This yoga studio has got to be the cleanest studio I've ever been in for hot yoga. It's absolutely…read morebeautiful! They also offer great Pilates classes which I take too for strength training and aerobic conditioning. I love all the teachers and the wonderful community it has given me. Paying a flat monthly fee makes a lot of sense for me and is a great value. I know I am doing something that's just not good for my physical health, but also for my mental health.

Just wanted to take a minute to highly recommend Best Yoga Studio. I've been a member years ago…read morewhen it was located in Morgan Hill and now in Gilroy. It offers hot yoga, hot Pilates, fusion yoga, and my favorite, Yin yoga - a little bit for everyone - in an immaculately clean environment. Each teacher brings something very special to their class, reinforced by Wendy, the owner, who has built a beautiful community of students/teachers. If you've been thinking of trying hot yoga, give it a try. The teachers and other students will welcome you with open arms

I booked the Hot Pilates Express w/Weights Class using my Class Pass. Wow! Just wow! This class is…read moreintense and not for the weak. This will make you think twice if you're in decent shape or not. The instructor Yolanda was awesome and hyped everyone up throughout the class. I think she has a little mean streak in her though because just when you thought you're done with a set, nope, you're going to do three more sets! The studio is nice and clean. The floor was swept after the class and there's disinfecting wipes at the front to wipe down your mats. I highly recommend this place for an awesome workout.

Amazing teachers, challenging classes, flexible schedule, and reasonable monthly unlimited pricing…read more I love calling One Yoga my home studio!

Took a low key beginner class today. Room was warm and not too hot, which is good for beginners to…read moreget used to using the hot yoga classes. Our teacher was really good. Easy to follow. It was a good experience.

I love this studio! I am new to yoga, and was very nervous going in, but the instructors are all…read morevery kind and directions are easy to follow, and I always can't wait for the next class!! I recently enjoyed the meditation series with Kalista! The studio itself is very calming, it's a great reset. I love the heat- my muscles immediately melt and it's such a relief from my chronic pain. I have had no issues getting into classes when wanted!

I have been doing yoga and pilates classes here for two years! It has been the only work out I have…read morebeen able to stay consistent with. There classes have a lot of variety so you never get bored. Also the instructors are all amazing

My experience here was just okay. It's your classic California studio, focused mostly on…read moreaesthetics, fitness, and pushing yourself as opposed to some of the more important elements of yoga. I was hoping for the latter given their name. That being said it's a very clean studio. It's the only hot yoga studio I've been to that doesn't stink and isn't damp everywhere. I can't rate this studio higher because I signed up for a class that clearly stated "unheated" yet the temp was set to 87 degrees. This is really dangerous and misleading as there are legitimate medical reasons why someone would avoid a heated class (e.g. pregnancy). Assuming the class would be at a normal room temp, I did not pack water and their water dispenser didn't have cups. Again, just unsafe and lacks due diligence.

I love coming here! I always feel better each time I go. As someone who has knee problems, this is…read morereally useful. I never imagine enjoying yoga but the Monday mediation course at noon is perfect for me. Courtney's way with words is so up lifting. I have learned so much and it's only been about 5 times that I have gone. Yoga has helped me Sleep better at night each time I have gone. It is really something to try out and don't be shy because I definitely was when I first attended. It definitely brightens my mood each time I go!

My friend invited me for a class. I ABSOLUTELY love it. Corey is gentle, welcoming, and made the…read moreclass very comfortable to be there.

Love, Love, Love this Yoga Studio!! Phoenix & her teachers are the best!!! Always leave stretched…read moreout & stress free!!

This business just moved to a space on East Lake Ave in Watsonville, and I just had the best and…read moreonly massage I've had since everything shut down after the pandemic!!! Thank you to the owner Phoenix, and my massage therapist Rabbit!

Started here in January 2025 when they opened and fell in love with the classes, instructors, staff…read moreand members. I never want to miss a morning class. I've seen improvements in flexibility and core. Try it, you won't regret it.

As a very out of shape beginner, they welcomed me and introduced me to a doable way to gain…read morestrength back again. I am excited to have a way to remember to breathe, stretch, and build endurance. Very nice staff!

ive been doing pilates at club pilates for 3 years. i love it. it changed my life. when i started…read morepilates, i was at 0 on my fitness journey. i hadnt done any exercise in years. pilates offered me a safe space to begin my journey. its mostly an all womens space. i could see right away that pilates was for every body. women of all ages, people recovering from injuries, and people like myself that are struggling with obesity. Pilates focuses on well rounded exercises to improve balance, flexibility, mobility, as well as strength and stamina. it genuinely was the best way for me to start exercising and it was the first workout that i was able to stick to long-term. theres a sense of community when being a club member. you see the same people all the time. your instructors get to know you personally. you are rewarded you for completing a certain amount of classes and you can add your name to a plaque. it gives you a sense of pride and improves your self-esteem. I genuinely feel much stronger, more fit, and more confident because of pilates.

