Recently, hot yoga has been my exercise of choice (something about being in a 90 degree room in…read morewinter hits different). I was looking for a new hot yoga studio on the west side of Cleveland since it is closer to where I live, and came across Inner Bliss on the Mindbody app. The drop in classes are $20 but the 5 class pass is $68, and the price discrepancy convinced me to buy a 5 class pass even though I had never been to the studio before. Luckily, I made the right decision! I'm a fan of the Hot Power Flow Yoga classes here (my favorite instructor is Sally!) They are challenging enough where it feels like a good workout, but the environment is still a safe space so I don't feel judged if I need to take a break. Some hot yoga classes I have been to focus too much on hitting specific poses/binds/balances that aren't conducive to all experience levels, but I haven't run into that problem at Inner Bliss. I will definitely be repurchasing more classes after my 5 class pass is used up.

My first time going to this location in Rocky River since I normally go to the Westlake location…read more The ambiance here is great and very different from the Westlake location. It's a little older and on the second floor. Older floors and a little uneven but it all adds to the ambiance.

This studio has been my yoga home in Cleveland for the past year and I can't recommend it more!…read moreEvery single teacher is fabulous and the vibes are just awesome.

I've been taking class at Cleveland Yoga Little Italy for years and it's definitely my favorite…read moreyoga studio. The instructors have always been personable and welcoming. The instructors I've taken classes with include Lissa, LaRaun, Izabele, Christina, Hannah, Jenni, Katie, and Melissa - all were great! Would definitely recommend the studio for anyone looking for a great sense of community.

Took a hot powerful flow class this morning with a friend! The teacher Katie was fantastic, the…read moreheat was perfect! This was just the challenge and intensity I was hoping for to push me out of my comfort zone! I am beaming, feeling amazing and so grateful! We both can't wait to go back!

I absolutely love this yoga studio. It's always clean and inviting, I like warm and hot power yoga…read moreclasses the best, slow flow warm is also a great class I frequent. Online booking makes it so easy to buy class packages and keep track of the classes you've already attended. Always plenty of parking in the lot area. I don't have a favorite instructor they are all pretty great at this location. Definitely check this studio out if you love yoga or are just getting started.

Beautiful mat. Perfect for your at home practice. Not great for hot yoga as the mat didn't really…read morehave great grip and was slippery. Customer service response is excellent. BUT Beware of their return policy.... It basically leaves no room for an actual return. I have been enjoying the mat at home. I POSTED this review on Facebook and interesting enough my review was deleted and I've been blocked from leaving a review. This explains why ALL the reviews are positive and too good to be true.

Went for about a year. Mostly the body sculpt classes. Some classes were good, others were meh…read more Very much depended on staff, which turns over frequently. I wanted to unwind so booked the Soft Aerial Yoga class with Samantha Sycz. It was indeed soft. Very slow. Like just hanging out in a hammock. So when I was face down in the hammock, I had to take off my BRAND-new glasses--first pair in three years, bought in California. Welp, Sam full-on stepped on them. I heard the crunch. WTF. One arm was at a 45-degree angle. I tried to keep my zen and continue. Could not. Sam told me to go to the front desk. Halle gave me that saccharine-sweet runaround that drives me NUTS, insisting on my phone number and refusing to take any responsibility, saying I would hear the next day. "But pleeeease text me when you get home safely." Um, okay, not necessary. Let's deal with the glasses. I then got an incredibly long gaslighting email about how it was my fault and they would take no responsibility. Said Sam haaad to come over to correct my hands in an inversion so really it was necessary for her to crunch my glasses. Thing is, that isn't even when it happened. The inversion happened after, and it was the point at which I left. I was doing virtually nothing when it actually happened. (That's kinda the class btw.) That all was bad enough. To add insult to injury, I came in on a rainy Saturday morning because I'd already booked the body sculpt class. They checked me in. But as I went to enter the class, Halle came at me all saccharine again. She told me to LEAVE. She had my phone number because of her incredible concern for me (eyes rolling back in my head) yet did not text me to tell this. ClassPass showed I was registered, yet in another longwinded email sent a few hours earlier that Saturday morning (because everyone checks their email and junk mail before a Saturday morning workout lol) they said they had taken me out of class. They didn't, obviously. So I wasted my Saturday morning and lost my ClassPass credits and they lied some more. They had me drive down in the rain to take their lame ass class after breaking my brand-new glasses for nothing. It's all on me!! Not very zen of them, but we know how karma works. I wish the photo of my smashed new glasses would upload. Use your imagination.

