Tricia is the best fitness instructor ever! She gives…read moreclear instructions, encourages you to modify as needed, identified when you need to realign or shift for the best outcome for your level, alignment, and well-being. ...and the playlist is great too.

Wonderful place to workout in Lake Geneva. 10/10 for camaraderie!!read more

I discovered Yoga Lake Geneva this summer at Boxed and Burlap in Delavan, WI. I am a summer…read moreresident and this place contributed so much to my summer. I enjoyed the spacious, airy and bright room with many windows and great ambiance. It's also next to a cute coffee shop. It is all levels yoga, which works for beginners but one can level up as desired. All instructors were great. I especially loved Jordan's classes. She is very personable, greets you when you come in the door, remembers your name, is calming and instantly makes you feel relaxed. She is very helpful with poses and offers a head massage with essential oils during savasana. Thank you so much! I am so excited that there is a nice yoga studio in that area and I can't wait to come back next summer!

I booked a private session (group of 8) with CTC for my friends bachelorette party. We had the best…read moreexperience! We had a group of ladies, both athletically challenged and superstar athletes and we ALL loved it! I seriously can't remember the last time I had so much fun. The bride loved it! It would be great for Bach/bachelorette parties, birthdays, work team building etc. for all abilities and ages. The staff was so nice too! Even took pictures and videos and sent them to us. Can't wait to come back! Would highly recommend!

27 bucks for an hour 30 is perfect. Big map, lots of game modes and most importantly the friendly…read morestaff they have there 10/10 would recommend.

Had a great experience getting a personal yoga session with Debra. We started off with some…read morerestorative and finished off with some fun aerial tricks. I'm not new to yoga but even with the knowledge I did have, Debra expanded my practice more than most have over the past few years. Great pointers, adjustments, tips and just overall education on the movement into the pose, and not just rushing in to the pose. Yoga is called a practice for a reason. If you take the time to learn the poses correctly, your body learns where to go, like a bungee cord. It's also hard to unlearn bad habits, which I'm excited to do with Debra! The light therapy massage table is also a must try, felt so good on my spine and the heat was perfect! #yogaforlife #yogis #yogapose

We just walked in on a Sunday and had a fantastic time playing one of their newer escape rooms. We…read moreleft an enormous mess, lol, this one had loads of setup. Very sweet, positive personnel. We managed to solve it, but it would have been easier with the rest of the family. Highly recommend. They take walk-ins or reservations and parking is free in Lake Geneva in Winter. A cozy way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Very fun!!

Great way to spend some time inside during a rainy day. Storm Front was tricky for us and we needed…read morea lot of clues to get us through it. Staff was nice. Would recommend.

So sad I heard no dance this year. Beautiful place and beautiful people. We will miss you all.read more

I never before experienced such a lack of care for students and such a disrespectful attitude on a…read moreservice company like I had with this studio. Especially considering that it caters to very young children. Last year we enrolled both our daughters in ballet and dance classes. We thought that the owner, Ms Leslie, was strict but otherwise a good teacher and enrolled them again this year in multiple classes. This time the classes seemed different, the teachers were very young (one I believe was Ms. Leslie's daughter) and didn't seem to have the right experience to make the classes interesting to very young kids (my daughters are 6 and 3). Still we remained in class believing it was still a good activity for them. That was until a few weeks ago... it was a very cold day and the studio was not nearly warm enough for little girls in short sleeved leotards. I was wearing a coat, as well as almost every dad or mom in the waiting room with me. In the middle of my daughter's class, she came out asking to go to the bathroom. I took her to pee and she told me she was very cold. Her skin was indeed cold and she was trembling a bit, so I (as a concerned dad) put her jacket on her (it was a fitted fleece jacket with a zipper an no hood or anything loose) and sent her back into the classroom. A few minutes later a hear a loud voice from the teacher telling my daughter to take her coat out. I go back and, as the door of the classroom opens, I hear my daughter say "but I'm cold" and see the teacher push her out of the door saying "No, you are NOT! Now go take out your coat or you won't be allowed back in class" I took my daughter out of the class and (trying not to create a scene) went to talk to Ms. Leslie's husband who was at the desk (Ms. Leslie had been absent at that point for several weeks). There I told him that I understood thta the teacher was trying to uphold the rules of the studio and, independent of if I agreed with them or not, I didn't think a teacher should act in such a manner, contradicting my daughter's feeling and assuming what she was or not feeling (specially because it was indeed cold and all the teachers were wearing long sleeved shirts and warmers while the students were in thin short sleeved leotards). Instead of showing understanding, apologizing or at least showing some empathy to the situation, he started telling me that those were the rules of the studio and that most students would fake cold to get out of class and that he saw my daughter do this many times. I decided at that point not to push the subject and, after getting home, we wrote an email to Ms. Leslie to explain the situation and see what could be done to prevent this from happening again. A week later, before the next class, we received a reply saying that we got all fact wrong, that my daughter was using a hooded coat, that it wasn't cold and that she was disrupting the class. It ended reinforcing that those were the rules of the studio and they would not allow any exceptions. Since we were both there and Ms. Leslie was back, my wife tried to talk to her to clarify, but she started complaining to my wife of the misbehavior of our OTHER daughter. She was clearly emotionally unbalanced and was taking her frustration with us or the situation on my other daughter, which was not even part of the initial problem. My wife kept saying that she didn't want to have that kind of discussion in front of all the other parents there (her clients) but Ms. Leslie kept raising her voice and saying that nobody would listen to them there. Well, I was sitting with the other parents in the waiting room and I DID hear, so i went there and tried to move the discussion back to the original issue (the teachers behavior with my older daughter). Ms. Leslie looked at me with hate and said that if we wanted to have our kids in class we should follow protocol and then turned back and close the door in my face. We left then to never come back to that place. Don't care if they issue a refund or not or if we lose the rest of the season and deposit on clothes and recital. There no way I'm exposing my daughters to this kind of environment and will make sure I warn as many parents I can so they don't fall in the same situation I did.

My daughter and I went to Oak Hollow Acres for an hour long goat therapy session. We had the best…read moretime. The goats were not aggressive and just wanted to be loved. Got to hold and cuddle the baby goats and pet the bigger ones. It was definitely therapy. One little goat climbed on my back and was very comfortable there, so we had a lot of laughs also. The host and his daughter were very welcoming. In addition to goats on the farm are free-roaming chickens and turkeys. There was also a donkey and a couple of horses. It was clear these animals are well loved and enjoy human interaction. Would recommend to any animal lover.

Great bowling alley. They'll be redoing the lanes shortly recently updated their scoring system and…read moreprobably supporting DDHS students.

Great old school bowling alley with absolutely fabulous people working here. Highly recommend.read more