I had the absolute pleasure of practicing at Ember Hot Yoga all last week while visiting Atlanta, and what a gift this studio turned out to be. As someone who attempts a daily practice and travels a lot Ember is truly a hidden gem. From the moment I walked in, I felt welcomed into a beautiful, grounded community. The space is clean, calm, and thoughtfully maintained, with excellent heat that supports a strong and focused practice. The teachers are exceptionally knowledgeable and clearly well-versed in the 26&2 sequence, offering clarity, confidence, and care throughout class. I'm so grateful I found Ember online and even more grateful for the experience I had there. If you're looking for a studio that honors the practice, the body, and community, Ember Hot Yoga is something special. read more

This studio is one of the best in the country. Highly recommend. There are classes and instructors to suit everyone's tastes.

Recently attended a puppy yoga event at Ember Yoga, which was supposed to support Ruff Rescue. However, my experience was profoundly disheartening and has left me deeply concerned about the welfare of the animals involved. From the moment I stepped into the studio, I was struck by the unbearable heat. The temperature was an alarming 90 degrees, creating a stifling and uncomfortable environment for everyone present. The doors were open but the outside temp was 89 degrees and sunny. Proper airflow was definitely lacking and this environment can be controlled with turning down the thermostat or hosting this event elsewhere. What was even more concerning was the lack of adequate water available for the dogs. These poor animals were clearly struggling to cope with the heat, and it wasn't long before their distress became evident. I even purchased a Smart Water just to provide cold water for the dogs and have receipts to prove it. The volunteers seemed unprepared and lacked urgency for these poor animals. Throughout the class, I witnessed several dogs showing signs of extreme discomfort. Some of them even looked faint from the heat and lack of hydration. It was heartbreaking to see these animals, who were supposed to be the stars of the event, suffering so visibly. To make matters worse, the volunteers assisting with the event appeared to be poorly trained and were mishandling the dogs. Their inexperience and rough handling only exacerbated the animals' distress, turning what should have been a joyful and therapeutic experience into a nightmare.The volunteers at the doors by the outside kept moving the dogs away from the outside air flow and in the center of the studio, which is the hottest part. On top of that, these volunteers were on their phones the entire time. My husband and I were shocked and couldn't believe this. I felt compelled to raise my concerns with Naedra, the organizer of the event. However, when I approached her to discuss the issues, she completely ignored my concerns and walked away without offering any explanation or solution. Her dismissive attitude was not only unprofessional but also indicative of a deeper problem: a blatant disregard for the well-being of the animals. It's clear to me that proper care for the animals was severely lacking at this event. The welfare of the dogs should have been the top priority, but it was painfully evident that this was not the case. Events like these are meant to promote joy and well-being for both participants and animals, but the lack of consideration for the animals' needs turned it into a distressing ordeal. This experience has left me deeply disappointed in Ember Yoga. I hope that the management takes this feedback seriously and makes the necessary changes to ensure that animal welfare is prioritized in future events. Until then, I cannot in good conscience recommend this studio to anyone, especially those who care about the treatment of animals. Animal welfare is not something that should ever be compromised, and I urge Ember Yoga to take immediate action to rectify these serious issues. Your studio is controllable and the internet exists. Next time, google proper temperatures and treatments for puppies before hosting this event. Or better yet, turn down the thermostat!! read more

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One of my favorite yoga studios EVER! Great sense of community and variety of classes- my favorites are 26/2 (but don't do that if you are a beginner bc it is HOT) Yin, and warm Yin on Sundays. They have ashtanga, and flow but I personally don't care for a flow format. I love Gabriella, Aaron, Lena, and Dana's classes. They also have a good intro for $49/month unlimited so you can get a feel for it, if you like it and sign up for a membership after the intro there is a discounted rate. read more

The energy of this studio is incredible- very knowledgeable teachers and extremely clean bath change areas. One of the best studios I've ever visited! Definitely recommend read more

I found this studio on yelp- I went after work and I thought it was absolutely incredible, do the candle light yoga session, such a wonderful flow and ambiance read more

I took a class with instructor Shelby, and it was really discouraging and honestly, unlike anything I have experienced. She was constantly mentioning/pointing out yogis for being "distracting". She made the class so uncomfortable, and I felt judged on many occasions by the instructor - who's job is to make the class environment warm and welcoming. I would not recommend this studio to beginners or people that need to move at a slower pace. If you feel light headed or want to take a break, Shelby will make you feel very noticed for doing so. Avoid classes with her if this is your only accessible studio. read more

