Candace is a delightful Yoga instructor. She leads a wonderful class for all levels and radiates an…read moreauthentically warm, positive energy through the practice.

I practice here regularly with Candace and Phyllis. Both are fantastic teachers and are super…read morewelcoming to all who come to practice. We're so fortunate to have this lovely studio in our community. Great teachers, spacious studio and gorgeous views of the Catskills.

I have had a yoga practice for many years. Been to many studio's in Brooklyn, Manhattan and…read moreupstate. The universe has finally sent me to Euphoria Yoga in Woodstock 10 years ago where I have found my spiritual home filled with love and light thanks to two of the most wonderful Yoga teachers that I have ever practiced with. So professional, so caring, compassionate and most of all possessing such expertise with teaching all levels of Yoga . Both Laura and Corrine are truly a gift to give yourself no matter what your level. They both bring to teaching a special spiritual evolved experience filled with joy and acceptance in a safe space for anyone to feel comfortable in. Namaste and Thank you, Thank you, Thank you

I came here for my 2nd ever yoga class, the first one I've had in many years and I loved it. It was…read moresuch an amazing yoga experience. Laura is an excellent yoga instructor and made me feel very comfortable throughout the entire class. I was nice and sore the next few days. I felt so relaxed and full of energy after this class. The yoga studio itself is very cute and clean.

I am shocked with the harsh attitude this yoga center displays toward the handicapped. Handicapped…read moreperson was regarded by this organization as an inconvenience. Hardly an attitude that an enlightened group should have as an attitude

I'm bubbling over with gratitude for Barbara and Alison at Woodstock Yoga Center…read more I went as a visitor from NYC for two 9:30am classes straight and miss these powerful-women-vibes already. First, Barbara-absolutely hilarious; but don't mess around because your laughter will be tempered with an incredibly attentive eye. Thank you Barbara for being so warm and inviting, but also for pushing my edge (and my sacrum into its right place!). I came home to the East Village (where everyone in Woodstock is apparently from) and immediately purchased her book rec Light on Yoga. Second, Alison-also incredibly hilarious and the most cheerful, energetic yoga instructor ever. As I awkwardly watched the rest of the class hopping themselves into handstands, she said to me, "Come here, my little friend," and then she proceeded to post me up in a doorway. Somehow, someway, this woman had me closer to a handstand than I have ever been-and without fear. She kept saying things like, "You can do it. I saw you over there. There's no reason you can't. This foot here. This foot there." And then I did it. Back in Manhattan, I spent an hour between two walls-pushing myself up, up, up. This is coming from someone terribly afraid of the upside down world. Much gratitude and I'll be back with bells on. Edge. Pushed. If you're in Woodstock for a visit and you practice, GO to Woodstock Yoga Center. Not to mention the wide windows of the studio and beautiful nature all around. Powerfully Positive. So much thanks. Xo.

5 stars facility and staffs. The massage was 4 stars for me as I like stronger massage. They…read morehave a nice waiting area where u can get herbal tea and wifi . The locker room had showers , restroom , steam room and dry sauna as part of massage. It was very clean and staff frequently waited to clean the locker room . Very relaxed after my 1 hour session at $110 .Fair price since it is at ski resort and full use of facilities justified it.

This is a good place to relax after skiing or stay warm when it's cold…read more Pros : Holistic spa. All natural cosmetics. They have sauna and steam room. They offer robes, slippers and towels. You can do yoga classes, massages, facials and body wraps. I had massage performed by a guy , it was my request and I loved it. But they have female massage therapists as well, so you can leave your request when you book. To enjoy all the amenities you should arrive 15 minutes earlier so you could prepare you body for procedures. Cons: If it's a busy weekend you need to book in advance , and since they have a 24-hour cancellation policy you have to either make it or cancel in advance. Otherwise you lose money.

We had a private class here as part of a girls weekend bachelorette trip. Nicole was incredible…read more She had incredible energy, really thoughtful in everything she did and made all of us at varying levels feel very comfortable while also teaching us some great poses and releases. 10/10 recommend. She took very good care of us and let us customize how we wanted our private class to go. Would love to go back. Studio looks unassuming on the outside but has incredible views and on a nice day, can open the door to feel the mountain breeze! We loved!

