I've been a MBH member for several years. First, this place is beautifully designed by owner Scott…read moreFrancis, with two unique practice spaces: a warm vinyasa room (88 F, typically) and a neutral room for meditation, yin and restorative yoga, soundbaths, etc. Both showcase massive gongs! Teachers come and go, as is the nature of the business. Thankfully, I look forward to a few constants: Nicole's brilliant sound baths, Chloe's evocative, primal Saturday am power flows, Alicia's "happy Monday, now let's get this party started" 6:15am thoughtfully curated flows (BEST way to start the work week), newcomer Suki's entrancing Sunday meditations, Teigh's loving Reiki offering, and Sarah Lakey's (who is EVERYTHING good in anatomy and movement progression) slow flow. This is my love letter to a place where, as soon as I settle in/ onto my mat, I feel like I'm home. The community is icing: I hope you come experience for yourself. There's a great 30 day all- you- can -practice offering. Hope to see you on the mat!

Came here for the warm vinyasa flow. It is set to 88deg F. Mat rental is $2. I liked the bight…read morenatural lighting in the studio. The instructor was very competent and led us through a beautiful flow. It was revitalizing, challenging, and relaxing all at the same time. At the end, we sealed the class with 3 gong strikes and omm's. There are plenty of showers.

I have been coming here for months now and only have great things to say!…read more The teachers are thoughtful, knowledgeable and so friendly. I've taken classes with Aspen, Carolina, Alex, Laura, Iza and Will and they've all been kind, generous teachers. The community at the studio is great- classmates are welcoming and friendly. The studio is clean and mats are spaced in a way that gives everyone enough room. I love that the studio offers special events like yoga Nidra with Carolina, and Kundalini and Sound Baths with Aspen Rose.

I was hoping to like this place and i enjoyed it the first few classes but the majority of the…read moreinstructors are rude and not super friendly or inviting and made me feel like I was unwanted every time I showed up. There was maybe two instructors that I actually enjoyed their classes and made an effort. I understand it's small but yoga is also for everyone and I did not enjoy my experience compared to other yoga places I've been.

Halea yoga is one of my favorite hot yoga studios in Seattle. You may have been here before under a…read moredifferent studio name but the studio itself hasn't changed much. From friendly instructors to clean facilities, I genuinely look forward to going to classes. There are lockers, bathrooms, showers, water fountains, and hanging racks available. Try to get to class at least 5 minutes before so you can get ready and settled into your mat. They also rent out mats and towels at the front desk. Most classes start on your back, which I love because it helps me clear my mind before class starts. My favorite instructors are Bekah, Chelsea, and Tami. Whenever I see their names on the schedule, I know I'm in for an excellent session. They're easy to hear throughout class and give clear, straightforward instruction that makes the practice accessible without unnecessary complexity or repetition. I highly recommend trying these instructors, though you really can't go wrong with any of the instructors here. There is street parking around the building and also a parking lot that you can access from 71st or 72nd street. It costs 4.99 for 90 minutes, but if you shop at PCC with a minimum purchase the charge is waived ( don't forget to get the coupon from PCC when you check out!)

Best yoga studio in the city! It's not only a beautiful, large space (even fully booked never feels…read morecrowded), but has amazing group of teachers leading a diverse set of classes. There's always something for everybody. Most importantly, Halea Yoga has built a lovely community of beautiful souls. And showers, lots of showers!

The studio itself is very nice - clean, modern, and thoughtfully designed. The staff are also…read morewonderful: friendly, welcoming, and professional. That said, the overall experience didn't live up to the branding. DRYP markets itself as an intense, hot yoga studio - something you'd expect to be challenging, sweat-inducing, and high-energy. In reality, the room was barely heated, and the class felt more like a slow-flow or even a meditative/stretch session. There was very little intensity, and the instructor spent a large portion of the class talking - more like giving a sermon - rather than leading a consistent practice. If you're looking for a physically demanding, heated yoga experience, this isn't it. There's definitely a disconnect between what's being advertised and what's actually being delivered. Unless there's a major shift in programming or expectations, I honestly don't see this place lasting long in a competitive fitness market.

Dryp is located in the upper plaza of Whole Foods on Westlake, and there's free parking there if…read moreyou're lucky! After taking a hiatus from hot yoga, I decided to give Dryp a try and buy their new student special - 2 weeks unlimited for $40! I went to a total of 6 classes, varying from Vinyasa to restorative to sculpt and flow. The space is fairly large, has a wall of mirrors, and a giant LED screen with different visuals playing throughout class. All of the instructors I've worked with are very personable but tough. These classes are not for the weak - this room is HOT!!! There are not locks on the lockers in the dressing room, which knocks a star off for me. Otherwise locker room is fairly small but clean. They also host cute events for their members, like movie nights and other inclusive activities.