NOT FOR BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE/THOSE CURIOUS ABOUT YOGA! I moved here from Dallas, TX and had the worst experience I've had in a studio to date. I've taken yoga classes at studios not religiously, but off/on for the last 4 years. I am not a person who studies poses or practices intensely outside of studio, but I'm not a beginner at all and i am very flexible/fit in general being 23 and active. At first I felt uncomfortable at the fact there were absolutely no lockers, but cubbies in the locker room (a place with no cameras) and we were not allowed to bring our items into the studio with us. Strange but not horribly discerning. Get into studio and the instructor is walking around calling out poses I am not familiar with. Everyone else seems to know what she is talking about so I look around the room but keep in mind this is a hot yoga so I am not only looking to my uneducated peers for instruction, which is dangerous for muscles, but also they are very sweaty and half naked (men i guess have the option of taking their shirts off here) so I felt uncomfortable that being the only guidance I had. In my 4 years of studio yoga classes I have never experienced a class where the instructor wasnt participating. I stayed through a whole hour of that hoping this was just an momentary thing but it was not the case. The instructor was pacing around, which I found very distracting but is common for instructors to do when they see correction needed, but not one correction was being made to anyone. Halfway through I realized there was not going to be any demonstration at all, as the instructor had not sat on the mat once, so I gave up and just focused on utilizing the hot studio time and began doing an entirely different flow than instructed. I did this for 20 minutes and the pacing instructor did not come over at all to ask why I was not participating, or even to correct my forms, as a completely new student at this studio. At the end of the class I politely left silently and simply asked the front desk to change my $49 membership trial to a $25 single drop in class, as I would not be coming back after being told by front desk that it was a usual practice for there to be no actual physical demonstration across all their classes. I was told their system was down and they could not refund me the $24 so I opted for a giftcard as they have a merchandise store. Dana told me she'd ask the owner if that was possible and call me back in 2 days on this past wednesday. I heard nothing all Wednesday from Dana or Ember so I called yesterday (Thursday). After the 4th attempt that day at calling someone answered and said they would help me to just give them a minute because class was starting and plumbers were there, so I said Id hold. Instead of being placed on hold the phone was sitting on the desk for 30 mins as I listened to people get checked in, class start, heard about a smell in the shower and the plumbers coming/going telling them to just wash water down the drain because it's just septic and unavoidable, and then sat and listened to two women at the desk speak about somebody's alcoholic friend/family member. After 30 minutes and realizing I was not getting any sort of help after the office conversation turned to gossip, I hung up. I called back later that day and got no answer and a full voicemail. Called again today and no answer and a full voicemail. This place has been an absolute headache and mistake and Ive decided to go about this with my bank instead. A nightmare for anyone new to yoga or anyone used to instructors participating. read more

I came in for a trial with Class Pass and had probably one of the worst experiences ever. I've been to many yoga studios and never had this kind of experience. The instructor, Shelby, was very rude and made the environment of the class very uncomfortable for beginners. I wish I could give this place 0 stars - that's how shockingly bad her instruction was. She kept calling me out every time I slightly moved (I was new to the practice and needed to take breaks and was feeling very light headed). She encouraged breaks at first but every time I would actually take one, she would single me out or make some comment about how we needed to "not distract others and practice stillness". I was being so still on that mat and I was very self-conscious because she kept making me feel so singled out, even after consciously trying to not move - she would still make backhanded comments in front of the whole class when I made the smallest, most subtle movement. At one point when I was taking a break, I glanced to the yogi next to me to see how to do the pose Shelby was describing (Shelby was not demonstrating the pose, so naturally I was going to look at someone to see how it was done). I was not rudely staring, but then Shelby says, in front of the whole class, "keep your eyes on the mirror and stop looking around, the other yogis are not here for your entertainment." In every other normal studio I have been to, we were encouraged to look at our peers and experienced yogis for guidance and it was okay if we simply glanced I would not recommend this to anyone. It has really discouraging energy and truly goes against everything I've learned yoga to be. 0/10 read more

I go to this place as often as I can, the prices are kind of high but the quality of instructors and cleanliness of the place CANNOT be beat. Variety of classes are offered and they tell you at what level the students should be at so you don't make an ass out of yourself or get hurt. Occasionally they have freebie days, and offer community classes which can be crowded but is donation based. If you like hot temperatures this is awesome! Yoga and sweating your ass off is perfect, the shower after allows you compose yourself afterwards so you can leave like a civilized person. ~NAMASTE~ read more

