Ubud Yoga House is a small, schedule-led yoga studio near the rice fields north of central Ubud. Google Maps showed about 4.8 from 430 reviews and an opening signal around 07:00 at the research check. The official site gives unusually practical information: daily classes are mainly Monday to Saturday, access is by walking or motorcycle, visitors are asked to arrive 15 minutes early and daily classes do not require prebooking or prepayment. The decision is therefore about class level, route and first-come capacity rather than a guaranteed reservation.
This page records public timetable information rather than a class observation; no session was attended during the research run. The live schedule, teacher assignment, price and available space can change. Check the current timetable and arrival instructions before travelling, particularly around holidays, rain or teacher-training periods.
Where is Ubud Yoga House?
The official site places Ubud Yoga House on a small route at Jl Subak Sokwayah. It says the studio is around a 10 to 15 minute walk from the main road and can be reached by motorcycle or on foot. That access note is part of the experience: a car may not take a guest directly to the yoga room. Ask the driver for a suitable drop-off and allow time to walk the final route.
Wear shoes that suit an uneven village path and bring water for the walk. Guests with limited mobility should ask about the current surface, steps and alternative arrival options before paying for a class. A public review may describe a beautiful rice-field setting, but it cannot guarantee the same weather, path condition or view on a later date.
What are the daily class times?
The official schedule observed for Monday to Saturday included Sunrise Yoga from 7:30 to 9:00, a 9:30 to 11:00 Slow Vinyasa or Yoga for Beginners class, and a late-morning class from 11:15 to 12:30 that can be Yin, Gentle or Yoga in Indonesian depending on the day. Sunday is listed as closed for regular daily classes. Read the live timetable before leaving because the late-morning class title and teacher can change.
Arrive 15 minutes early. This buffer covers the walk, sign-in, payment, choosing a mat and settling into a space. The studio states that mats and props are free, and that tea, coffee or lemon water may be available. Those amenities are useful signals rather than a reason to arrive late. Ask what is currently provided if a guest needs a particular prop or drink.
How much does a drop-in cost?
The published rate observed on the official site was IDR 185,000 for a single drop-in. It also displayed multi-class options of IDR 495,000 for three classes, IDR 775,000 for five, IDR 1,450,000 for ten and IDR 2,000,000 for twenty. A 30-day option was displayed at IDR 2,500,000. These are website snapshots, so confirm the current price, validity, payment method and whether a package starts on the first visit.
Private-session signals were also published: 60 minutes at IDR 950,000 for one or two people, IDR 350,000 per person for three to nine and IDR 300,000 per person for ten to twenty. Ninety-minute rates were shown at IDR 1,150,000 for one or two, IDR 450,000 per person for three to nine and IDR 400,000 per person for ten to twenty. A private group is subject to availability and capacity confirmation. Do not treat the largest published band as an unlimited-participant promise.
Is it suitable for beginners?
The official site welcomes beginners and labels a Slow Vinyasa or Yoga for Beginners class in the daily schedule. That does not mean every class is appropriate for every body. Tell the teacher about injuries, pregnancy, mobility limits or other safety concerns before class and follow the teacher’s modifications. A yoga class is not medical treatment, and the studio schedule does not promise a therapeutic outcome.
Choose the class name that matches the group’s comfort. Sunrise Yoga may suit travellers who want an early practice, Slow Vinyasa or Beginners may suit a first visit, and Yin or Gentle may suit someone looking for a quieter pace. The exact emphasis depends on the teacher and date. Ask which class is running before assuming that a timetable label describes the whole session.
How should a visitor handle first-come capacity?
The official site says daily classes do not require prebooking or prepayment. That is convenient but also means that space is not reserved by simply reading the schedule. Arrive early, especially for Sunrise Yoga, weekends around a holiday and days with high public interest. If the group is larger, contact the studio first and ask whether the class or a private session can accommodate everyone.
For children, the site says children under ten are not included in daily classes, while private options may be possible. Confirm the age policy and supervision expectation before arrival. Do not bring a child to a class on the assumption that a private exception is automatic.
What do the yoga listings suggest?
The Maps entry showed roughly 4.8 from 430 contributions, and Tripadvisor surfaced a larger review history for the studio. Public descriptions repeatedly mention the early class, teachers and rice-field setting. That pattern supports arriving early and checking the route, but it cannot reserve a mat or guarantee a particular sunrise, teacher or class size.
How does it compare with The Yoga Barn?
Use the The Yoga Barn Ubud guide when comparing daily class options. Check walking route, class level, booking method, drop-in price, package validity, facilities, teacher schedule and group size. Ubud Yoga House may suit a visitor who wants a smaller rice-field route and first-come daily class, while a larger wellness centre may offer a different timetable and booking structure.
Questions before going to Ubud Yoga House
- Which class and teacher are scheduled for the planned date?
- Is Sunday closed, and has a holiday or training schedule changed the timetable?
- Is the current drop-in or package price still the same, and how is payment made?
- How early should the group arrive to manage first-come capacity?
- Can a private group be accepted, and what capacity confirmation is required?
- What is the current walking route, drop-off point and accessibility condition?
Bottom line for Ubud Yoga House
Ubud Yoga House suits travellers who want a practical daily yoga class in a quieter rice-field setting and are comfortable walking the final route and arriving early. The official site provides clear class, price and access signals, but first-come attendance means a timetable is not a seat reservation. Recheck the class, price, route and capacity on the day.
Bring suitable clothing, tell the teacher about relevant limits and keep the itinerary flexible. For a different hands-on Ubud activity, visit Cooking Lessons Ubud.