I did hot8yoga for a year and it's really top of it's class. If you're into the whole "rise and grind" or influencer kind of mentality, you'll fit right in. The rooms are consistently hot, the hottest I've been to in my 10 years of practice, the instructors are amazing, the staff are friendly, the showers and bathrooms are clean. The entrance is not difficult to find, it's very obvious. Just give yourself extra time the first class. After a year, I decided to leave for a few reasons. It's too corporate. In their emails, they made it seem like I had to switch to monthly but it turns out I could have kept my old rate for the yearly cost without switching. Why do they offer so few 26&2 time slots in a hot yoga studio? It's too hot for me. Hot yoga, what else did I expect, right? Well, it's a funny thing to point out, but I felt like I didn't see improvement in my own abilities because the heat and humidity made me too flexible. And doing weights in this heat? What? Why? It seems like chasing the next trend. Parking felt like a hassle. It won't be an issue for you if you can walk here. You only get 2 hrs and have to pay after that. The issue is that if you do a 90 min class, and arrive early, and have to drive up to and back down from the 8th-9th floor (you have to park at the very top of the structure), then that leaves you very little time for recovery and showering/rinsing off. Definitely a top studio, definitely great instructors, staff, and showers. Parking isn't great and I wish they had more 26&2 options. It just wasn't for me. read more

If you love INTENSE workouts, microdosing pain for your greater fitness, and luxury feeling amenities - this place is for you. HOWEVER, Yoga 8 is not for the faint of heart or for folks who are just getting started. The energy here - from the staff, the rules, the parking - is serious. People here are friendly, but intense. The front desk folks are incredibly helpful and empathetic. I truly cannot give enough stars for the hard work they do. The place is spotless, they offer fresh towels and yoga mats, and their work is impeccable. Every teacher I've had is part coach, part preacher, part fitness instructor. If you value having someone yell motivational platitudes over the music while you're holding a squat, you'll enjoy this class. However, sometimes I do get triggered/overstimulated by how hot they keep their rooms and how intense every workout is. Sometimes I wished Yoga 8 could offer more onboarding/less intense options for people who are new to the studio/fitness journey. The main drawback is the parking. Never in my life have I needed to get two *different* validations from two *different locations* in order to park in the garage. You have to get validated by the machine on the 9th floor FIRST and then by the studio after. I do feel like this is a liability for the studio! The classes are really hard and sometimes I feel incredibly lightheaded after class. Requiring students to march up a precarious flight of stairs (you take the elevator to the 8th floor and then walk up from there to the 9th floor) after they've dehydrated themselves during class leaves their students in a slightly dangerous situation. I wish the studio owners could work out a better deal with their building. read more

I took my first Yoga Sculpt class at Hot 8 Yoga this morning 6:30am with Haley. There's a few pros and cons to this specific location. To start off, parking isn't really the best. Luckily, as early as it was, I was able to get a free metered parking spot on the street before they turned on. (8am-8pm) Coming from street parking rather than the parking garage, I walked to the entrance facing the street. The front doors had a sign that pointed to the left towards a separate double door to use those doors instead. I still tried to open the first doors because i'm thinking they just opened so maybe they just haven't moved the signs yet. The lady at the desk points to the sign and signals to use the other doors. Those second double doors had a sign that said they would not be unlocked until 8am which it was barely 6:15 am... So now i'm getting a bit frustrated and decided to call and ask where I should enter through. The lady on the phone specifies that there's a door by the parking garage in the plaza area that I should use. I walk towards the parking garage to find exactly where she was talking about. It wasn't the worst case scenario but I believe as a first timer to this location, this situation was very confusing and frustrating! The class itself wasn't that bad, the instructor was amazing and overall had good energy. The room was a bit too hot for a human body to properly function and do the workouts given. I've done yoga sculpt numerous of times before and haven't had this issue. At first I thought I was being sensitive but during class pretty much half the participants were constantly stopping and needing breaks, me included. People started walking out about a little after halfway through the class which I don't blame them. I enjoyed the workout and pushed myself to finish but i'm not too sure if I would be back for another class. read more