Bought a Groupon for Ember. My 1st time here was amazing. The studio is absolutely beautiful. They offer a range of classes for every skill level. Hot sequence is my favorite. This is the first time I've been in a hot room and it didn't reek of b.o. The lighting, floors, decor, smells, ambiance all contribute to a fabulous peaceful experience. The parking is a bit aggravating, so come very early to find a decent spot. Their changing rooms and bathrooms are tastefully spa like. I look forward to many more classes here. read more

Ember Hot Yoga - Wow!!! - Yoga Near Me - Woodstock, Georgia

Best hot yoga studio in Atlanta. Lots of classes. Big classes. During covid they didn't play into the crazy liberal political nonsense with the masks like some of the ones in the city they would make u wear the stupid mask until u are your mat and u can't breath In and out of your mouth. One studio- Behotyoga in midtown the instructor(it was the owner) pulled me aside after the class and told me to stop breathing out of my mouth during the class I told her due to my deviated septum I do use my mouth a lot and she said to stop bc of covid that's when I said enough of their liberal delusional abuse and stop going there. Anyways this studio is super clean. All instructors are great. The ice cold lavender towels they provide at the end of their hot class is a nice touch! read more

Amazing place, instructor was so fun. It was my first time doing yoga and felt very comfortable in the class.

I missed class at my regular studio and saw that Ember Hot Yoga has a class I could make with an instructor I was familiar with. Laura at the front desk was lovely and helpful. The studio smelled lovely. The Ladies Room was spacious and as lovely as a spa. Nothing to want: plastic bags for damp clothes, shampoo, conditioner and body wash - even a scale. I ended up signing up or an unlimited monthly subscription. It's been awesome! read more

I bought a groupon. Great studio. Everything you need is there. Hot yoga is my favorite,followed by the Sunday regular community class. I'm new to yoga so I didn't know what to expect. Instructors are good. They help you get it right for a maximum workout out. I'm hooked. Try Ember you'll love it. read more

Don't go to this place, yogies. Because if you feel light headed during a class , you have to stay in the rooms and get fainted or get thrown out. It doesn't matter if you are good loyal paid customer. I wish I could give them a zero. This place is ruined by a instructor name shelby. She is so rude and doesn't know about yoga. I have been to several hot yoga studio and I never been thrown out of a class. I was attending a 9:30 hot sequence yoga taught by Shelby. In the middle of class, I felt very tired and light headed so I stepped out to get some cool air. After about 30 seconds, my mat was thrown out of the class. And I was just shocked. But I didn't think too much of it. Then I grabbed my stuff and try to go back into the class again. But Shelby stopped me and shut the door at me saying " no, too much distractions". I was purely shocked. How could she do this to a customer? In the beginning of the class, she said we are welcome to take a break if we need to. That is what I did, listened to her. Yoga is all about to be the best of yourself and listen to your own body. No class rules says that I can't step out and take a break. Definitely not going back! read more

I came to the warm hip opening yoga session which was taught by Thomassina. It was good. I appreciate the area in Woodstock it was chic. The studio is nice they offer tea and water and the ladies room was nice and clean they have showers too. There was even a mat wall for frequent visitors to store their mat which I though was cool. But hey if it's your first time or just want to drop by unexpectedly they rent mats. I really appreciated the practice room and incense used to set the right ambiance. I can't wait to go back this week read more

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The signature hot sequence feels amazing and is so incredibly detoxifying. Hot vinyasa classes are always fun and never the same, so it keeps you guessing. Instructors are skilled, and each one has a particular style which is great and refreshing as it shows in the vinyasa classes that they teach. Only downside is price and commitment fee. It's more than a monthly gym membership for unlimited and there is a three-month commitment for it. read more