A great way to spend time with granddaughter and introduction to the yoga practice.....read more

Such a wonderful environment! They have lots of beginner friendly classes. My body and mind have…read morehad such a positive transformation over the last few months of coming here. Studio is clean. My favorite classes are Hot Pilates and Yin Yoga.

Excellent experience taking classes with Heather. She is very attentive and professional. Her…read morestudio is both calming and refreshing to the senses. Highly recommend her. Will be back!

From the owner: Nestled in Port Hadlock, WA, Dancing Sky Studio has been a beloved community cornerstone for over…read more30 years. Specializing in yoga and Thai massage, we offer a range of services designed to promote wellness and relaxation. Offering a range of services such as private sessions or virtual classes, Dancing Sky Studio has a warm and welcoming atmosphere tailored to fit your lifestyle.

Two years ago I had never taken a yoga class in my life and was terrified of the mat. Fast forward…read moreto the present--now I'm a dedicated practitioner thanks to Joel and Yogasmith. Joel is hands-down the most patient, knowledgable, and honest yogi I've met. He blends philosophy and meditation with physical strength. One of the things he says in class is that "yoga is a breathing practice...with postures." For someone like me who is wound up really tightly, having a mentor who reminds me to slow down and breathe has changed the quality of my whole life. Joel works hard to create a community at the Smith. It's more of a family and less of a gym. He has an optional co-op program that allows members a discount on classes, and in exchange, we contribute to helping cancer patients practice for free. Classes are affordable, focused, and manageable for all levels of expertise. I find the curriculum challenging but not frustrating. I get a good workout and I always feel better after class. I love looking around the space and seeing an array of body shapes, skin colors, and ages. No egotistical show-offs here, just lovely people excited to do yoga together. The Smith is always clean, warm, and safe. It even smells good! I feel a weight lifted off my shoulders every time I climb the stairs. Highly recommended for newbies and old pros alike. Much love for Joel and Yogasmith!

Tucked away above the Jules Maes Tavern in Georgetown, Yogasmith is a serene refuge from the…read morestressors of the modern world. Siddhartha sits by the entrance, greeting practitioners as they arrive for class. A creaky staircase leads to an inviting space with brick walls, beautiful hardwood floors and ample windows throughout. A majestic gong sits front and center in the room and is surrounded by singing bowls. Music plays softly and, depending on the time of day, candles flicker. Merely entering the space stirs a sense of well-being. Yogasmith offers a variety of classes for students of all levels. These include an introductory series, as well as all-level, men's, restorative and cannabis-friendly classes. In addition to classes, there are workshops and special events such as a monthly Sound Bath. The instructors at Yogasmith come from different backgrounds, each bringing his/her own unique expertise. The studio is open seven days a week, which makes scheduling easy. Students can sign up for a series (or "stream" in Yogasmith lingo) or drop-in. Director Joel Benjamin is the soul-epicenter of Yogasmith. His approach to teaching is gentle, good-humored and encouraging. And as founder of the studio, he has gone to great length to create a community that is vibrant and inclusive. He is exquisitely mindful of how world events impact this community and is diligent in his efforts to offer comfort, resources and tools in response. There are always tea and snacks in the kitchen at Yogasmith. There is also a living room area with a library full of books on meditation, yoga and various spiritual traditions. Hang after class is highly encouraged. There are numerous coffee shops and restaurants around the bustling Georgetown neighborhood for anyone seeking a more substantial post-class nibble. I've been practicing at Yogasmith for a little over three years now, and the benefit has been invaluable. I always leave feeling better than when I came in. And with each practice, I learn something that I can take with me and apply to daily life. As a fairly recent empty nester, I'm especially grateful for the community I've found here. Whether you're a first-time student or a lifelong practitioner, there is something for you at Yogasmith. I encourage all to give it a try.

The instructors are amazing teachers in the practice of yoga. To my yoga class from Tuesday…read moreafternoons with Kate Collins, I would also recommend Mary Kay, while Kate is on leave. Both are fantastic teachers. Both have similar teaching styles in Hata yoga, which to me is just the basics with no added frills. The old guy, Ed

I love starting my day attending the 7:00 a.m. yoga classes. All the instructors are professional,…read moreencouraging, and knowledgeable. Plus, the classes are reasonably priced in a welcoming environment. Margarita