I have been going to Hot 8 Yoga for about a month and a half now and have taken around 12 classes, so I've been able to try a good variety. By far my favorites are Barre and Candlelight Power Fusion both leave me feeling strong, stretched, and actually relaxed. I also really enjoy Sculpt. Yin hasn't been my thing, but that's just personal preference. The instructors are fantastic. I especially love Barre with Alexs H. I'm sweating nonstop in her class and always feel amazing afterward. I really appreciate that she makes an effort to walk around the room, check our form, and give corrections. Not every instructor does that, so it definitely stands out. I also enjoy Freddy's Candlelight Power Fusion and wish that class was offered more often in the evenings. My biggest con is the parking!! Ugh!!! They offer free two-hour validation, which is great, but if you come before 5:30 p.m. on a weekday they tell you to park on the 9th floor of the structure. Going all the way up there is a nightmare and so inconvenient. I usually park on another level, take the elevator up to validate, then go back down, and it just feels like such a time-consuming hassle. The parking situation honestly sucks. The front desk staff is generally nice, only one person I've encountered was a little rude, but overall everyone seems friendly enough. The bathrooms and showers are mostly clean and maintained, though there were a couple times when the hot water wasn't working. Classes can get pretty full since a lot of people come here, but I just try to mind my own business, do my thing, shower, and get in and out. I know this place gets mixed reviews and people talk about a "cult-like" vibe. I can kind of see what they mean, but it hasn't affected my experience. Overall I've had a great time here and I'm really happy with my routine so far. Despite the parking headache, I definitely plan to keep coming. read more

A member since Dec 2025 and I fell in the love first class I attended . You Work you out in a room that is 108 degree and lift light to heavy weight depending on the class and the work out . This place is amazing highly recommend for anyone and eveyone !!! read more

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I've been to this location twice now, and a few things have been hard to ignore. The moment you walk in, there's a strong sweat/feet smell that hits you, which isn't exactly motivating. The studio also tends to run really hot, and for high‑intensity classes like sculpt or barre, it feels like too much. I actually got dizzy and had to take a break. Some classes are also packed to the point where there's barely any space between mats, which makes the whole experience feel cramped. The parking situation doesn't help either. The tickets demagnetize if they get anywhere near your phone, and on weekdays parking is all the way up on the 9th floor. On the positive side, the front desk has always been helpful, and the instructors--especially Narmina--are great. Friendly, good energy, and the workouts themselves are challenging and fun! read more

Wow! I was so excited to try out Hot 8 Yoga after hearing amazing comments from friends. The studio itself is quite spacious and ornate. The staff are super kind and the instructors lead by example. I signed up for the Strength class and chose to focus on abs and legs. The instructor had a fantastic playlist that kept me motivated and singing along in my head lol. The phrase, "how slow can you go" is still in my head. I love how the class was structured around focusing on low impact exercises with challenging weights. I entered the class feeling tired and left feeling very refreshed and motivated. I love how they have an assortment of lockers and cubbies, and even showers with soaps! I loved my time there and was cheesing so hard after, I'll definitely be back! Fun Fact: The further towards the back of the room you go, the hotter it gets. The rubber floor texture was also interesting! There's 2 hr free parking with validation in their nearby parking structure. read more

I love this Hot 8 Yoga location! The classes are amazing, the studio is always clean, and the front desk staff is always so kind and welcoming. Haley is my favorite instructor ever. She's seriously the sweetest and always has the best energy. I always look forward to taking her classes. I also love how hot the classes are, and honestly the cleanliness deserves a shoutout too. Even the showers are always super clean, Overall 10/10. I always enjoy coming here and would definitely recommend this studio! read more

Having an extremely strict 5 min grace period with LA traffic when you don't tell people they have to park on the 9th floor of the building and walk all the way down is crazy. Especially for a sculpt class where people regularly leave and re enter the class due to heat with no problems. I technically got there 2 mins late but had to circle up to the 9th floor and come all the way back down to the ground floor for class walking in at 7 mins after only to be turned away and them not have another sculpt available that day. read more

