Fabulous down to earth beautiful studio! Went while visiting Philly, took a class from Angela and…read morereally enjoyed it.

Best yoga studio ever! The most knowledgeable teachers and a variety of amazing classes! Highly…read morerecommend!!!

I took a signature class for the first time and loved it. Great intensity, music, instructor,…read moreequipment, and location in Center City. They even have private class options. Would definitely do another class!

5+ years of being a member and still one of my favorite fitness studios in Philly! With 4 different…read moreclass types to choose from, there is something for everyone! Instructors are friendly and extremely helpful when any modifications are needed (especially when recovering from an injury)!

I tried CorePower Yoga on Walnut Street on a day when I really needed to clear my head, and it…read moreended up being exactly what I was looking for. The heated class was tough in the best way - I was sweating like crazy, but felt amazing afterward. The instructor was super encouraging and kept the class flowing without any awkward pauses. I loved how energized and calm I felt at the same time when it was over. Definitely one of those places that makes you want to come back the next day.

I really used to love coming to classes here, but unfortunately, a bad experience with an…read moreinstructor has ruined that. The instructor followed me out of class and reprimanded me (like a child) for leaving class a little early. I am a grown adult. For the amount of money this studio charges, being spoken to with such disrespect was a huge turn off for me and I will not be returning. I would check out HPY Philly- they have awesome heated classes, and much nicer instructors (and they are a small local business unlike CP)!

I love taking a yoga class when visiting a new city. I picked Hot Yoga Philly and was in for a lot…read moreof sweat and a real treat of a teacher. I usually do hot vinyasa flow classes and threw myself into something different this time, with a 90-min Bikram class led by Mia. Lots of breath work in the asanas and varations on poses from backbends (camel rather than wheel) and a nice vibe in the class. Nice little locker room and awesome pics of yogis doing complicated and gorgeous poses over the years the studio has been around. A+ for anyone in the area.

Great class. Lovely studio. Parking was cray - $48 but 20…read moresomething after validation. Try and find street parking.

Very inviting humans work here. As someone who doesn't do yoga much, I felt very welcomed and…read morecomfortable here. People of all different skill levels seem to attend. Clean facility. Would definitely recommend!

I am officially addicted. A friend invited me to join them at YogaSix and shared a free class but…read moresadly I had to cancel last minute so it took me a little while to finally get back and check out a YogaSix class. I'm so grateful to the friend that persisted and invited me again. This specific YogaSix has a wonderful owner who is so lovely and welcoming. The studio is located on the 5th floor of a building that is almost tucked away on 17th street. It can be easy to miss, and if you arrive early in the morning then the front door may be locked. Use the keypad to find YogaSix in the directory and call them, then they'll buzz you up. I've tried every class offering and have also done the monthly Sound Bath, which was lovely. The instructors are great and offer plenty of modifications and options for all levels. The hot room is definitely something to get used to but it is personally my favorite part. Actually... the cold eucalyptus towel after the workout is my favorite part but the warm room is #2. If you are looking for hot yoga, are visiting town and need to get a class in, or if you are just interested in trying something new then YogaSix is for you!

great clothing super nice front desk person love coming everyone is helpful great communityread more

Just attended an amazing Pilates Fusion class with Hannah. She incorporated weights, bands and a…read moreball in a super charged 45 minute class. I will definitely seek out more classes with Hannah in the future.

By donation classes, so pay what you want! The classes offered at Philly Yoga Factory are diverse,…read moreso there's something for everyone! If you're looking for a good stretch, check out Justine's Monday night warm yoga class for runners and cyclists. Justine is one of the founders of Philly Yoga Factory, and takes recommendations for focus areas (i.e. hips, shoulders, back) so that you can get the most of your practice. The music she plays is great too! There's also more power yoga like classes; Schuykill Flow on Saturday mornings is a great class for a workout. A much more affordable option that many of the pricey studios in the area, Philly Yoga Factory offers a wide variety of classes with friendly and helpful teachers. Try it out because it's pay what you wish!

A good environment to learn with different types of yoga and different teachers. By donation so…read moreaffordable for a diverse community.

Note: Thank you to 'ML' who pointed out roughly a year ago that I had reviewed the wrong studio…read more This should fix it. Three stars is a bit generous, but two seemed a bit harsh. Not my favorite studio in the city, that's for sure. First of all, just finding it is a challenge. It's squeezed in between the Apple Store and another retail store. Once you do, the studio itself is fine, I just didn't love the class I took. The first 15 minutes were spent doing these awkward modified crunches which didn't exactly scream vinyasa. There was no real flow to the rest of the class, but to be fair we did do some warrior and side-plank poses I guess. Class lasted 75 minutes for maybe 50-55 minutes worth of actual yoga (especially annoying for a Friday evening class). When I was told that my savasana was wrong, I was annoyed. Then I realized that there are only two or three teachers at the center city location, and figured I should go back to my old studio. That, and they just "updated" their website...it's horrible. So, if this is a tl;dr for you, it's adequate, just not my favorite personally.

I've been going to Dhyana Yoga for quite some time now. It's a great, established studio. I enjoy…read morepracticing there because the classes are always challenging.