I must say, I'm extremely displeased and disappointed in Five Peaks Yoga. Until today, I have been extremely happy with my 12 month unlimited membership, however, it all changed today for me. I was informed late last week that one of my medications has a severe side effect; heat stroke. Due to the severity of this side effect with my medication that is essential, I sent an email to the yoga studio which included my doctor's medical advice via email. The email states from my doctor that I cannot be outside or participate in activities over a certain temperature. Unfortunately , this also includes heated yoga from what she told me during my last visit. With this new news, I emailed Lori from Five Peaks Yoga about cancelling my 12 month contract. This was her response today via email: "The 12 month contract is a commitment without exclusions, however, i do have some options built into the contract that may be helpful. If you would like to use the cost of your family membership towards private sessions (our Purcellville studio has a room that is below 85), we can work together to make that happen. Another option is to transfer your membership towards someone you know who may want to take over your contract phase." I'm sorry, but both options do not work. Purcellville is far from where we live and I do not have family local to the state to even consider having them take over my contract. Let alone, anyone that lives near this yoga studio to take over the contract. I now know the studio is more focused on making money instead of member's health being the top priority. Is that one of the basic yoga principles? It's surreal that a yoga studio would tell me that I cannot cancel my membership due to a medical condition with a letter attached directly from my doctor; advising me not to participate. Most gyms and yoga studios that I have visited urge participants to follow the advise of their medical practitioners. The two "options," are not options that are helpful or help me in this situation. Why would a yoga studio want to have a person with serious known side effects due to daily medication, to participate in activities that clearly could result in adverse long lasting effects or death? I plan to share this complaint everywhere! This is bad practice for a small business. Especially one dedicated to health, wellness and advocacy of one's being. Including the Better Business Bureau. I will never again rave about Five Peaks Yoga or recommend anyone to this small business. Thank you disregarding my health and making money your ultimate priority. read more

Great environment to practice multiple types of yoga with amazing teachers who have positive energy. Glad I joined so I can come unlimited as I'm going several times a week. It's so rewarding to be able to nail poses I thought were impossible 6 months ago. Love this place! read more

Five Peaks Yoga - Yoga Near Me - Leesburg, Virginia

Want some awesome, inspiring, transformational, and epic yoga? This place has you covered. The teachers are amazing, they care about you and spend the time to learn who you really are so they can meet you right there, allowing you to come as you are wherever that may be. If you're injured, they have the knowledge to help you work through it, on those days where you just don't think you can push any further they find the way to support you; from kind words and assists to giving back to the community in so many ways Five Peaks walks the walk and is an exemplar for what every yoga studio should strive to be. read more

This is an AMAZING place. Had practice (flow yoga) with Colure, who is very gentle, but powerful instructor. Also had classes with Yas, and he is absolutely one of my favorite. He always give you choices and guide you, how to make it right for your body. With both of these instructors I feel, I was working out:) But at the same time my minds is " in peaceful place" and in hour all my brain storms calming down to the ground zero .:) read more

If you are interested in discovering your own power, strength, confidence,and capabilities, Five Peaks is the place for you. I originally visited the studio because I was looking for something to get me moving more. Since then, I've not only become physically stronger, I've discovered a new passion for life. The teachers at Five Peaks Are a dynamic, diverse group, each bringing something unique to the table, and the community is one that is living the practice of yoga both on and off the mat. I'm so glad to call FPY my hOMe. read more

Such a gorgeous place and space! This gem of a yoga studio truly has it all, amazing teachers, phenomenal yoga and a true sense of community as soon as you walk through the door. Can't wait to return! read more

Terrible customer service. I was a loyal customer for nearly two years referring friends and neighbors, but when the COVID-19 virus struck, my husband and I naturally requested a cancellation of our sessions and a refund. We requested the same for a summer yoga retreat we booked through them to Iceland. Even with the federal guidelines on travel, high-rate of infections within the country of Iceland, etc. they refused stating a no-refund policy which they never posted or shared with us at the time we placed our deposits. We were given a myriad of reasons why we couldn't get the refunds, including one which said they had consulted their lawyer. We were stunned. I would not recommend joining a place with such bad business practices and such poor customer service. read more

So psyched this studio opened up in my neighborhood. They offer lots of different times and styles so you'll definitely find something for whatever you need. Love it! read more