Pricing
Session Packages
Every session at Atelier Pilates is thoughtfully tailored to your body, your goals, and your movement journey. Whether you’re visiting for a single session or committing to a longer program, each appointment is a private, one-on-one experience designed specifically for you.
Private session packages
Introductory Offer
3 Private Sessions
$300
New clients are invited to begin with our introductory package. These three private sessions provide time to learn how you move, discuss your goals, and experience our personalized approach to Pilates.
Single Session
1 Private Session
$125
Ideal for occasional visits or clients who prefer maximum flexibility.
Five-Session Package
5 Private Sessions
$595
Save $30 vs. 5 singles
Perfect for clients looking to build consistency while enjoying a reduced per-session rate.
Ten-Session Package
10 Private Sessions
$1,150
Save $100 vs. 10 singles
Our lowest standard per-session price for returning clients who want a consistent practice. Regular appointments provide time to progress exercises and refine technique; individual results vary.
Prices are in U.S. dollars. This website does not accept payment. We confirm current pricing, session length, eligibility, package, cancellation, transfer, and refund terms before purchase.
Good to Know
A few details.
One-on-One
Every session is private — just you and your instructor. Each appointment is thoughtfully tailored to your body, goals, and movement journey.
Family
Session packages may be shared between immediate family members. A parent or guardian must arrange sessions and complete required forms for a minor.
Cancellation
We kindly ask that cancellations be made at least 24 hours in advance. Cancellations made within 24 hours of your scheduled session will be subject to a $50 cancellation fee.
Validity
All packages are valid for twelve months from the date of purchase and do not auto-renew. Contact us before purchase with questions about eligibility, extensions, transfers, or refunds.
The value of a session spent well is hard to overstate —
and easy, after a while, to feel.