UK hotels with yoga classes

Sitting above a secluded cove on Bryher’s rugged west-facing coast, with 'nothing in between to Canada', this pretty blue-and-white weatherboarded farmhouse-turned-hotel is a '10/10 experience’, say smitten guests.

Summer Lodge, Evershot

Staying in this Georgian mansion in ‘flower-filled and perfectly tended gardens’ is 'a pretty faultless experience', with 'every detail properly attended to but the atmosphere still friendly and relaxed', say readers.

Ballymaloe House, Shanagarry

‘We enjoyed a walk in the extensive grounds with the hotel’s biodiversity champion,’ write readers on a visit to this legendary Irish country house hotel that is passionate about locally sourced food.

The Falcon, Castle Ashby

Well-being is at the heart of this ‘rather lovely boutique hotel’, a reinvented 16th-century coaching inn, where guests enjoy nature walks, yoga and the run of Castle Ashby's pleasure grounds.

The Gallivant, Camber

The name says it all: a place to skip along Camber Sands, enjoy backgammon in the bar, chill in the garden or relax with yoga – and with no children to disturb the peace.

Bingham Riverhouse, Richmond-upon-Thames

You can paddleboard on the river, stroll to see the deer in Richmond Park, and feel a world away from central London at this smart, multifaceted Thames-side hotel.

Dorset House, Lyme Regis

Dorset House describes itself as a ‘breakfast with rooms’, which is a clue that the morning feast in this eco-friendly, cream-washed Georgian house is a bit out of the ordinary.

Douneside House, Tarland

This architectural gem – an Edwardian Scots Revival country house – in the fertile Howe of Cromar, with long views to the Grampians, is today a very special country house hotel.

The Tawny, Consall

‘Perfect if you want your own space and all the services of a hotel’, The Tawny promises bucolic bliss; porters whisk guests by buggy to huts, tree houses, boathouses and retreats in 70 landscaped acres.

St Brelade’s Bay Hotel, ST BRELADE

In a ‘fabulous’ position, this large hotel in lush subtropical gardens overlooks a ‘magnificent’ sandy bay. It is run by ‘extremely friendly, helpful and well organised’ staff.

Sopwell House Hotel, St Albans

A favourite hangout of the England football team, the former home of Lord Louis Mountbatten is ‘well-run’, with contemporary bedrooms, cosseting suites, a good choice of eating and drinking spaces, and a magnificent spa.

The Swan Hotel & Spa, Newby Bridge

By a stone arched bridge, this ‘imposing edifice’ is in an idyllic waterside spot, surrounded by gardens that sweep down to the River Leven.

Manor House Lindley, Huddersfield

Alluringly re-designed, this Georgian mansion set back from the High Street in a smart Huddersfield suburb, is brimming with distinctive spaces in which to sit, drink and dine.

The House at Temple Sowerby, Penrith

Between the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales national parks, in the quiet Eden valley, this country house B&B offers an elegant retreat against a background of fell views.

Woolley Grange, Bradford-on-Avon

It may be a grand Jacobean manor but fun and frolicking for all the family is positively encouraged at Woolley Grange which has all bases covered from crèche and cinema to spa and pools.

Simonstone Hall,

With tall chimneys, multiple gables, vast mullioned windows and sprawling terraces this Yorkshire country house is the real deal, but with a delightfully friendly touch.

Mullion Cove Hotel, Helston

Where better for a sun salutation than on the cliff-top of the Lizard peninsula at this iconic white, late Victorian hotel, where yoga classes are a regular feature.

South Sands, Salcombe

Families and four-legged friends feel wonderfully welcome at this smart contemporary hotel, with steps leading from the terrace to a sheltered cove

The Newt in Somerset, Castle Cary

The buzz caused when Palladian Hadspen manor house opened its doors in 2019 shows no signs of abating; despite high prices, it’s hard to get a room without booking months ahead.

Lucknam Park, Chippenham

Approached down a mile-long avenue of lime and beech trees, this ‘very grand and lovely’ Palladian mansion exults in 500 acres of parkland and gardens.

Hotel 41, London

Guests receive royal treatment at this ‘superb, wonderful’ and discreet hotel on the fifth floor of a historic building close to Buckingham Palace.

Number One Port Hill, Hertford

Filled with vintage glassware, chandeliers, mirrors and sculptures, Annie Rowley’s ‘artful’ B&B is in a Georgian house, featured in Pevsner’s guide to Hertfordshire.

Beaverbrook, Leatherhead

Nestled in the Surrey Hills, this opulent, art and memorabilia-filled hotel is in a late Victorian mansion, once the rural retreat of press baron Lord Beaverbrook.

The purpose of a getaway is to help you relax and unwind, which makes yoga classes a fitting addition to any relaxing holiday. Across the UK, hotels have incorporated wellness into the experiences that they offer to various different degrees, and yoga whether, it’s in a dedicated spa or in the open air, is one of the most popular.

Often included alongside spa facilities such as treatments, swimming pools, saunas and steam rooms, or a restful end to the day after tennis, golf or a day on the beach, yoga is one of many leisure experiences available at the UK’s hotels. It’s a wonderful addition to a romantic holiday or a getaway with friends, but it can even be a welcome inclusion on a family-friendly retreat.

Amongst our favourite hotels with yoga classes, are Woolley Grange in Wiltshire, Polurrian on the Lizard in Cornwall, Rufflets in Scotland or even Hell Bay Hotel on the Isles of Scilly.

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