This is one of the many different yoga studios that I have visited in the past couple of years in the Metro Atlanta Area, and it is by far, the most beautiful facility I have ever seen, felt, and experienced.... I would sleep on their floors if they would let me. I've been to a Hot sequence class with Jeff which is challenging and left me pleasantly sore the next day. After working extremely hard during the class, at the end, you are welcomed with an ice cold towel on your forehead. AMAZING. this is one feature among many that definitely sets this studio apart from others. The hot level 1 class with Doug is one of my favorite classes because although it is aimed for new-intermediate students, he still offers different variations that keep more advanced students engaged. I also appreciate the way he incorporates meditative exercises throughout his class because not only does it help deepen poses during class, but outside of class, those same methods can be used when coping with every day struggles. I have also taken Doug's restorative class, which is great during stressful weeks. I sleep like a baby afterwords. It's definitely not something you should take if you are looking for a work out. It focuses on resting your mind in a sort of conscious state. I felt almost hypnotized... it's wonderful and like no other yoga class I have ever taken. I'm really looking forward to trying their Ashtanga and Dharma classes. They offer a variety of different classes as well as childcare which can be extremely convenient. Their well-rounded schedule is definitely a plus for those seeking a wide variety of practices. Their prices are a little steep, but I don't mind paying b/c the facility and the amenities are completely worth it. read more

Best Yoga Studio EVER! Plenty of class options. Shelby is an amazing, knowledgeable and supportive instructor. She is always coaching us to do our best and listen to our body. I've been attending for 3 years and have never been disappointed. Even the substitute instructors are incredible. I highly recommend this studio. You will love it. read more

I Love Ember. It is amazing the things that your body can do in hot yoga. My first class there the instructor explained the pose we were about to do and I thought "No way am I going to be able to do that!" but I followed the step by step instructions and next thing I knew there I was in a pose I still find amazing that I was able to reach. We visit a few times a year and find it a great supplement to our home practice. My husband has back issues and when he lets the instructors know they are always so helpful at modifying the pose for him and even helping him to hold the correct posture. We had a Yin Yoga class with Devin a few weeks ago and he left saying that he felt better than any time he had visited a chiropractor or acupuncturist for his back problems. They have open houses usually at least once a year and offer free classes. We love to visit those days to see if there are any new classes we'd like to try. They also sell discounted class cards during the open house, which we also love :) If you have been interested in checking out Hot Yoga, Ember is a great place to do it! read more

I have a yoga studio across the street from me in Vinings, and I still make the trek to Ember- it's that good! The instructors are amazing and the studio is the nicest I have ever been to in Atlanta. Prior to moving I used to study at a great studio in Decatur. When I moved I tried several studios (including the one across the street), but none measured up. A friend suggested Ember and I have been hooked ever since. The teachers are very friendly and their classes are fitting for all levels. In addition to their regularly scheduled classes there are always interesting workshops and events. Ember has created a welcoming community environment where all feel welcome. It is a bit of a drive for me, but WELL worth it. If you are seeking a yoga home, Ember is the spot! read more

Ember Hot Yoga is the best yoga studio in the Atlanta Metro area. I drive from Atlanta (West Midtown) almost every Saturday to enjoy a class at Ember. If I wasn't working full-time, I'd be at Ember three or four times a week. Here are a few highlights of why Ember is so wonderful: (1) The teachers care about you, your safety, your progress, and your practice. (2) Unlike other hot yoga studios who smell/stink/stank/stunk to high heaven (and claim that it is par for the course with hot yoga -- e.g., Bikram Decatur), Ember does not smell -- at. all. The studios are clean and fresh every time. I believe that the hardwood floors (and the studio's commitment to cleaning them) contribute to this cleanliness. (3) Ember encourages you to stay on your mat and clean up after yourself in a respectful manner. You'll find no insults or harsh words here. (4) The prices at Ember are competitive and reasonable. (And, in this case, you actually get what you pay for -- a clean, beautiful, peaceful studio.) (5) Unlike "traditional" Bikram studios, Ember offers several types of yoga and related practices (Yin, "Warm" Yin, Ashtanga, Vinyasa, "Warm" Vinyasa, Hot Yoga, Pilates, even occasional classes for kids!). Every yoga student will find something he/she enjoys here. And, the variety will strengthen your practice. Drive to Woodstock to attend classes at Ember. You won't regret it. You may, however, return home (i) considering a move to Woodstock to be closer to Ember, (ii) planning a return trip the next day, (iii) feeling a bit (or very) sad that other yoga studios don't model themselves after Ember. Jeff, on another note, please open a studio in West Midtown! My husband and I want to be your first members! read more