Today i was invited to attend a Hot Yoga class at Hot 8 Sherman Oaks, specifically the Monday Night 6:15 PM 26 + 2 w/ Greg W. First time at this Sherman Oaks location, i've previously been a member of Hot 8 Beverly Hills for a decade. Parking was a breeze in their adjacent garage, two hour validation provided during check-in. Front Desk staff are friendly, attentive, and very helpful. This location is massive. OMG. Great decor, loads of cubbies for your belongings, showers, plastic bags for your wet clothes, everything you could need for a hot yoga class. Really impressed with the entire setup, and wish Beverly Hills could up their game to match Sherman Oaks. After check-in i was guided to the studio where my class would take place, which was HUGE compared to BH location, but oddly i couldn't figure out a great position for mat placement before class. My friend warned me, "this class is really hot, you should put your mat over by mine." But i insisted on being away from the door and in front of the mirror as i have consistently practiced for many years. As i laid there, the heat began to overcome my body. About ten minutes later, a man walked in with long hair and a plaid shirt, looking very LA. He said to me, "have you done Hot Yoga before?" To which i responded, "For quite some time" but he heard, "Not in a long time?," because that's what he repeated back to me. I've practiced Hot Yoga for 17 years, and started out as an apprentice studying under Jim Kallet down in San Diego (worth a google). I've had the pleasure of taking some of the most difficult classes and teacher trainings, 30 and 45 day marathons, enduring some of the most challenging instruction you can imagine. Then i met Greg W. Honestly, I've always wondered what music would be like during 26 + 2 and i must admit, it's an absolute distraction for the posture series. It didn't help that i can't hear in one of my ears, there was a speaker right above my head, and the volume was at 100%. I knew we all were in trouble when Greg W. said, "Finally, here's a little Beyoncé to get us through." If the overbearing noise of sharp native american winds, artificial waterfalls wasn't bad enough, let's add horrible country Beyoncé to the mix of triple digit heat with a hollering instructor blithely unaware of the chaos he's created in the studio. The heat was so hot, it literally felt like Dante's inferno. I felt like i was trying to do yoga in a Russian banya. Literally around posture 13, Greg played a track of a fire pit burning in the wilderness. The heat level was set at 135° and Greg yelling over everyone was at 110%. Now, if i'm in a 26 + 2 class being berated by an instructor to "fight my inner voices and not give up" meanwhile combating 450% of overkill in music, heat, and garbage instruction, then surely i must've died and gone to hell. By posture three, i was literally knee deep in a pool of my own sweat because the room was so hot. All of my previous instructors have always said don't leave the room, but if by posture ten i'm showing signs of Heat Stroke (e.g. confusion, nausea, fatigue, flush, excess sweating, lightheadedness, and dizziness), low potassium because i'm having muscle spasms, and my shoulders are burning from the heat coming out of the vents above me then we have a problem. I couldn't even tell you WTF Greg W. said during the class because it was a constant barrage of colloquial yoga nonsense being battered into the humble hearts that filled the room on monday night. Was there a message? I didn't hear one. I was too busy wrestling 300% of Greg disrespecting my body thru this abusive practice. People were dropping like flies, and at one point, i lowered my head into child's pose because i couldn't even sit upright without going into dizzy spells. As the class was wrapping up, we're in our final breath posture to close the class and i sat there, drenched in sweat, devoid of electrolytes or any usable protein in my stomach, and suddenly almost had a blackout because the heat in the room was simply way too hot and unsafe for this posture series. As the lights shut off, Greg opened the door and scurried out not even to stop and ask if people were okay, or provide an encouraging word. Probably the worst class i've ever attended, and i'm so greatly disappointed that people are given the idea that this is what 26 + 2 is all about. NEWSFLASH, it's not, and i must admit, i've had some of the most incredibly inspiring and uplifting instructors in my 17 years of practicing the 26 + 2, but Greg W. just ain't one of them, and i'd implore anyone reading this review to avoid his class like the plague. Please see my photo, the class description from the Hot 8 website says "No Music" but you get Beyoncé in Greg's iteration. Eye roll. Hard pass. read more

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Just finished my welcome week at Hot 8 Yoga in Sherman Oaks and it was honestly a 10/10 experience! The vibe is super relaxing from the moment you walk in, the space is clean, smells amazing, and immediately puts you in a calm headspace. Everyone there was so kind and welcoming, from the front desk to the instructors. The classes were definitely hard (I don't have much endurance yet), but every instructor made it feel doable and encouraging. Each class had its own vibe, and I genuinely enjoyed them all for different reasons. My personal favorite was the Hot Barre class, I loved constantly moving instead of focusing on how hot it was, lol. Overall, such a respectful, peaceful, and motivating environment. I'd recommend Hot 8 to anyone looking to get into hot yoga or wanting to switch up their routine with something uplifting and challenging. Loved it! read more

