105F
Two hot rooms at Clark and Diversey, one holding 55 and one holding 18. Teaching Bikram Yoga, Hot Pilates, Hot Yoga and 3 more in Lincoln Park, Chicago. Drop in from $29. Two weeks unlimited for $55.
Chicago, IL 60614Lincoln Park
About 105F
105F Lincoln Park sits at Clark and Diversey, and Google lists it as more than 20 years in business. What separates it from the operator's other three studios is that it runs two hot rooms rather than one. The large room takes up to 55 people and the smaller upstairs room holds about 18, both figures stated by the studio itself. Which room your class lands in changes the feel of it more than which teacher is leading.
The timetable is the series the brand is built on. Original Hot Yoga 90 is the fixed 26 posture sequence at 105 degrees, there is a 60 minute version of the same series, and 26+Tunes runs it to music with no verbal cueing at all. Inferno Hot Pilates is cooler at 95 degrees, and Hot Vinyasa and Yin sit lower again.
Prices are set centrally, so nothing here costs more or less than at Andersonville, South Loop or Wicker Park. A single class is $29, ten are $259, and unlimited is $159 a month. Your first two weeks are $55.
This studio opens earlier than the rest, though the listings disagree on exactly how early: Google says 5:30 in the morning and both Yelp and Wellhub say 6:30. Either way the first class is before 7. Doors lock at the start of class across the whole brand, so there is no late entry here either.
There are showers, and the locker rooms are stocked with soap, shampoo and body wash. After 90 minutes at 105 degrees that matters more than it sounds.
- 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
- 4.4Google 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.
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- New clients only
Where 105F is
- Street parking
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Amenities
- Mat
- Free weights
- Resistance bands
- Free lockers
- Showers
- Mat rentals
- Towel rentals
- Cashless payments
- Street parking
- Water filling station
- On demand library
- Women owned
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How 105F Compares
Compare with any studio in ChicagoAt twice a week, 105F works out at $159 a month on its cheapest published rate. Here is what the same routine costs at the studios people weigh against it.
$159a month, via unlimited membership
Costs the same at twice a week, $159 a month.
Rated 4.9 on Google from 18 reviews.
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Frequently Asked Questions
View all FAQsHow big are the rooms?
There are two. The large room holds up to 55 people and the smaller upstairs room holds about 18, both numbers stated by the studio. That is a wide spread for one location, so if you prefer a smaller room it is worth asking which one a given class runs in before you book.
How early does the studio open?
The listings disagree. Google says 5:30 in the morning, while Yelp and Wellhub both say 6:30 on Monday. All of them agree the first class is before 7, and that the studio runs until about 9 in the evening on weeknights. Call (773) 348-9642 if you need the exact opening time for a specific day.
Are there showers?
Yes. The studio says its locker rooms are stocked with hand soap, shampoo, body wash and feminine hygiene products, and that the spaces are professionally cleaned and sanitised every evening. Bring your own deodorant and lotion, which it asks people to supply themselves for hygiene reasons.
What does a class cost?
A single class is $29 and stays valid 30 days. Five classes are $135 and ten are $259. Memberships are $95 a month for five classes, $159 for unlimited and $209 for a premium unlimited that adds mat and towel rental plus a monthly guest pass, all on a two month minimum with 30 days notice to cancel. New students get two weeks unlimited for $55.
How hot is each class?
Original Hot Yoga 90, Original Hot Yoga 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, so Yin is the gentlest way in if the full heat sounds like too much.
Can I use my pass at the other 105F studios?
Yes. Passes, packs and memberships all work at Andersonville, Lincoln Park, South Loop and Wicker Park, and the prices are identical at each. Several regulars move between locations depending on which schedule suits them that week.
What happens if I arrive late?
You will not be let in. Doors open 30 minutes before class and lock precisely at the start time, and the operator states there is no late entry at any of its studios. Aim for 10 to 15 minutes early, and longer on a first visit to register and sign a waiver.
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