The full client experience at Wunderbody Tanjong Pagar was good, achieving The Fit Guide Recommended Rating.

The class was also notable and has achieved our Class Experience Recommended Rating.

The studio design created a strong sense of identity with thoughtful lighting and highly polished visual elements.

The class experience was delivered with confident coaching and clear, encouraging guidance from start to finish.

“I loved how smooth and organised the whole arrival experience felt once I stepped inside.”

“The coaching felt upbeat and confident, and I enjoyed how easy it was to follow the session.”

“The studio looked beautiful and on-brand, and the design details really stood out when I walked in.”

Wunderbody Tanjong Pagar offers contemporary reformer Pilates classes that focus on technique, control and full-body strength in a supportive setting. Sessions emphasise alignment, smooth sequencing and consistent pacing, making them suitable for a wide range of experience levels.

Classes are led with clear demonstrations and straightforward coaching, combining form-focused guidance with an upbeat, modern Pilates approach.

At Wunderbody Tanjong Pagar, the welcome was friendly and well organised, making arrival feel straightforward. Check-in was quick, the desk area was clean and tidy, and an unprompted orientation covered where to change, wait and head for class. Everything was clearly explained, which helped us settle in easily.

Service remained polite and professional throughout, though interactions stayed fairly brief. There was little personal conversation or follow-up after class, but staff explained packages clearly when asked. While the phone line went unanswered before the visit, the in-studio experience was calm, efficient and easy to navigate once we arrived.

Wunderbody Tanjong Pagar receivedour Recommended Rating for a good class experience.

The class delivered strong energy, with upbeat coaching and a smooth flow from warmup through to cooldown. Demonstrations were clear, cues were easy to follow and encouragement was steady without being overbearing. The coach offered helpful form checks and small adjustments, which kept the session feeling safe, focused and easy to stay engaged with.

Personalisation was limited. Names weren’t used, the class goals weren’t outlined at the start and there was little interaction with first-timers before or after the session. Even so, the workout was well paced, enthusiastic and professionally run, creating an environment where it was always clear what to do next.

The studio presented a polished, on-brand look that made a strong first impression. From the arched entrance to the backlit mirrors and branded quotes, the space carried a clear identity that tied everything together. Lighting, temperature and overall atmosphere were comfortable, and the equipment was in excellent working condition, supporting a smooth and professional session.

Space was more limited, with reformers positioned close together, which required a bit of awareness when moving around. A few minor cleanliness issues and narrow walkways softened the impact of the otherwise stylish design. Even so, the studio maintained a cohesive look and feel, with strong production quality and a layout that worked well for the class.

The public areas at Wunderbody Tanjong Pagar balanced considered design with a layout that was comfortable and easy to navigate. The entrance felt intentional, the waiting area offered enough space and seating, and the overall atmosphere remained clean and orderly. Design details were consistent from the front door through to the changing area, giving the space a modern look that aligned well with the brand.

Amenities were limited. There were no benches, changing space was tight and toiletries were basic. Lockers were clean and in good condition but did not include locks or hangers, and towels and food or drink options were not available. The bathroom was functional and generally well maintained, though cleanliness on the day could have been better. Overall, the space felt comfortable and well designed, with a few missing details that would have made the experience more complete.

The digital journey was smooth from the start, with a polished website, simple booking flow and clear information that guided us through our first visit. Payments, confirmations and pre-class details worked as expected, and the site clearly outlined arrival timing and preparation. The visuals, tone and layout reflected the brand’s warm, supportive personality without feeling overdone.

Social channels were not updated frequently and did not include booking links or schedules, though the content shared did give an accurate sense of the in-studio experience. Bookings were handled through MindBody, with no branded app or added in-class tech, but the overall digital experience still felt reliable, modern and well aligned with the boutique Pilates offering.

Wunderbody Pilates offers an introductory deal for first-time clients. Newcomers can pay $150 and enjoy 3 group classes.

If you’re looking for a longer-term commitment, memberships are available from $180 for 4 classes per month up to $320 for 8 classes per month, both with a minimum of two months commitment.

Drop-in sessions are available at $55 per class, with smaller commitment packages also available, starting at a 10-pack for $450.