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I've been to a few locations and the newer locations are pretty nice and clean including Sherman Oaks and Hollywood. I could never concentrate when I'm doing yoga at regular temperatures. Thankfully at hot yoga, where the temperatures are 110-130 degrees, I find it easier to actually focus on the poses and can only think of one thing ie. to keep breathing and pray for the session to be over. Though it feels like I'm dying and burning alive during the session, I really do feel invigorated and energized after the session; physically and mentally. And don't even get me started with the 90 min classes. I regret it immediately before the class starts and then I was glad I did it at the end of the class. In all honesty, I really do love it. I think my favourite classes are hot power fusion and 26 & 2 because it's more about being stable in the poses and holding it for longer. Power classes tend to be more a continuous flow of poses and being up and down frequently gets me really dizzy. Candlelit yin classes are pretty chill and more about stretching. Barre classes are harder for me because of my disc herniation but it's fun and energetic. Overall, it's something to try at least once and challenge yourself. read more

Need to update that in the last year this studio has really excelled even further in cleanliness, class options, studio staff operations. Everyone is so kind. There's even new flooring in one of the rooms. Ash, Christina, and Rachael Bell are so so incredible. Still need to try more instructors but love this studio SO much. read more

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Hot 8 Yoga is not a safe space for Black people and does not live up to its stated values of mindfulness and inclusivity. I was a member for five years, and my membership was revoked following a verbal exchange with another member. There were no threats of physical violence and no physical altercation. The situation stemmed from a mirror selfie policy that the company itself does not consistently enforce. After five years of loyalty, I was dismissed without fair consideration. I encourage others to think carefully about where they invest their money and choose spaces that genuinely uphold the values they promote. read more

Excellent studio with clean facilities, spacious locker room, showers available and lots of mirror space! Instructors have fun music to keep you going and distract you from the heat and sweat. All worth it! Be sure to park on the 9th floor and validate your ticket on the machine BEFORE you head down the elevators to the studio! Know that parking is free for 2 hours with Validation! Again, validate first on P9 if on weekdays before 5:45pm. Get it done and have a great practice! Thanks for a wonderful visit and a terrific flow! Really appreciate visiting different Hot 8 studios and checking out the same same but different vibes in each one! read more

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Lots of the instructors here are nice, and most provide decent classes with exercises that are streneous. However, the studio itself needs revision on multiple fronts. While the bathroom here is much better than their Woodland Hills location based on its size, I've caught black mold in one of the showers with a sulphuric scent, resembling a gas leak. That is a health hazard. Classes are overly loud with distracting music. I've only experienced beautiful sounds in some Yin classes (with Nikki and Christina), and Cici's power. Yet, the degrading hip-hop and pop music with negative lyricism in classes like sculpt, strength, and barre are terrible. As a chain yoga company, you'd expect the management and ownership of these places to understand that "yogi's" aren't all glamoured/trend-following people, and are mindfully sensitive (indicating they are frequency sensitive). But Hot8, like corepower, aren't legitimate yoga studios. The memberships are ridiculously expensive. Yes, they provide a variety of different classes, and some memberships include mats and towels. However, an executive monthly membership is not worth $250, and same with the unlimited membership package. It's not like they provide amenities beyond showers and fitness, so why are these prices exceeding affordability? Some of the members here are really aggravating, but that's not surprising at an elitist "yoga" studio (worth a mention though). Most people are trying to relax after a yoga class in the bathrooms/showers, not listen to a bunch of "influencers" talk about exclusivity in a very loud tone. These "influencers" constantly compare themselves and gossip about other women in terms of looks and status, or brag about how they have access within "influencer only spaces." Everybody has a right in speaking within free speech, but read the room. No need to speak in a piercingly loud voice about how your friend needs a facelift. Minus the truth about my experiences here, I do like the exercises here and many of the instructors. Although some of these classes get too hot and instructors do not open the door (it feels like they're trying to cook the clients like a crab boil), you will get a workout here. But it's essential to revise the problems here (not sure what you can do about the annoying influencers as they probably market these places to la folk, but it was worth an explanation). I cancelled my unlimited membership in 2025, and the Beverly Hills/Hollywood locations are much worse. read more