This yoga studio needs reviews! I was recommended to this yoga studio by a friend and I am so glad I took her suggestion. I travel a lot for work and needed a major de-stress activity! I spotted the $39 living social deal for unlimited classes for one month and a free t-shirt...Totally worth it! Ember is beautiful on the inside with an amazing ladies room. They have modern showers, bathrooms and a nice changing area. Their retail store also is very nice with a lot of cute clothes. I am definitely a beginner to yoga and I felt VERY comfortable in the beginning yoga class as well as hot pilates. These are the only two classes I have tried so far, but I believe that any newbie will have an excellent experience. Yoga is wonderful for relaxation, toning and a pretty good workout. After the hot pilates class, I felt muscles I have never felt before! That is an amazing workout! I wasn't able to do 100% of the moves, but I still felt very welcome to the group. I highly suggest Ember Hot Yoga! read more

I stayed in Atlanta for a month for work. Immediately found a yoga studio and was fortunate enough to discover Ember. The people who work here are beautiful, inspiring, talented yogis with giant hearts and strong practices. This studio offers a variety of styles and levels of yoga to try, from beginner to an advanced practitioner, everyone will find a place. All the instructors and staff are knowledgeable, kind, carrying, observant, helpful just a treat to be around. The studio became home away from home. read more

I took the hot vinyasa yoga class today at 8:30, and it was great! The energy filled the place even before the class started. Britt was amazing as she led with her own joy and energy. Even the music was tops. I loved how she steadily mixed poses I knew and added new ones with clear direction and example. She was encouraging throughout the class, yet also verbalized the instruction to listen to our bodies if ever there was a painful pose. I loved the whole class and definitely will try to take it again. read more

Love this place. Got the groupon special. Meditative yoga is a beautiful experience. And the cold lavender towels after hot sequence are awesome. My skin feels amazing after and everyone there is very kind!! read more

So, full disclosure, I teach here. But I'm also a student. And I was a student here long before I started teaching. I first started practicing yoga in 2010. I immediately loved the whole mind-body experience. Over time I became interested in exploring other styles of yoga. I bounced around between a number of yoga studios in the Atlanta Metro area until I found my home at Ember. The diverse offering of classes and a convenient weekly schedule initially drew me to Ember. But the people (from the teachers to the other students) are what keep bringing me back. I am so lucky to have found this warm, caring, intelligent group of yogis to practice with. Seeing this community in action inspired me to "seize the day" and pursue my 200hr RYT certification via the Yoga Teacher Training Program at Ember with John Meredith. Ps. It's true, this place feels like a spa. Showers are stocked with soap and shampoo for you to use. They even provide hair dryers and other styling tools. Towel and Mat rentals are available for a small fee. read more

Just want to give a shout out to Ember Hot Yoga. Love this studio! The teachers are so talented and knowledgeable in all types of yoga and they have transformed my practice since joining the studio. read more

This is a classy, upscale facility. It's beautifully decorated, and the staff are courteous and kind. The locker rooms and practice areas are impeccable. I go (not often enough) for Ashtanga. Downtown Woodstock is a happening little place to rival anything the ATL has to offer. read more

I came to Ember for classes with John Merideth and Astrid Santana. The studio is a good haul from Atlanta, but worth it. The owner is very friendly and nice, and the space was incredibly communal and familial. Everyone was so nice to me. This is not a typical "bored housewife" studio. It is much more real and intense. Even with the same instructors at the other studio I belong to (which IS exploding with housewives), you get a much 'quieter,' more hands-on experience. Let me put it another way: If the other studio I belong to is like a fancy restaurant, Ember is like a cooking class with that fancy restaurant's chef. read more

I LOVE EMBER YOGA! I started with a 30 day groupon and signed up as soon as it was done. I have been practicing for 7 years and this is the best yoga studio I have been to. Moved here from California in June and needed my hot yoga. So impressed with the variety of classes, the amazing instructors and the feeling I have when I leave. Thank you, Ember Yoga . read more

I have been practicing yoga for about eight years, much of that time in San Francisco, where I went to some truly top-notch studios. Devin's Ashtanga class is one of the best I have ever taken. Vigorous, yet meditative. He also plays music (from Bon Iver to Pink Floyd), reads out Hafiz and Rilke, and gives self-help advice--all of which should be annoying, but isn't. The studio itself is gorgeous, even a little bourgeois, with a spa-like bathroom and paper lanterns and ludicrously expensive yoga clothes. I'm not complaining though. if you can't afford the $17 drop-in fee, just take one of the community classes, which are donation-based. read more

I had a great Yin class Tuesday with Sabrina. She's very concerned about your limits in poses and offers many variations for everyone to benefit from. Once leaving, you will feel very balanced. Her Basics class is undeniably great as well. Again, she will make sure you are correct in poses to gain maximum benefit from the class! Thanks Sabrina!!! read more

