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4.4 (41 reviews)
Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
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Ashley M.

Soooo after stalking them on IG for a few months; I received an email with an offer I couldn't refuse, and it coincidentally came in right as I was 2 minutes down the street! So I decided to buss a VERY legal UTURN to go check them out After meeting the lovely staff and interrupting their photography/social media day thingy they had going on for an unscheduled tour of the place, I signed up!! , I just moved from Houston a couple years ago and kept hearing about the benefits of "hot yoga" (that's how I found them on IG) and with the special they have going on, why not? **you MUST commit to 3 months, give a 2 month cancellation notice; they have a $99 cancellation option, and you can also put your account on hold for $9 a month for up tooooooo....I forgot, but they'll explain all that when you go up there!

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Teresa B.

Love love love HOTWORX!!! Cannot say enough great things about this place and the awesome folks that work there. If you are just curious of what the workouts are like, call up one of the girls and they will get you booked for a workout. Mat and towel are provided for your first workout although upon signing up you will be required to purchase these items to use in the saunas. Not gonna lie, my first workout there I couldn't handle the heat and had to walk out for a minute to regroup. But after going to a few classes your body (at least mine) got acclimated and now I crank it Up Up Up. The facility is super clean and you will often find the associates cleaning behind guests (certainly reassuring during these times). Masks are required when traveling between classes and upon entry and exit and MOST guest comply. If you (like myself) get bored with the same workouts week after week, with 10 different workouts - this place is fantastic! The only con is it is now pretty busy after the new year and when scheduling classes on the app, classes are booked extremely quick.

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It's clean, and well maintained. The gals who work here are very sweet and attentive..:

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The staff is so nice and helpful. Sign process was easy and affordable price. I will recommend everyone I know here

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Super helpful and upbeat staff. Super clean facilities. Awesome workouts with a lot of variety.

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Just joined and I'm loving working out here! Great easy burn! The new owners are so welcoming and kind! Down 7 lbs already!!

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Hey!! Just wanna say.. thanks for listening to the client.. cycle room is back up to exceptional standards.. way to go!!

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I feel AMAZING after every workout! The staff is great, super friendly and very attentive.

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bikes are running unsafe. can't screw the handles or seats. have to constantly be doing it because it gets loose quickly. i

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ThanksAwesome workouts! Can't wait for Georgetown to openI joined and am SUPER eXCiTeD

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It's my me time. I really enjoy a good sweat! Saunas time plus workout it was a no brained for me! Glad I am finally able to join!!

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