
Ava Bloom
- Role
- Founder and lead teacher
Steady, encouraging classes that help you build a practice you'll come back to.

Eighteen mats, four teachers and a timetable that starts at seven. Come for one class, or settle into a weekly habit.
Lotus opened in 2016 above the old print works. Most people come twice a week, a few come every morning, and plenty of them had never done yoga before their first class here.
Ava Bloom, founder and lead teacher
Book a single class or use a pass. If a class is full you can join the waiting list, and we'll email you as soon as a mat comes free.
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Three ways in, whatever your week looks like.
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There's nothing to buy and nothing to learn beforehand. Here's what happens.
Anything marked “all levels” works. Slow Flow on a Tuesday evening is a good place to start.
We'll show you where to leave your things, find you a mat and ask about any injuries.
Your teacher will offer simpler options all the way through. Lying down for a bit is always allowed.

Steady, encouraging classes that help you build a practice you'll come back to.

Practical mobility work in short lunchtime classes and the odd weekend workshop.

Slower practices at a thoughtful, low-pressure pace, for busy minds and tired backs.

The teacher most new students meet first: clear, calm and practical.
I'd tried three studios and felt lost in all of them. At Lotus, Sam noticed I was guarding my knee in the first ten minutes, and two years later I still go every Tuesday.
Restorative Evening is the only ninety minutes of my week when nobody needs anything from me.
The 7am class is small enough that I'd feel bad skipping it, which is exactly what I needed.
£45
for three classes
New to Lotus
Try three different classes within a fortnight and see which teacher and which time of day suit you. After that there are five-class passes and a monthly membership.