To have this amazing yoga studio and more importantly such an amazing yoga teacher on the mountain…read moretop is such a blessing. Being inside but so in touch with the mountains with the beautiful views through the wall of windows is perfect. Nicole is so gentle, patient, knowledgeable and beams happiness with her radiant smile and outpouring of good vibes. Such a range of classes available and, to my mind, all done under very sensible practices during COVID to ensure everyone's ongoing health and safety.

I LOVE it here! I have been to a few classes, had a couple of smoothies and also an infusion so I…read morehave experienced several things that Woodstock Infusions has to offer. Classes are great, people are SO friendly, and the smoothies were delicious. I got my first infusion this week with Anna as I was just getting over COVID - she was amazing and the infusion (Be Revitalized) made me feel 10x better. Lovely place to visit!!

Incredible açaí bowl made by a gorgeous human being inside and out! I was working across the…read morestreet at Woodstock Playhouse and heard there were tasty treats across the way. I was so surprised and delighted by the blue spirulina. I would have loved to practice yoga here too; it was so serene and there's a beautiful pink salt wall. Truly a wonderful experience.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Woodstock Goat Yoga and taking a farm tour with cheese…read moretasting for the SECOND TIME, and it was an absolutely amazing experience! My husband took me as a birthday present last year, and it was so good that we had to go back again and I felt compelled to shared why. Victoria Balentine is the owner of the farm and the yoga instructor, and I cannot rave about her enough. She used to be a yoga teacher in NYC and, in addition to goat yoga, she is currently practicing as a wellness healer licensed in acupuncture and other holistic healing medicines. For that reason, she comes from a place of true genuine care and has such a great vibe. She has such a calming presence and she makes sure that everyone was comfortable and had ample goat experience. The goat yoga class itself PHENOMENAL. The goats were incredibly playful and affectionate, and it was so relaxing to do yoga while surrounded by them. Having them around while practicing yoga truly brings out your inner child :) After the yoga class, I took a farm tour with Victoria and her husband, where I learned all about the baby yoga goats as well as their mothers! The goat mothers were so sweet I couldnt tell you if the babies or mothers were cuter! We also met her adorable chickens and saw them laying eggs! She showed us how she milks the goats and makes a variety of amazing cheeses. She also grows all her own food and eats completely seasonally. I was so inspired by the humane and sustainable farming practices that the farm uses that every since then my husband and I have tried to adopt a seasonal diet and eat local whenever possible. Overall, I had such an incredible time at the goat yoga farm and farm tour with cheese tasting that we came back again the next year. This is an experience I highly recommend to everyone! Here are some of the things I loved most about my experience: The goats were so adorable and playful and bring out your inner child The yoga class was relaxing and fun. The goat yoga teacher/farm owner is phenomenal and inspirational The farm tour was so interesting and beautiful The cheese tasting was delicious. The farm is committed to humane and sustainable farming practices. If you're looking for a unique and enjoyable experience, I highly recommend visiting a goat yoga farm and taking a farm tour with cheese tasting. You won't be disappointed!

Absolutely loved baby goat yoga! Pure joy for an hour. We also took the farm tour and sampled wine…read moreand cheese. The BEST feta cheese I have ever had! Victoria and staff were awesome. Amazing experience and wonderful day. Highly recommend.

Based on a recommendation from my hotel's website, I decided to check out an all-levels Hatha Yoga…read moreclass at PLaY (Peace Love and Yoga). Advanced registration was not required, so I just showed up a few minutes before the class started in order to sign-up and get settled. They offered shareable mats at no cost and had many other props available as needed. The studio was located on a hill and had floor-to-ceiling windows, so the views were incredible. Though the place had been open for a few years, everything seemed new and clean. (However, I do wish others wiped down their mats after class, as I did!) My session was taught by Laurie Sanford and was rather challenging, despite being for all levels. It was a good blend of being active and doing relaxing stretches. I would definitely go back if I found myself in the area again.

