HAWTHORN

YOGA & PILATES STUDIO NEAR HAWTHORN – PRENATAL & REFORMER CLASSES AVAILABLE

DIRECTIONS FROM HAWTHORN TO OUR YOGA STUDIO IN SOUTH YARRA

Our One Hot Yoga & Pilates Studio based in South Yarra is only an 8-minute drive away from Hawthorn when travelling by car. You can also bike your way to enjoy a 16-minute ride to your next yoga session; cycling along the Yarra is one of the nicest ways to arrive on a clear Melbourne morning.

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TRAVEL OVERVIEW

Distance: Approximately 5 kilometres
Cycling time: 16 minutes
Driving time: 8 minutes
Nearest train station: South Yarra Station (5-minute walk)
Nearest tram stop: Toorak Rd/Chapel St (Route 58)

TRAVEL DETAILS

By Car

From Hawthorn, our studio is fenced by Toorak Road and Glenferrie Road as part of the city’s suburban grid, heading west towards the city at 36 River Street, South Yarra.

WALKING & ACTIVE TRAVEL

Hawthorn sits right along the Yarra River Trail, making the ride to our studio one of Melbourne’s more enjoyable commutes. Once you reach the Toorak Road bridge, head north up River Street and the studio is a short way along on your right. It’s a scenic, largely flat route with minimal traffic — a genuinely nice way to arrive.

By Train

Board the Lilydale / Belgrave line from Glenferrie Station and alight at Richmond, then transfer to a Frankston / Pakenham / Sandringham service for one stop to South Yarra Station. For those keen on mixing in their daily steps on the way, our studio is roughly a 28 minute walk from Richmond Station.

By Tram

Route 70 runs along Swan Street; take the route until the Church Street intersection, where you’ll transfer to the Route 78 down to the Malcolm Street / Church Street stop, roughly a 5 minute walk from our studio space.

YOGI EATS

Glenferrie Road is Hawthorn’s main strip, and is a bounty of multicultural cuisines both casual and formal alike (courtesy of its young, vibrant student population). Here’s where we like to eat and drink before or after a session at the studio.

The Leaf Store is the kind of neighbourhood grocer you wish every suburb had. Stocked with high-quality organic produce, local pantry staples and internationally sourced specialty foods, it’s worth a stop for those looking to fill up their pantry and keep their week’s worth of meals well-nourished.
Axil Coffee Roasters has been one of Melbourne’s most respected roasters for years. With their philosophy of ‘picked by hand, roasted by hand, served by hand’, the result is consistently excellent coffee that has been loved by local enthusiasts across the inner east for years. Their New Orleans Cold Brew is a favourite of ours: cold brew, chicory root, cinnamon, cardamom, vanilla and milk. A reason to linger after class.
Mile End does wood-fired bagels that are dense, slightly sweet and made to order. They do the classics well: everything, sesame, and a rotating selection beyond that.

AREAS AFTER CLASS

Hawthorn is one of Melbourne’s most liveable inner suburbs, with grand heritage architecture, leafy streets and a community feel that has held its own by virtue of its burgeoning range of ages and demographics. A few spots worth knowing about beyond the food.

Steele House on Glenferrie Road is the flagship store for the Steele label, housed in a heritage Edwardian terrace. The focus is on feminine, considered design with a commitment to sustainable and ethical production.
The Yarra River Trail runs through Hawthorn’s western edge and connects directly to South Yarra. It is the most pleasant way to ride to the studio and a good reason to make the trip part of the session rather than just the commute.
The Hawthorn Makers Market runs on the first Sunday of every month, with over 70 local stallholders selling handmade goods, food and coffee. If your class falls on a Sunday morning, it’s an easy addition to the day.