I am very disappointed with my recent experience involving the front desk staff. I booked my class a day in advance, and when I arrived three minutes late - which is very unusual for me -I was informed that my spot had already been given away due to the class being in high demand. The staff member referenced a policy on the website regarding forfeiting spots for high-demand classes. This was extremely upsetting. As a member, the policy I am aware of states that members are charged a fee if they do not show up. At no point - neither on the website nor in the contract- was it communicated that a reserved spot could be given away for arriving a few minutes late, especially considering that I was still within the five-minute grace period. This made it feel as though quantity was prioritized over respecting members who book their classes in advance. I value my time and do not appreciate establishments that fail to respect their members' commitments. This experience felt both discourteous and disappointing. While I was offered a $36 discount on my membership as compensation, this does not account for the 1.5 hours I spent commuting to and from the studio during rush-hour traffic, only to be turned away. I hope this feedback is taken seriously and that clearer communication and greater consideration for members can be implemented moving forward. Thank you for your time. read more

I enjoyed my 11am Sculpt class with Mikey today ! I enjoyed the Halloween playlist he put together, and his motivation to keep me on the mat. I really like the welcome week option to visit different locations and styles of classes. Minus one star for the dangerous parking situation. We arrived plenty early to avoid the 5-minute late policy, although getting to the top floor to park wasn't easy. I was also disappointed that Hot 8 Sherman Oaks only validates for 1 hour, we had to pay $22 for about a thirty minute period while we changed and walked after class. Minus one star for a crowded class, the rack lacked weights 3lbs-8lb, and I did not find the room as "hot". Pro's are a beginner friendly class, local to the valley, and fun to try. Three stars read more

I had a horrible experience here! I need the managers to please look at the cameras to see who I spoke to around 3-4pm today while I was leaving, she was absolutely disgusting to me! I kindly asked to validate my parking, she explained I have to go up to the 9th floor, and I said I did. I put it in the machine and it wouldn't give it back so I pressed the button assuming it got stamped. Apparently it didn't work and she accused me of lying about parking on the 9th floor. She said and I quote " we have cameras we can check if you're lying" I then said go ahead check the cameras. I described my car, but I was so beyond offended and in shock. She was so nasty to me and rude, not once did she apologize for accusing me. She said people lie all the time about where they park. Well I did NOT. So go ahead check the cameras. She needs a training on how to speak and treat customers with respect. read more

Bummed with the level or professionalism, kindness and creativity going down at this location. There's always new people working the front desk, some will be flexible and helpful and others are rude and condescending. There don't seem to be any workshops or creative classes like soundbaths anymore and the parking situation continues to be stressful. read more

*Totally cool staff. *Encouraging instructors. *I never felt intimidated. HOT 8 Yoga has changed my life!!! I don't know what else to say...I love it!!! ‍ read more

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I had a chance to visit this location after visiting a couple others. The staff were beyond friendly. They welcomed me, gave me a tour, validated my parking, and explained what was free vs extra items. Locker rooms were a decent size, so I didn't feel claustrophobic. The instructor for candlelit Power 1 was amazing. This is supposed to be the beginner class but it had a similar intensity to the Power course. This location would be perfect if not two things. 1 parking on the 9th floor is ridiculous. Spooky up there and for that reason alone I'd choose another location. Driving up a parking garage to take stairs to the eighth then elevator down is ridiculous. 2. stinky smell either on the rental yoga mats or floors. I didn't investigate but pretty gross. read more

Love this place , walking distance from my place, clean, and friendly staff. My 4 star rating is based off my personal views and my personal level of being comfortable with the class size. Now if this is in your budget ( really isn't in mine but treat yourself lol) give it a try. Love the deals they have for first time clients. I wish they would take into consideration how many people reserve class. I know capacity on the door says 45 , i think, but trying to cramp everyone in hot yoga is not relaxing at all. It's gotten to the point where someone's feet are inches away from my face, and some people come in with dirty ass feet. I def think there should be a limit to where we have enough space and not try to hunt an open space down. Only advice for this is to get there early to get a nice spot. Other than that, the classes are pretty awesome. My fav is sculpt and yin. read more