Hello Everyone, I have been attending Club Pilates for an…read moreinconsistent time of 6 months. I would rate my overall experience 2 or 3 of 5 stars based on my experience with the policies and classes. Reason being is because I was in a REALLY bad car accident during the months of attending, and I communicated with management that I wouldn't be able to attend for about a month or so. As I was in the 3 month contract commitment, management did assure me that the classes would be just rolled over to the next following months as long as I keep communicating with them. (Which I did) Eventually when I would talk to the front desk to communicate with them, they would tell me "well there is only so many times we can ask to roll them over", which I was in shock because management told me otherwise. This did result me into losing 4 credits because I had asked someone at the front desk to roll over my classes and she said she left a "note" for management. Which she didn't and I had to ask 2 more times with other women at the front desk. Thankfully I was able to get my 4 credit classes back and everything was settled. However, when I decided to put in my 30 day cancelation form with the man at the front desk, I still had to pay one more month which was fine. But then I was still charged for the following month, which was passed my end date. As I no longer wanted to attend after my pre paid reimbursed classes, they refunded me the wrongly charged month but cancelled my pre paid classes. Thankfully Lisa, was able to get me back into my classes from before, and I am very grateful. Now to the instructors. I am a 5 year 6 months certified swim instructor, and I know the importance of an instructor. My experience may not be the same as everyone else's which is fine but here we go. BEST TWO: Suzy: Teaching style: firm, tough but it's an overall GREAT work out, uses almost every equipment. Every time I come in, I want the class to be over because of how much of a work out she puts us through. Her personality is a bit more firm, so it's something to get use to. Overall she's a 10/10 Allie: Teaching style: gentle and patient but still tough and with nice burn of of a work out. Uses a few half of the equipment but I loved loved her personality. I truly felt welcomed with her. It's such a shame she only works Sundays. She is also a 10/10 Different Instr: Elizabeth, teaching style moderate to gentle/ firm. Uses a few of the equipment. I liked her until I over heard her telling someone else, on September 16th, "Some people are clearly not here to progress, so you would have to let us know if you want us to watch you to get to the next class." This comment was loud enough for many of the women to hear and we all looked at each other, clearly thinking to ourselves "that comment was rude and unnecessary." I never booked with her again. Work out 7/10 - personality 6/10 As you can see everything was so much of a hassle which is why I am glad to leave.

Silent retreat. Shhhh...was very peaceful! Locked cell phone in my car. I survived! Three days…read morewithout a phone. Very uplifting. Staff is kind and thoughtful. Trails with Redwoods,yoga studio. Cafe with coffee and gift shop. Massage and herbalist on site. Magical place and beautiful! Dorms, single rooms, camping too. They have it all. Need to rejuvenate and take time for yourself. Check out Mount Madonna Center. Temple is also a place to quiet your mind and find the blessings in your life. Hot tub is on site. Deer wander around in the fields nearby. Vegetarian food served from their community kitchen. Classes are available to learn or experience new teachings. Much better than that place that claims to be the happiest place on earth.

I've stayed here for personal retreat - this will be my third time. The first two visits I believe…read moreI was, unknowingly, put in the nicest room (thank you). That means it had a lovely view of the grounds and skyline. I felt like I was at home and the grounds were very quiet as no groups were visiting - apparently this is rare. My main reason for visiting was to spend time at the Hanuman temple and take part in Aarti, which I did. The experience was altogether magical. On my third visit, I was placed in a very hot, boxed in room on the ground floor - windows on one side, a foot from a rock wall. It was an echo-chamber, meaning the three people talking loudly outside the front doors transformed my room into a stadium. I was desperate for sleep, so the combination was brutal. I was told that this is the room you are defaulted to, even if nicer rooms in the same class are available. I wish I understood why. Luckily, reservations/guest services are some of the kindest people - Quincy swapped out my keys for something quieter. I was exhausted and looking forward to sleep, but first to worship at the Hanuman Temple. When I arrived, I was surprised to find a couple of residents sitting next to it, having a business meeting. I understand many people (including residents) don't have a reverence for Hanuman or the temple in the same way devotees do, but this was certainly disappointing and made it difficult to meditate and worship in silence. I had just driven 6.5 hours, after a night of no sleep, but knew I'd find solace if I could make it to the temple. I mentioned something to a resident working the grounds around the temple (asking when said meeting would be done) and he let me know that there are always a lot of people on the grounds "here for yoga" and that it was rarely quiet, even at the temple (despite the signs asking for quiet). He then suggested I step into the forest if I needed quiet. He wasn't very sympathetic and I heard him yell to the guys something snarky about me giving them feedback. If you want to gather and worship loudly, please be my guest (Kirtan is wonderful here), but having a business meeting right next to the Hanuman muirti is unnecessary, and being patronized for caring enough to say something was about as bad as being filmed whilst standing in line to get food, again while at the buffet and throughout dinner. Please make it possible for guests to not be part of promotional shoots when you are doing them. This was such a bizarre visit. Kirtan was the saving grace. I wish the business that ran retreats was separate from the temple, or more in alignment. These are two very different worlds.