105F
26 postures at 105 degrees, and the doors lock at class time. Teaching Bikram Yoga, Hot Pilates, Hot Yoga and 3 more in Andersonville, Chicago. Drop in from $29. Two weeks unlimited for $55.
Chicago, IL 60660Andersonville
About 105F
105F runs four studios in Chicago, and Andersonville is the one on North Clark, up on the second floor. The room is the whole point. Original Hot Yoga 90 is the fixed 26 posture sequence at 105 degrees for 90 minutes, and there is a 60 minute version of the same series for when you cannot give it the full hour and a half.
The Pilates is Inferno Hot Pilates, which runs at 95 degrees rather than 105, and the PLUS version adds weights and resistance bands. If you want heat without the fixed sequence, Hot Vinyasa sits at 80 to 90 degrees and Yin at 80.
One class is worth calling out. 26+Tunes is the same 26 posture series set to music with no verbal instruction at all, so it assumes you already know the sequence by heart.
Doors open 30 minutes before class and lock precisely at the start time. There is no late entry, which is strict enough to plan your journey around.
Pricing is identical across all four locations. A single class is $29, ten classes is $259, and unlimited is $159 a month on a two month minimum. Your first two weeks are $55 if you have never practiced here, or have been away more than a year.
- Beginner friendly, all levels welcome
- Private and one to one sessions available
- Equipment: Mat, Free weights, Resistance bands
- 6 class styles on the timetable
Studio highlights
- 6Class styles
- 4.9Google rating
Two weeks unlimited for $55
New clients only. Valid for 14 days. Offer checked 2 months ago.
Claim This OfferClass styles at 105F
These are the styles this studio teaches, not its full timetable. A studio often runs several named classes inside one style. Typical drop in ranges are national bands, and this studio's own prices are below.
Bikram Yoga
The same 26 postures in the same order, in a 105 degree room.
Typical drop in$20-$35View detailsHot Pilates
Mat Pilates turned up, in a room heated to somewhere between 85 and 105 degrees.
Typical drop in$22-$38View detailsHot Yoga
Yoga in a heated room, so the body opens sooner and you sweat harder.
Typical drop in$20-$35View detailsPrivate Yoga
One to one Yoga, planned around exactly what you want to work on.
Typical drop in$70-$150View detailsVinyasa Yoga
Postures linked to the breath in one continuous, flowing sequence.
Typical drop in$18-$32View detailsYin Yoga
Slow, passive holds of several minutes that reach the deeper connective tissue.
Typical drop in$16-$30View detailsPrices With a Date On Them
All prices below were last verified in August 2026.
Last checked August 2026
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Two weeks unlimited for $55
Valid for 14 days after purchase.
- Use within 14 days
- New clients only
Where 105F is
- Street parking
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Amenities
- Mat
- Free weights
- Resistance bands
- Free lockers
- Mat rentals
- Towel rentals
- Cashless payments
- Street parking
- On demand library
- LGBTQ+ friendly
- Women owned
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How 105F Compares
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Frequently Asked Questions
View all FAQsWhat does a class cost?
A single class is $29 and stays valid 30 days. Packs are $135 for five, which expires in two months, and $259 for ten, which expires in four. Memberships run $95 a month for five classes, $159 for unlimited, and $209 for a premium unlimited that adds mat and towel rental, mat storage and a monthly guest pass. Memberships carry a two month minimum and need 30 days written notice to cancel.
Is there an offer for a first visit?
Two weeks of unlimited classes for $55. It is open to brand new students and to anyone who has not practiced at 105F in over a year, so a lapsed member can use it again.
How hot is each class, actually?
It varies by format, which is the useful part. Original Hot Yoga 90 and 60 and 26+Tunes all run at 105 degrees. Inferno Hot Pilates and the PLUS version run at 95. Hot Vinyasa is 80 to 90, and Yin is 80. If the full 105 sounds like a lot, Yin is the gentlest entry.
What happens if I turn up late?
You do not get in. Doors open 30 minutes before class and lock precisely at the start time, and the studio states there is no late entry. Aim to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early, and allow longer on a first visit to register and sign the waiver.
What do I need to bring?
A yoga mat, a large towel and a water bottle. If you arrive without, a mat rents for $4 and a towel for $4, and bottled water is $3. The studio is cashless, so bring a card rather than notes. Lockers are free at all four studios.
Can I use my pass at the other 105F studios?
Yes. Every pass, pack and membership is valid at all four locations: Andersonville, Lincoln Park, South Loop and Wicker Park. The prices are the same at each.
How much is a private session?
Private one to one instruction starts at $149 for a 60 minute session, with an additional $15 per person per session if you bring others. Private group bookings are handled by email rather than through the app.
Are children allowed in class?
Children 12 and under cannot attend. Ages 13 to 15 need a parent or guardian in the class with them. Ages 16 to 18 can attend alone, but a parent or guardian has to sign a waiver in the studio before a first session. The studio says it makes exceptions for children of current members.
Which locker room should I use?
The studio's published policy is that students use the locker room aligning with their gender identity, and it asks everyone to respect the privacy of others.
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