and Pilates Mapperley.

Bingham and Radcliffe (NG12, NG13)

East of the city is surprisingly well served. It includes Pyramid Performance & Health, one of the highest-rated places in the area, and FLOW Reformer Pilates in Bingham.

Eastwood, Kimberley, Southwell and beyond

B Movement Lab serves the Eastwood area, and Studio Eighteen brings reformer to Southwell. There are also village-hall classes around Burton Joyce and Lowdham.

What pilates costs in Nottingham

At the time of writing, The Reformer Studio listed 10 classes for £150 (£15 a class) or unlimited classes for £89 a month. That sets a fairly low benchmark for the city. Independent studios usually charge more per class, but offer smaller classes and more individual attention. Most also run intro offers, so check their booking pages for current deals.

For a full breakdown of packs, memberships and privates, see how much reformer pilates costs in the UK.

Getting started

1. Choose somewhere close. A studio you can get to easily is one you’ll keep going to.
2. Reformer or mat? See reformer vs mat pilates.
3. Know what to expect. Read our guide to your first reformer class and what to wear.
4. Pregnant or postnatal? Look for specialist classes. See prenatal and postnatal pilates.

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