Frequently asked questions
Answers about classes, pricing, booking and visiting Alceme at 6 Victoria Street, Hobart.
1. What is Alceme and where is it?
Alceme is a yoga and mat pilates studio at 6 Victoria Street, Hobart TAS 7000. Across four light-filled levels we also run HIIT and kettlebell classes, as well as meditation, pranayama and other movement classes. All levels are welcome.
2. Do you offer reformer pilates?
No. Alceme teaches mat pilates, not reformer pilates. Mat pilates is a workout done on a mat. Small props such as therabands and pilates balls may be used from time to time.
3. Is Alceme suitable for beginners, and which class should I come to first?
Yes. You do not need to be flexible, and you do not need previous yoga experience. There is a beginners’ class on Saturday mornings. Vinyasa, Soul Flow, Gentle Flow, Yin and Restorative are also recommended for beginners. Dynamic Flow is described as better suited to people with some prior yoga experience. Teachers are friendly, approachable and trained to help you practise safely.
4. What should I bring to my first class? Do I need my own mat?
Bring a drink bottle and comfortable, stretchy clothes. Mats and props are provided. You are welcome to bring your own mat, block and strap if you prefer not to use shared equipment. Alceme does not sell drink bottles; paper cups are available in the kitchenette if you forget yours. There is a bathroom and a unisex locker room (a room divider is available, but it is not a private cubicle). Leave shoes, bags and phones upstairs, and take shoes off before entering the hall (except for fitness classes).
5. How much does it cost, and what is the $2 intro offer?
Tasmanian residents can try unlimited classes for $2 for the first week, then $19.95/week, with a three-week minimum that includes the $2 week. After the first week, weekly billing starts one week after you join. Longer unlimited memberships are $79.95/month (about $18.45/week), $229 every three months (about $17.62/week) and $829/year (about $15.94/week). A 10-class pass is $199 (valid 12 months), a 5-class pass is $110 (valid six months), and a casual class is $24.95. Full details are on the pricing and intro offer pages.
6. Who can buy the intro offer, and what is the three-week minimum?
The $2 first week is available to Tasmanian residents only. On the weekly membership there is a three-week minimum, which includes your first $2 week. Monthly, quarterly and annual memberships also start with a $2 first week and can be cancelled after the first month, quarter or year.
7. How do I cancel a membership?
Email info@alceme.com at least two business days before your renewal date. Memberships cannot be cancelled in the app or on the website. For suspensions, holds, payment questions and cancellations, email the same address.
8. How do I book a class, and when is the studio open?
Book on the timetable (alceme.com/class-schedule), in the Alceme app (iPhone or Android) or online. The studio is open only during scheduled classes, and times change, so the live timetable is the authority. Typical hours, taken from the timetable for 16–28 November 2026 (earliest class start to latest class end): Monday 6:00 am–8:00 pm; Tuesday 6:00 am–8:00 pm; Wednesday 6:00 am–8:00 pm; Thursday 7:00 am–8:00 pm; Friday 6:00 am–1:45 pm; Saturday 8:45 am–12:15 pm; Sunday 8:30 am–5:00 pm.
9. Where do I park?
Alceme is at 6 Victoria Street, Hobart TAS 7000. Metered street parking is available (Monday–Saturday 8.30 am–6 pm; Sunday 9.00 am–4 pm). Parking is also available at Centrepoint Car Park, 35 Victoria Street, Hobart 7000. Vehicle entry is from Victoria Street, with pedestrian entry also from Murray Street and Centrepoint Shopping Centre. Centrepoint Car Park hours are Monday–Friday 7.30 am–6.15 pm, Saturday 8.30 am–5.15 pm and Sunday 9.30 am–4.15 pm.
10. What classes do you teach?
Published yoga and pilates classes include Vinyasa, Dynamic Flow, Yang to Yin, Movement Flow, Soul Flow, Beginners, Hatha, Gentle Flow, Slow Flow, Yin Yoga, Deep Yin, Restorative Yoga, Meditation and Pranayama, and Mat Pilates. Fitness classes include Metafit, which is a bodyweight HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) workout, and Kettlebell AMPD Fusion (listed on the timetable as Kettlebell & Resistance Band Fusion). Occasional offerings include Core Flow, Acoustic Yin and Sound Meditation. Kundalini Yoga is listed on the class descriptions page as currently not offered. Alceme does not offer reformer pilates.
11. Do you run HIIT and kettlebell classes?
Yes. Metafit is a bodyweight HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) class, offered as a 25- or 30-minute session. All exercises have regressions and modifications, and the class is described as suitable for all levels of fitness, all ages and stages. You do not need to work on your fitness before coming along. Kettlebell AMPD Fusion (listed on the timetable as Kettlebell & Resistance Band Fusion) is a 40- or 45-minute full-body workout using kettlebells and, for some tracks, resistance bands, teamed with motivating music. For both classes, suitable footwear (sneakers), a drink bottle and a hand towel are suggested. Shoes stay on for fitness classes; they are taken off before entering the hall for yoga and pilates.
12. Are classes suitable for all ages and levels? What if I am pregnant or have an injury?
Alceme welcomes all levels, and several classes (including Slow Flow and Metafit) are described as suitable for all ages and all bodies. The site does not publish a minimum age. The Saturday beginners’ class is described as ideal if you are new to yoga, pregnant, have injuries, or want to get back to basics. Please tell your teacher about any injuries, medical conditions or pregnancy before class.
13. Do you have a visitors pass if I am only in Hobart for a week?
Yes. The Visitors Pass is $49.95 and gives seven days of unlimited yoga, fitness, pilates and meditation. It starts on the date of your first visit, and is non-refundable and non-transferable.
14. How do I contact Alceme?
Email info@alceme.com. You can also book classes at alceme.com/class-schedule or in the Alceme app. A phone number is not published.
