10 Best Yoga Studios in Hanoi

ADYoga has operated in Hanoi since 2007 and its homepage states the goal of spreading a love of yoga across the city and the wider north. The studio runs from two addresses, a Dong Da location on Huynh Thuc Khang lane and a Hai Ba Trung location on Tang Bat Ho street, and it publishes a dedicated practice timetable page for booking sessions. The site is Vietnamese only, so English speakers should confirm class language and level before turning up. It suits residents comfortable arranging a class by phone rather than through an English-language booking widget.

California Fitness and Yoga runs its branded Yoga California programme across its Hanoi clubs, and its own site describes classes ranging from basic to advanced levels taught directly by Indian instructors. As a national gym chain rather than a dedicated studio, it suits members who want yoga bundled with weights, group exercise and swimming under one membership rather than a boutique atmosphere. The site does not publish a public timetable here, so confirm the current class grid, the specific club location and instructor language with the front desk before your first visit. Only one Hanoi club counts here even though the chain operates several across the city.

Huong Anh Yoga Academy operates from two Hanoi addresses, on Pho Hue and at Chua Vua, both in Hai Ba Trung district, plus a third campus in Thai Nguyen outside the city. The academy's own site states that it runs more than fifty classes a day, a scale claim worth confirming rather than assuming, and it lists a hotline for scheduling since no public timetable is shown online. It suits students who want a long-established Vietnamese academy with multiple central locations rather than a single boutique room, though calling ahead to check that an English-speaking instructor is available remains sensible.

Level Fitness The Nine is a boutique fitness club on the sixth floor of The Nine Tower on Pham Van Dong Street in Cau Giay, and its club page states that members can choose from more than thirty different yoga classes each week. Yoga sits alongside strength training and group formats rather than standing alone, which suits someone who wants a single gym membership that already includes a heavy yoga rotation. The exact weekly grid is not published on the page itself, so confirm current class times, level and instructor with the club directly before planning a visit.

OM Factory runs five Hanoi studio addresses across Hai Ba Trung, Tay Ho and Cau Giay districts, and its homepage lists Vinyasa, Yin, Pranayama, Ayurveda-influenced and restorative yoga alongside aerial silks and aerial lyra classes. The studio also describes a Reiki healing practice on site, a claim that belongs to OM Factory rather than a verified therapeutic outcome. It runs certified 200 and 300 hour teacher training tracks plus a prenatal course, which makes it a reasonable pick for anyone progressing from student to instructor rather than a one-off drop-in visitor. Confirm which of the five studios holds the class you want before travelling across town.

ParkCity Club Hanoi runs its yoga programme from Le Trong Tan Street in Ha Dong district, and its yoga classes page lists eight distinct formats, including Hatha, Ashtanga, a Bend and Twist class, a Gentle class and a Sunrise session, alongside a downloadable weekly class-schedule PDF. The spread of named formats and the printable timetable make it easier to plan a week of practice than a studio that only advertises general yoga. Ha Dong sits further from the historic centre than most other entries here, so it suits residents of the western suburbs more than a short-stay visitor based downtown.

Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Hanoi Center, at Dang Thai Mai lane in Quang An, Tay Ho, belongs to the international Sivananda organisation, and its Hanoi centre page states that it teaches classical Hatha yoga through daily classes with drop-in, weekly or monthly options. That structure suits a visitor staying only a few days as much as a resident building a routine, since no long-term contract is required to try a single session. The page does not publish exact class times, so confirm the current daily schedule and whether an English-speaking teacher is on rotation by phone or Zalo before travelling out to Tay Ho.

STAR Yoga and Mat Pilates, run by Star Kickboxing and Fitness on To Ngoc Van in Tay Ho, publishes dedicated yoga and pilates memberships ranging from pay-as-you-go sessions to an unlimited three month pass, booked through an online class schedule. Pairing yoga with mat pilates under one membership suits someone who wants both disciplines without joining two separate studios, and the online booking system means the current grid is always visible rather than fixed to a printed timetable. Confirm which floor and instructor a class runs on when booking, since the venue also runs kickboxing sessions inside the same building.

Yoga Lab Hanoi, on the fifth floor of a lane off Yen Ninh in Ba Dinh district, publishes a broad style range on its own site, including Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin Yoga, Power Yoga and a sound meditation class that sits outside a typical asana session. That range suits a practitioner who wants to rotate between an active flow one day and a slower restorative or meditation session the next, rather than a studio built around a single method. The site directs bookings through its own booking system and an events page rather than a static printed schedule, so check current availability and level guidance before your first class.

Zenith Yoga, operating in Hanoi since 2007 according to its own studio page, runs two locations, a Tay Ho studio on Au Co Street and a Dong Da studio on Vu Thanh Street, each with its own linked class schedule. Beyond core yoga styles the studio also teaches pilates and runs teacher training, which suits a longer-term Hanoi resident more than someone testing a single class while passing through. Because the two locations keep separate timetables, confirm which studio and floor your intended class runs on and check the linked schedule page before turning up, since the two addresses are not interchangeable.