Dance studios for rent in Singapore

Sprung floors, mirrored walls and a sound system, booked by the hour. No membership, no lease.

Mirrors, floors and what is actually in the room

Most studios on GetSpaces are private, self-contained rooms rather than a corner of a shared gym. The majority have a full mirrored wall and a Bluetooth speaker; a smaller group have sprung or Harlequin floors, which matter if you're jumping. Ceiling height, floor type and speaker setup are listed on every space, so check the amenities before you book rather than after: a 110 sqft practice room and a 2,800 sqft rehearsal studio are both on this page, and they are not interchangeable.

Rates, and the hours that cost less

Hourly rates move with size, location and time of day. Small solo practice rooms sit at the bottom of the range, large rehearsal studios near town at the top. Off-peak weekday mornings are consistently the cheapest hours to book, and several hosts publish a lower weekday-before-4pm rate outright. Everything you see is the rate you pay. No booking fee is added at checkout, and the price shown already includes the space's minimum booking duration.

Where the studios are

Dance inventory sits in the central belt, not on the industrial fringe: Bugis, Chinatown, Bencoolen, Bras Basah and Telok Ayer carry most of the studios on this page, in subdivided commercial floors and shophouse upper storeys. That works in your favour, so filter by station rather than by neighbourhood, because a studio two minutes from an MRT exit fills a class that a cheaper one needing a bus transfer will not.

Booking for a class or a recurring slot

If you teach, you can book the same slot week after week rather than one session at a time. Recurring bookings hold your slot against other renters, and some hosts discount them. If your class size changes, check the max pax on the space. That number is a licensing and comfort limit, not a suggestion, and hosts do enforce it.

Frequently asked questions

Can I rent a dance studio for just one hour?

Yes. Most studios have a one-hour minimum, though a few larger rehearsal spaces set a two- or three-hour minimum. The minimum is shown on the space before you book.

Do the studios have sprung floors?

Some do. Sprung and Harlequin floors are tagged in the amenities, so filter for them if you're doing jumps or barefoot work. Many studios are vinyl or wood over concrete, which is fine for most practice but harder on your knees.

Can I play my own music?

Almost always. Most studios include a Bluetooth speaker or an aux input. Check the amenities list if you need a specific setup, such as a mic or a mixer.

How late can I book?

Several studios are self-check-in and available 24/7, so late-night and early-morning practice is bookable. Spaces with staffed access list their operating hours on the listing.

What happens if I need to cancel?

Each host sets their own cancellation window, shown on the space before you pay. Cancel inside that window and your credits go back; outside it, the host keeps the booking.

Can I book the same slot every week?

Yes. Recurring bookings are supported for weekly classes and rehearsals, and they hold the slot so another renter can't take it mid-term.

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