As my first real yoga class (aside from what yoga-ish moves Jillian Michaels throws in her workout…read morevids), my experience at YogaFlow Studio was fabulous. I've long been interested in trying out a yoga class and the beginner's workshop was the perfect way to start out. Most times I was too afraid to book a class elsewhere because all the hardcore yogis would be flowing through moves and I'd be huffing and puffing on my mat unable to figure out what was going on. That was so not the case here. Our yoga instructor, Erica (and owner of the biz), was friendly, welcoming, and helpful the entire class. We were led through a series of moves all leading up to being able to put together a sun salutation A. With Vinyasa each move "flows" through to the next and builds off of some basic poses. Per the YogaFlow website, Vinyasa yoga is a strong, athletic style of yoga that links movement to your breath. The focus on breathing was more relaxing than I had anticipated. I left class feeling both energized and calm. It was wonderful. The beginner's workshop lasted the full two hours but it felt like no time at all. Very much looking forward to my next class. Some notes: -Bring your own mat, water, and a towel. -They provide yoga props (blankets, blocks). -To get to the studio enter the building at 5320 Hoag Drive (park behind the building), enter Dr. Michael Seng's office and turn right, then head up the stairs to the loft. -Try not to eat before class (you probably wouldn't feel so great if you do). -Don't wear super loose baggy clothes, they will get in the way. -Various level classes are available throughout the week, check the website for details.

Beautiful setting to practice yoga. Every instructor is outstanding and supportive of whatever…read morelevel you are at.

I've been going to Bhumi's for about a year now and always have a good experience. The style is…read moreIyengar, with some Kripalu, and influences of other styles too. Very personalized, small classes. Almost all classes end with yoga nidra which I love. Bhumi is very experienced and knowledgeable, and makes sure you are in alignment and will not injure yourself. Most classes are open to all levels of experience. Classes are held outdoor on the huge yoga deck in good weather, and the view from the newly-built spacious indoor studio is breathtaking, with a view of the pond, woods, and birds. The drive there is beautiful; a country setting.

I've visited the studio for yoga classes a few different times and my experiences have improved…read moreover time from a class perspective. In the physical studio, I find a hard time relaxing. There isn't a defined waiting area separate from the class space (it flows together). Because of this, during meditation or savasana people will be entering for the next class. With doors opening/closing, people talking and general noise that personally takes me out of the zone. They also catch noise from somewhere adjacent that sounds like a piano music class. However, I can sympathize that that's out of their control. I also had a class where the instructor had everyone go around the room stating any injuries/physical limitations. Many people find yoga due to physical limitations and it was very awkward. I believe those conversations should stay between instructor and student since everyone is on a different journey and doesn't always want everyone to know. They have a wonderful location and it's never terribly hard to find free parking in Tremont. I've also met some nice people and appreciate the non-competitive atmosphere. I have heard great things about their massage and other services and I would look forward to visiting one of those!

I don't attend a lot of classes. I tend to practice at home. But I do recommend this studio. The…read moreinstructors are very nice and welcoming, which is important to me. I like the windows but also that no one can really see in. There could be more of a waiting room--I tend to wait outside of the building until I'm more comfortable that the class before me is over instead of hovering. Plenty of street parking. When our self-quarantine is over, this would be something great to get back to!