I love the treehouse for yoga and meditation. The room itself is the epitome of relaxation and…read moreserenity, with the most beautiful backdrop of woods behind huge tall windows. At night, with the candles, it's so beautiful. There is a spot to keep your things/shoes and an amazing gift shop (expensive) with yoga clothes and jewelry.

The Treehouse is part of Cornerstone fitness. Pilates and yoga are held there and it's a gorgeous…read moresetting amidst the iconic trees of Solebury.

Tuesday night flow yoga w Sarah is amazing. Sarah has this really warm energy and I come out of…read morethat class feeling so happy and relaxed. I recently signed up for a 10 class pack. Pricing is really accessible for most people, even those of us on a tight budget. I have also been frequenting the Saturday beginners yoga class and really enjoy it as well. It isn't so simple that I am not challenged yet not too hard that I cannot keep up. The staff is really wonderful and the yoga practicing space just has a really good energy to it.

I have been a very happy yogi for almost a year and a half at Yoga Love. After surviving cancer…read moretreatment I was looking for a way to find my way back to a more balanced life both mentally and physically. Yoga Love's yogis are so wonderful , each one of them has their own special quality that keeps me coming back to practice. I took the beginner's workshop last fall which helped me to gain an understanding of the yoga basics. I found the staff genuinely helpful and supportive. If you are looking for a studio to match your needs I am confident Yoga Love is the one for you.

My mom got a Groupon or livingsocial deal for here and brought my sister and I along for a class…read morerecently when I was home. The space is really gorgeous, a high ceiling-ed renovated barn in the Pennsylvania School of the Performing Arts, which has all these awesome giant posters of past shows. Renee, the instructor, was very nice and helpful. I think it was a holiday and there was only one other person in the class, which made it really intimate and wonderful. The heater was a bit noisy, and I remember the music being awkwardly loud for some reason. The class itself was a bit slow and not challenging enough for my liking, but still very relaxing. My mom and sister, who don't do yoga as much, really enjoyed it and found it challenging enough. I would definitely recommend checking it out if you're in the area and find Yogasphere too crowded! Prices were reasonable from what I remember. From their website, it looks like they have class outdoors by the lily pond in the summer, will definitely have to check that out next time I'm home and it's nice out!

As soon as I enter the studio, I shut off the "to do list" and feel my shoulders begin to relax…read more The warmth of the space and the instructors make you feel welcome, regardless if you are a beginner or a seasoned yogi. Classes available for all levels, from vinyasa to restorative. If you never tried yoga but want to, explore gentle yoga or restorative with Ginger or Cindy. You won't regret it!

Joined the Solebury Club earlier this year, and I have been very happy with the facility, the…read morestaff, and the clientele. The club offers a very clean and quiet environment for working out, and they also have many individual and group programs that others in my rowing group have commended as well. Other members I have met are very courteous and friendly. Solebury Club is top notch across the board.

2005 called and it wants its club back. What used to be a fresh and innovative place to work out…read moreseems worn and dated. The kids club is no more. The juice bar/cafe is no more. I think the sale of the Solebury club on the cusp of the pandemic really took a toll. On the upside, the people are wonderful from the front desk staff to the teachers and the sauna and steam are great amenities. 75$ a month gives you access to the locker room and the machines but does not include classes. Seems too steep a price to pay.

I was home for the weekend and in some dire need of some zen so I stopped by this studio twice this…read moreweekend and it was great! Difficulty level: I'm a pretty big yoga snob so I was a bit nervous the suburbs wouldn't be up to my regular practice. I usually practice power yoga (Anjali) or vinyasa flow (Dhyana) in Philly and i was pleasantly surprised that the level 2/3 classes here were on par with the regular classes at the studios I usually go to in the city. Although not heated like power yoga, it was definitely a great workout and I broke a sweat. Instructors: Annamieke and Allison were both great instructors, and have options to go into inversions and arm balances. Studio: The studio is beautiful and really cool, exposed wood beams and giant lanterns in an old barn looking building. Pricing: Drop in was $15 with a 20% discount for students and I know they regularly run Groupons. Pro-tips: Don't forget to grab come complimentary yogi tea on your way out! No need to sign up online for your first time, it doesn't seem like classes fill up ahead of time. Recap: Definitely check it out if you are on the area!

Buy a package! It makes this overpriced studio a little more manageable. Otherwise it's pretty…read morepricey. This review is solely for the Richboro location which I could not find on here. It's tiny and hot only. Teachers were decent, at least the three I tried but not very engaging. They charge for everything. I forgot my mat and they charge for rent. I guess it's like that everywhere. If were me, I would just let people use mats then clean them. Overall it was nice and clean. The only thing I truly didn't like was the fact that the bathroom was right inside the yoga room itself and not in the waiting area.

Nina is amazing! She gives individual attention and meets the needs of beginners and intermediate…read morelevels. The flexibility and inner peace that comes with yoga is life changing.

Nina is very proficient reiki master…read more Welcoming warm studio. Easy to get to Accommodating appointment hours. Early AM yoga classes.

Poli is amazing! After attending his sessions I feel really relaxed and at peace. Thanks Poli for…read morethe wonderful experience. See you soon!

Politeia is an amazing instructor not only because he gives very personalized instruction, even in…read morethe group setting, but because he fully understands body mechanics. I leave his class feeling much more open and at ease. I highly recommend his classes!

I came to Sun Dog Yoga when I registered for the 6-week Yoga Basics Series. Shari was my teacher…read moreand she was amazing. She was really awesome about keeping a slow pace and giving easy modifications for almost every pose. Each class she added more poses to the Ashtanga flow. The class size was was small and intimate, so Shari was able to give each of us a lot of personalized attention. She also taught us the opening chant. I have since "graduated" from the Yoga Basics course and started taking Ashtanga Foundations classes in the evenings. The Monday night class with Erica was a little crowded (maybe a dozen yogis), so I felt cramped after my intimate experience with the Yoga Basics course. Erica as a teacher was great (I wasn't used to such a fast pace)! She acknowledged that I was new and paid close attention to my poses. The Sunday evening class with Meredith/Cassie was more intimate with 5 yogis (surprisingly, mostly men). We opened the class with the opening chant and there was enough time to work on some hip opening poses towards the end. I left this class feeling high on life. The studio itself is quaint and homey. The area where you leave your shoes can get a bit crowded between classes. The atmosphere is immediately calming with quiet music, incense, candles, water fountains and an altar. There is a second room for meditation and I'm guessing massage. There are two bathrooms as well. Yoga mats and other accessories are available for purchase on site.

This is a rare find because it is a studio offering lots of ashtanga instruction. Shari has lots…read moreof experience and her teacher was Manju Jois who is as close as it gets in US to ashtanga primary source. There are classes for beginners and more experienced students alike but what sets it apart from any other studio in 40 miles radius is Mysore program. This is a class where everybody practices by themselves in a group and the teacher is there to help and offer individual instruction. It is like having a private class. The best class for beginners, and advanced students alike. Everybody moves at their own pace, truly non competitive and very safe environment.

Practiced at this studio a few times in the past several years. Just received an email from them…read morethat they require proof of vaccination status or a negative Covid test before anyone can practice in their studio. No thank you. I guess they don't care that so many vaccinated people are still carrying and spreading Covid. So ignorant and intolerant!

dig yoga features Wonderful, knowledgeable teachers in an elegant space with beautiful bamboo…read morefloors ,large windows which let in great light and room to move. It is located a former factory space on the hip north side of town. Lots of parking behind the building. Worthy.