What is the minimum age to join?

Minimum age is 13; classes are tailored for teens and adults and conducted in English.

Do I need prior Pilates experience?

No prior experience is required; the class uses accessible, low‑impact movements suitable for beginners.

Yes—mats are provided, though you may bring your own if you prefer.

Can I take photos during class?

Photography is usually allowed but avoid flash and ask the instructor before taking pictures to protect the cats’ comfort.

What if I have allergies to cats?

Guests with allergies should consider medication beforehand and notify staff; severe allergies may make participation uncomfortable.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancel at least 48 hours prior; rescheduling is allowed with at least 24 hours’ notice. No exceptions.

Purrlates: Cat Pilates at Seattle's Playful Cat Café

Purrlates — Cat Pilates at the cat café in Seattle, Washington offers a one-hour, low‑impact Pilates class where resident cats roam among participants, turning a standard mat session into an unpredictable, joyful practice. Designed for ages 13 and up and taught in English, the class blends core strengthening, balance work, and mindful stretching with the funny interruptions of curious felines. Mats are provided; no prior Pilates experience is required. Arrive ready to focus on posture and breath: instructors cue precision, alignment, and controlled movement while cats weave between legs, inspect props, and sometimes curl up on a warm mat. The space favors steady, safe movement—think basic Pilates repertoire adapted so adjustments are simple and contact with animals is comfortable for everyone. Participants leave with improved body awareness, a stronger midline, and the lightness that comes from laughing through a workout. This booking is a different kind of Seattle stopover. After a morning on the waterfront or a hike through nearby green spaces, Purrlates makes for a restorative urban option that pairs physical care with playful animal therapy. The class supports both fitness goals and simple joy: it’s a good choice if you want a low‑stress, restorative workout that’s easy on the joints and high on smiles. Practical details matter: sessions last about one hour, and the minimum age is 13. Mats are available, so bring comfortable clothing and a willingness to be interrupted by a paw on your ankle. The venue communicates in English; cancellation requires at least 48 hours’ notice with rescheduling possible at least 24 hours in advance. Because the environment includes animals, guests with allergies or strong aversions should plan accordingly. Why book it? Purrlates turns routine movement into a memorable, social experience—perfect for travelers who want to mix wellness, animal interaction, and a relaxed indoor option between outdoor adventures. The class offers measurable benefits—core strength, improved posture, and better balance—wrapped in an experience that reflects Seattle’s café culture and communal spirit. This is not a high‑intensity workout; it’s a playful, accessible session that rewards curiosity. Whether you’re traveling solo, pairing it with a city itinerary, or including it on a rainy day, Purrlates delivers a warm, feline‑friendly way to move in Seattle. Plan ahead: Arrive 10–15 minutes early to settle in, use provided mats or bring your own for hygiene preference, and let staff know about allergies or mobility concerns. Photography is usually welcome but be mindful of flash and cats’ comfort; ask the instructor before initiating a photo session. If you’re visiting during a weekend, book in advance—the class often fills with locals and tourists alike. For a full Seattle day, combine Purrlates with a waterfront walk, neighborhood coffee stops, or an afternoon museum visit nearby.