Locals have great things to say about this class. Looking forward to trying it next time we're in…read moretown.

I've been here twice now, the second time was last September for a retreat and finally got to try…read moreout the rock wall, zip-line, challenge courses. I'll be coming back again next September! Food is great, so much natural beauty to explore like the waterfall and 120 stairs, if you come here I highly recommend doing one of the retreats to get the most out of your experience. There's so much to learn from the masters here!

Great place if you are seeking healing. Staff is very experienced and all of the programs and 1;1…read moresessions are highly effective to help you relax, and clear your mind. Absolutely a hidden gem.

Just returned from my second retreat last weekend and now I definitely need to write a review!…read more Let's start with the food (because I arrived starved). Dinner the first night was soup, salad and bread- very light and all vegan. The meals go from completely bland to amazing Indian food that tastes so good, you'd think you ordered out. But yes, I went to bed hungry the first night-- because I arrived on an empty stomach. Lesson learned! But that night, I slept on a full sized bed in a room with two people. Peace Village provides extra blankets, bath towels and soaps upon request. It's like a hotel somehow, but donation-based! They really are looking out for your comfort and safety! The schedule is strict, almost like a monastery. In fact, they invite you to think of the place as an ashram. I spent most of my retreats taking lecture notes in a room called "The Inspiration Hall." The lecturers are content heavy and that can be a bit tedious to listen to-- But you're there to learn so much in such a short period of time! My only suggestion would be to loosen up the hourly schedule, so that there is more time for freedom- exploring, meditative walks in the trails/gardens/ponds, and journaling! There was one speaker named "Rena" from the "April 2019 Inner Power, Inner Peace" retreat who was so captivating when she spoke, I hung onto every word she verbatim but forgot to take notes! It's a bit tough for me to share a room with strangers but I love everything that Peace Village stands for; Google "Brahma Kumaris." If you don't have the means to make financial contributions, there is no pressure. I opted to buy books and CDs galore in the bookstore to show my appreciation. You can also help clean and set up meeting rooms and meal spaces. Most importantly, check the weather before you arrive because it's colder in the mountains- less oxygen and all. It was a sunny day in Manhattan when I left to Peace Village. But when I arrived, the retreat center looked like the set of a Stephen King thriller. See pictures

I am a woman. I was groped twice by one of the visiting Brahma Kumari spiritual leaders while…read moreattending a retreat at Peace Village. Peace Village leadership did nothing. While most people around seemed to think this man was charming (and the Peace Village staff kept emphasizing what an honor his visit was), I got a bad vibe from him right away. Something about him seemed off. For example, he made sexist jokes yet came off as too people-pleasing at the same time. ("If you're a man, you know the wife is the boss. You don't wanna get on their bad side, amirite? Ha-ha.") I didn't like him. I tried to avoid him, but when were separated out for small group activities, he groped me twice. Once on the buttocks, once on the thigh. There were witnesses who saw this. We were surrounded by other attendees but separated from the other Peace Village leaders. He thought he chose his perfect opportunity. I walked out of the room immediately, very shaken, and told one of the female staff members what happened. She seemed to believe me, and hugged me because I was so upset. But later that day, she said she talked to this man, and he denied having touched me at all. He said I "must have misunderstood." Furthermore, she said, there are very strict rules for Brahma Kumaris about men and women interacting; so it was "impossible" that he would have even stepped too close to me, let alone touched me. If there was any doubt in my mind, it was gone at this point. He literally assaulted me twice, and I had other people who corroborated this. And then he lied about touching me. I came to Peace Village looking for an opportunity for self-improvement. Instead, I got unwanted sexual touching and an organization that closed ranks to protect its powerful. Can you imagine how scary it is to be trapped in a place with no cell service and not even a bus out for two days? I strongly recommend you avoid Peace Village. And more broadly, be suspicious of organizations that segregate roles by gender and require celibacy of their leaders--unfortunately, it seems to be a situation and hierarchy ripe for exploitation.