Studios checked October 2026 · 8 min read
Mexico City's reformer scene is thriving, and Roma Norte, Condesa and Polanco are full of beautiful boutique studios, from minimalist reformer spaces on Calle Colima to Lagree on Avenida Mazatlán. This guide covers six studios with confirmed addresses, what each does best and how to book, whether you live here or are visiting.
Mexico City, Mexico
Reformer and Lagree in Roma, Condesa and Polanco
6 Studios · Curated & Verified
Colima 76, Roma Norte, Cuauhtémoc, 06700 Ciudad de México
Casa Pilates is a minimalist boutique studio on Calle Colima in the heart of Roma Norte, offering reformer Pilates, mat Pilates and yoga. Guides praise its coaches, and the studio also sells its own activewear sets.
Worth knowing: a popular Roma studio, so evening classes fill quickly.
Colima 220, primer piso, Roma Norte, Ciudad de México
Ponte Pila is a boutique studio on the first floor at Colima 220, about 200 metres from Plaza Río de Janeiro. It offers functional Pilates, reformer Pilates and barre under one roof.
Worth knowing: its schedule changes, so check the studio's Instagram for current class times.
Avenida Mazatlán 83, Condesa, Cuauhtémoc, 06140 Ciudad de México
Columna Studio is a reformer studio on Avenida Mazatlán in Condesa, with a second studio, Columna Rodona, on Avenida México facing Parque México. It is a strong choice if you live or stay in Condesa and want reformer classes within walking distance.
Worth knowing: listings disagree on the floor at Mazatlán 83, so check the entrance when you arrive.
Aristóteles 110, Polanco IV Sección, Miguel Hidalgo, 11550 Ciudad de México
Soulcore teaches the Lagree method, a slow, high-tension workout combining cardio and resistance on the Megaformer. It has studios on Aristóteles in Polanco and on Avenida Mazatlán in Condesa, among other CDMX locations.
Worth knowing: Lagree is not classical Pilates; it is a different machine and a tougher, sweatier workout.
Aristóteles 92, Polanco, Miguel Hidalgo, Ciudad de México
Reform Studio is a reformer Pilates studio on Aristóteles in Polanco, rated 4.8 by clients on Wellhub. Its listed schedule runs in the late afternoon and evening, which suits people working in Polanco's offices.
Worth knowing: classes are mainly late afternoon and evening, and the studio is closed on Sundays.
Calle Colima, Roma Norte, Ciudad de México
The Fit Pilates is a boutique Pilates brand with studios on Calle Colima in Roma Norte and in Condesa. It is listed on Wellhub, which makes it an easy option to try alongside the other Roma and Condesa studios in this guide.
Worth knowing: a smaller brand with limited published information, so check class types when you book.
Many Mexico City studios take bookings through their own apps, Wellhub or TotalPass, and post schedule changes on Instagram. Follow your studio for updates.
Most reformer studios require a reservation, and walk-ins are rarely possible for reformer classes.
Traffic in Mexico City can be heavy. Choose a studio within walking distance of where you live or stay in Roma, Condesa or Polanco.
Soulcore teaches Lagree on the Megaformer, a slower, high-tension workout. It is excellent, but different from reformer Pilates.
Grip socks are required at most reformer studios, and the altitude makes hydration even more important.
Where to look depending on where you live, work or stay.
Boutique studios along Calle Colima and around Plaza Río de Janeiro, from minimalist reformer spaces to studios mixing reformer, barre and functional Pilates.
Reformer and Lagree studios on Avenida Mazatlán and around Parque México, perfect if you are staying in the area.
Polished studios on and around Aristóteles, with evening classes for people working nearby and Lagree for a tougher workout.
Studios in the business districts to the west serve residents and office workers who do not want to cross the city.
Grip socks are required at most reformer studios in Mexico City. These are our recommended picks, all available on Amazon. Affiliate disclosure.
Quick Picks: At a Glance
Our 6 picks are Casa Pilates (Roma Norte), Ponte Pila (Roma Norte), Columna Studio (Condesa), Soulcore by Lagree (Polanco · Condesa), Reform Studio Polanco (Polanco) and The Fit Pilates (Roma Norte · Condesa). Each listing above covers what the studio is best for, its signature class and a booking tip.
This guide covers Roma Norte, Condesa, Polanco and Santa Fe & Bosques. Boutique studios along Calle Colima and around Plaza Río de Janeiro, from minimalist reformer spaces to studios mixing reformer, barre and functional Pilates.
Book through apps or Instagram. Reserve before you go. Stay close to your studio.
Grip socks are required at most reformer studios. Our gear list for Mexico City covers grip socks, a Pilates mat, a magic circle, resistance bands, a foam roller and a home reformer.
Yes. Soulcore by Lagree has studios in Polanco and Condesa, among other CDMX locations. Lagree uses the Megaformer and is a slower, high-tension workout than reformer Pilates.
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