I've had the best experience here at Hot 8 Yoga! From the moment I walked in, the energy was calm, welcoming, and supportive. The studio was clean, beautifully heated to the perfect temperature -- warm enough to challenge you, but never overwhelming. I love all the instructors- couldn't recommend enough! read more

I've been attending Hot 8 Yoga with my girlfriend for over a year, always booking classes through their app. Today, I arrived just five minutes late for the first time, only to be told I couldn't join due to a five-minute late policy--which is nowhere to be found in the app or during booking. My girlfriend was already inside, so I decided to sit and wait quietly rather than cause a scene. Instead of showing any understanding, an employee approached me and told me I wasn't allowed to sit and wait inside. I explained my situation, but all I got was a scripted "sorry, I can't do anything." When I pointed out the lack of transparency regarding their late policy, the employee claimed it's mentioned in a contract. Funny enough, I've never signed a contract--I've always booked through the app, and no location has ever required me to sign anything. If a contract was supposed to be signed, that's a mistake on their end, not mine. If they actually cared about customer service, they would have said, "You know what? Since it's your first time being late and you didn't know about the policy, we'll let it slide--but please be on time next time." That would have been the reasonable thing to do. As a business owner myself, I'm shocked at how big corporations like this have zero flexibility or care for their customers. If I could give zero stars, I would. read more

They have so many ruls. I can't even put my small back pack that i carry with me on the floor.they have told me that i have to carry it with me all the time that's so ridículos. I don't recomend this gym never. read more

I am obsessed !! Hot yoga is great in general for the mind and body but this location takes the cake. The instructors are incredible some of my favorites are Christina S. , Rachael Bell, Julie H. For hot power fusion and power! These ladies have the most wonderful energy and knowledge of the practice and you can really feel their passion and heart while they teach! I personally love love love their style of teaching. Now if you want to have a party while getting the best workout of your like... aka sculpt, you absolutely need to take classes from Ash M., Allison C., and Kristina VO. These ladies kick my ass and somehow make me enjoy every moment. Not to mention for being a mom of 2 toddlers I'm now in the best shape since pre babies ‍ !! I'm sure people are wondering if it STINKS !! Well guess what it CERTAINLY DOES NOT STINK OR SMELL in any which way!!! It's a bit shocking but I have been practicing yoga on and off for 16 years .. wow! And I've been to non hot yoga that smell worse.. eww! As far as other locations of hot 8 I've been to Beverly Hills and Pasadena and it's just not as great.. sorry not sorry!! But when something is truly magic I have to acknowledge it. This place is so clean and I always see staff cleaning and maintaining the facilities. Locker rooms are always fully stocked and overall I would give this place 10 stars!! Lastly and most importantly (I'm guessing if you've read this much you actually give a shit ) Hot yoga has helped me mentally tremendously... there is something euphoric about getting through a class. I've struggled with my mental health and this is one thing that has been a constant upper for as long as I'm consistent! Anyways if you are looking for a great time and to better yourself internally and out you should defiantly join !! Finally the end. (I like to write this is typically for me) read more

The yoga is great, but the parking is very inconvenient. They make you drive all the way to the 9-th floor and then take the stairs down to the eight floor to get to the elevator. The parking is the only reason I am not going back. read more

Love this place. Everyone is helpful and welcoming. Highly recommended Yin and Hot Power Fusion.

