Singapore’s popular wellness brand Hom Yoga is set to close permanently, bringing an end to its operations after the closure of its Orchard Central outlet in November 2026 and its final River Valley studio in March 2027.
The yoga studio announced on October 17 that its remaining outlet at Valley Point Shopping Centre will hold its last day of operations on March 21, 2027. The decision follows the planned redevelopment of the River Valley shopping centre and mounting challenges in finding a suitable replacement location.
The announcement marks another setback for Singapore’s boutique fitness industry, which has faced growing pressure from rising operating expenses, competition and changes in the way consumers access fitness and wellness services.
Hom Yoga had previously announced that its Orchard Central branch would close on November 15, 2026, after the mall’s management decided to take back the premises. At the time, the company had indicated that it would strengthen the schedule at its River Valley studio to accommodate members affected by the closure.
However, the subsequent redevelopment plans for Valley Point left the business facing another major transition.
Why Hom Yoga Is Closing Its Final Studio
In its October 17 announcement, Hom Yoga said it had hoped its River Valley location would give the brand the time and space to develop its next chapter following the Orchard Central closure.
However, the company cited rising studio operating costs, difficulties finding a suitable new location and the limited time available to move its community through another transition.
Rather than continue operating under uncertain circumstances, the business decided to close permanently.
Valley Point’s redevelopment announcement on September 30 was a key factor in the decision, while the closure of Orchard Central had already placed pressure on the brand to consolidate its operations.
The company has not announced plans to open another permanent location or continue operating under a different name.
Orchard Central Studio to End Nearly 14 Years of Operations
Hom Yoga’s Orchard Central branch is scheduled to close on November 15, 2026, ending almost 14 years of operations at the shopping centre.
The outlet has been part of Singapore’s boutique yoga scene for years, attracting practitioners seeking classes ranging from traditional yoga to more contemporary styles.
Its closure was initially expected to shift more classes and members to the River Valley location. However, with that studio also scheduled to close, customers now have a limited period to plan their next steps.
The final months will allow existing members to continue attending classes and using eligible packages before the brand shuts its doors for good.
What Happens to Existing Hom Yoga Members?
Hom Yoga has said that customers with existing class packages and weekly or monthly memberships can continue practising at its River Valley studio until March 21, 2027.
Members who wish to terminate their memberships before the final closure date can submit their requests by email at least seven days before their next billing cycle, according to the company’s guidance.
The studio will also offer smaller class packages during its final five months of operation, alongside its regular weekly and monthly memberships.
The arrangement is intended to give customers greater flexibility and avoid requiring them to commit to memberships extending beyond the studio’s remaining operating period.
Members should review their package expiry dates, remaining class credits and membership billing arrangements directly with Hom Yoga before making additional purchases.
The company has encouraged customers to continue attending classes, reconnect with their favourite teachers and make the most of the time remaining.
Singapore’s Boutique Fitness Industry Faces Growing Pressure
Hom Yoga’s impending closure comes amid a difficult period for Singapore’s fitness and wellness sector.
In September 2026, True Fitness and True Yoga announced the closure of their Singapore operations after being placed under provisional liquidation. The companies’ parent group cited increasingly fierce competition and rising customer acquisition costs among the challenges facing the business.
The shutdown also affected consumers who had prepaid for memberships and services. Singapore’s Consumers Association received hundreds of complaints concerning unutilised packages and memberships, highlighting the financial risks customers can face when fitness operators cease trading.
Yoga Inc also closed its remaining two Singapore studios in September, with instructors and customers reportedly receiving little advance notice.
These developments have intensified scrutiny of the commercial pressures facing fitness operators, particularly businesses that depend on recurring memberships, studio rentals and a steady flow of customers.
However, Hom Yoga’s situation differs from the abrupt shutdowns experienced by some other operators. The company has announced its closure in advance and outlined arrangements allowing members to continue attending classes until its final day.
A Farewell to a Familiar Yoga Community
Hom Yoga’s closure represents more than the loss of another fitness business. For many members and instructors, the studio has provided a place to practise, build relationships and develop their personal wellness routines.
The announcement prompted emotional responses from members and teachers, with some describing the studio as a supportive environment that had played an important role in their personal growth.
Hom Yoga has encouraged its community to spend the remaining months attending classes, reconnecting with familiar faces and sharing the experience with friends.
The brand’s departure also reflects the wider challenges facing independent wellness businesses in a high-cost environment, where securing suitable premises and maintaining a sustainable operating model can be difficult.
Key Dates Hom Yoga Members Should Know
- November 15, 2026: Scheduled final day for the Orchard Central studio.
- March 21, 2027: Scheduled final day for the Valley Point, River Valley studio and the end of Hom Yoga’s Singapore operations.
With both locations scheduled to close, members should plan their remaining classes and membership arrangements well ahead of the final dates.
For Singapore’s yoga community, Hom Yoga’s planned departure marks the end of a familiar name in the local wellness scene. Its closure also raises broader questions about whether boutique fitness operators can continue to thrive amid rising costs, intense competition and changing retail property landscapes.
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