I have traveled to yoga studios around the country & this studio is the cleanest, most beautiful space of any. The ladies room is luxury- they didn't miss a beat in designing this... The teachers vary, as do the class times. Nice variety overall. The owners are involved, accommodating & kind... I highly recommend Ember Yoga to both becoming students & advanced practitioners! :o) read more

I love Ember! The owners are great people who make you feel very welcome in the studio. The instructors are wonderful and you learn something new with each and every class. The hot yoga sequence is so invigorating and relaxing all at the same time. Afterwards, you can shower off in a beautiful and peaceful setting so you are ready to go out into the world completely refreshed and filled with bliss. I would definitely recommend this studio to anyone interested in trying yoga for the first time or for experienced yogis. read more

My absolute favorite yoga studios in the suburbs! A B-E-A-UTIFUL space and even cooler locker rooms. They better watch out because the next time I take a class I may just never leave. They hav some of the best yoga teachers I have ever taken class from, but be careful when reading their schedule, "Hot Sequence" is actually a Bikram style class, but isn't allowed to be called Bikram for legal purposes. Nevertheless an AMAZING studio! Check em' out! read more

First off let me say that I have NEVER taken a class here, I've never even entered the building until this morning. My sweet husband bought me a Groupon for the special they have, one month unlimited. I was super excited to use it, being organized by nature, i went on the website, registered as a new customer, chose a class and thought I put my name down in the class, like getting in line ahead of time, got there at least 20 minutes early so I could ask questions, look around and familiarize myself with the surroundings. That's when my highly desired stress free morning turned into a very UNenjoyable experience. There were several people checking in, it was extremely unorganized, but I get that, it's NY weekend and a lot of folks join health clubs at this time, I'm still excited and looking forward to it. The one person attending the desk ask me if I've ever been there before and I say no ma'am but I filled out a profile online and scheduled and appointment, she proceeds to tell me, that doesn't matter, you still have to sign a waiver, in what i consider a very rude and unprofessional manner, but no big deal, I get stressed, I just came off one of the most stressful 4th QTRS in history of my career. (which is why i was excited about the yoga) so I take what I now know is a waiver and complete it, I gave her the groupon and the waiver, and she proceeds to tell me to go into the room and we'll worry about paying later? I just gave you the groupon showing we paid, but again, no big deal. I say, okay but I came for the 10:30 class, you know so I didn't have to rush, and she says, YEAH and the class is getting filled up, like I'm an idiot, I can assure you I am not an idiot, at least not the last time I checked, the class was so crowed at 15 minutes before it was supposed to start I don't know how on earth it would have been comfortable, at that point I just asked her to return the groupon to me and said thank you. I can understand, tolerate and even appreciate stress on many levels, but I certainly will not tolerate someone acting towards me as if it's my privilege to be in a place where i'm expected to pay for services. I'm extremely disappointed as I was looking to have a long term relationship in what I thought was a lovely shop in our beautiful city. I hope that things get better for that young lady but I will never go back there again. Thanks for ruining my NYE weekend and my stocking stuffer from my trying to be very thoughtful husband. read more

Fantastic facility. The owner and instructors are just awesome! It's beautiful, clean, and warm. I've been many times over the last year and have also visited a few other studios in the Atlanta area. The other studios I've visited were either not hot enough or have a musty smell or both. :( Ember Yoga has the temperature perfected and is a clean studio with no odor. The reviews on Yelp are accurate. The insturctors are patient and helpful. Everything about this place is just perfect! I love it. read more

Truly one of the gems of downtown Woodstock. Beautiful studio and boutique with one long mirrored room for hot classes and a smaller room for room temperature classes. Both studios have high ceilings, great lighting, and sound systems. Ember has several classes every day and each of the instructors I have practiced with here has been excellent. With so many classes, there is something for everyone. Whether you are looking for stretching, strength, cardio, meditation, or some combination thereof, that is the beauty of offering so many different classes to which each teacher brings their own style and background. A mat or towel can be rented for a small fee, or you can bring your own. The pricing is competitive with other studios in the ATL area, but there are several "community" classes every week that one can go to for free or a small donation. There are also terrific deals for new students and I have seen sales offered on class cards (e.g. buy 10 get 3 classes free). You can also pay for classes and sign in online, and then just check in when you show up at the studio. Give them a try and I can almost guarantee they offer a class (or several) that serves what you are looking for. read more