This space is so nice! 5 stars for the vibe, showers, and supplies! 4 stars because the yoga studios feel like repurposed office space. Overall, it's nice and has a boujee feel to it! The classes are great! Feels like a full body detox! read more

My favorite workout is Bunda. (The membership and package rates are a terrific price by the way) I love this place, the instructors are no joke! The workout is good hard, the gym is super clean, staff is sweet. I wish I could go everyday :-) read more

i can speak to this as someone who has taken NUMEROUS classes at ALL the locations ( even including the norcal locations) that this specific hot 8 in sherman oaks is the coldest, the room is never that hot, and it's just super cult vibes. obviously that's a cultural thing, that starts with management setting that tone, whoever is the manager needs to fix that, the temperatures, and get a better roster of sculpt teachers. never have i ever been so bored so consistently in classes, mo bridget and allison are good and keep the room pretty hot, natalie s used to sub a lot but i dont see her anymore and she was the best and most creative, i wish they would bring the south bay teachers over here like david or erica or maddy g from culver, just the worst location by far. read more

I absolutely love this place. It saves me every single day. I have the j limited membership that gets me into all the studios and it is well worth it. Each location has validated parking up to a certain amount of time. They always sanitize, wish they had more time to do more but they do what they can. Classes are packed so reserve reserve reserve. Not pretentious at all, everyone is down to earth v inclusive. I'm on a three month break for an ankle injury and I notice the difference physically, mentally and spiritually. I neeed to get back home. Sherman oaks, Beverly Hills and Hollywood are my go to's. read more

This is the closest and most convenient location to me and boy I wish I never wasted a breathe here. 1 my partners car got hit in the carpark sooo parking is absolutely awful. You also have to validate your ticket on the 9th floor and/or park up there depending on the time you arrive. Staff literally only treat people with unlimited passes with respect. I asked a simple question about my 5 passes and the lady at the front desk looked at me like I was an idiot and stupid which was super disrespectful and made me not what to be there. Another time I was flat out ignored and she moved past me to talk to my partner like OKKKKKKKK I'll just go f myself. Anyway the classes are always so packed after 5pm it's gross how you can enjoy being sweated on by the person next to you. Anyway it's the least unfriendly place I've ever been too. I also tried to cancel my membership as I refused to go back in there so I emailed and no one responded.... Luckily whoever runs the Instagram page is amazing and actually responded promptly and helped me out with whatever I needed. Pasadena and Beverly Hills have normal human beings who know customer service so I'd definitely recommend those places over this god awful clique of a cult :) read more

The hot 8 location at Sherman oaks is AMAZING! It's the location That helped me find Hot 8 last summer. My daughter & I love Hot 8! I've always had supportive, wonderful instructors. Highly recommend. read more

This studio was great for hot yoga sculpt because there are no windows so it gets nice and dark. The bathroom and locker room area are so big and SO clean. The towels/mats are cleaner than WH location. Love both tho! read more

Needed a change in my exercise routine, so a friend invited me to try a free week. I have now taken 3 classes - 2 Sculpt and a Yoga Barre. These classes used weights, balls and blocks. I enjoyed the high energy and intensity of the classes. All 3 instructors have their own style, but are very motivating. Within the first few minutes of class, I am sweating due to the heat and will be drenched by the end of the class. Okay I did have to step out 1/2 way through class because the heat and sweat is overwhelming. By the 2nd class, I learned to take in a cold eucalyptus infused face towel into class with me. A mat towel is required for every class and costs $3.00 to rent. A yoga mat costs $2.00 to rent. Facility is clean, soaps, lotions, shavers are provided. Lockers have a built in digilock, so your own lock is not necessary. I do like the fact that you can visit their multiple (although not in every city yet) locations if you become a member and there are multiple class times throughout the day. read more

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As soon as you become a Member this Cult like studio could care less about you. They ask you in such fake way "how was class" but they really don't care. They barely read emails nor respond to phone calls. The more Teacher Training they have the less quality you will get in a class. The studios are far from "Hot." Their customer service is "Cold" blooded. There's plenty of places to practice. Hot 8 Yoga is a bunch of B.S. read more

Hot 8 is absolutely amazing! I started practicing Yoga in July and fell in love with it because of this place. There are a range of classes with great instructors (Alexis, Ash and Marie K are my personal faves). The facility is clean and the staff is friendly. The studio uses a special filter system, so you don't get the must and smell of sweat that you'd typically experience in a hot yoga class. They have a great ongoing promotion where you pay $8 and take unlimited classes for one week. Do it! You'll be challenged, but you'll be glad that you did it! read more

5 stars not just for yoga classes but for hthe staff. It matters to see your trainer being inspired and caring for you . Really liked Aleks ans Lisa. Overall I tried differed types of sport activities and finally found what I like. read more