Peaceful atmosphere and excellent instructors. A little gem in Norwalk. All are welcome.read more

Beautiful yoga space, welcome staff, deep practice led by experienced instructors. Great vibe.read more

Yoga203 is a warm, welcoming studio offering a wide range of classes. The talented teachers all…read morebring different styles. Classes and play lists are never boring. You quickly feel like a part of the Yoga203 community after visiting or joining the studio.

What a sweet little yoga space. Unpretentious and welcoming with lovely teachers. Strongly…read morerecommend the vlssses by Lisa and Katherina.

I'm a beginner at yoga but play a ton of tennis and am constantly pulling muscles, have been doing…read morethe stretch classes and love them. Very inviting environment

Annie teaches great classes. Haven't experienced many other teachers, but her classes are…read moreconsistent, thoughtful, inspired. Will return here when I'm in Wilton visiting family during holidays!

Love this studio and their instructors. Every class is heated--from warm to hot . I've been waiting…read morefor a yoga spot like this to come to the area. The teachers are genuine, caring, knowledgeable, and supportive of your practice. The community here is wonderful, and meeting like-minded yogis is a huge plus when practicing at Y6.

The energy feels genuine there. The classes, the playlists are so diverse and vibey, yet chill.read more

Great studio with amazing instructors! Love hot vinyasa with Katty Ianca and the vin to yin classes…read morealong with the fire phit classes!

I bought a pack of five sessions from Groupon. I was looking for a new Yoga studio. There are a lot…read moreof options in this area and I was unsure of where to start. Shortly after arriving, it became clear that this is not a plus-size friendly studio and I will never be back. During the class, Mindy, the instructor, told me to move to the back of the room, loud enough for the other participants to hear. Another woman approached me after class to let me know how inappropriate she thought it was and to ask if I was OK. Additionally, I modified a pose we were instructed to do because of an ongoing knee injury, and care that I need to take with my neck after a former surgery. The instructor approached me and said in a very nasty tone that I shouldn't "get creative" if I were unable to do them. This was a medical need that I was advised to do by my physicians, not "getting creative". I left prior to the end of the group - I was not providing this joke any more of my time. Mindy approached me again, insisting that she shouldn't "allow" me to leave, although she provided no reason. I am not a novice when it comes to Yoga, and in fact just this previous weekend I went to a Yoga retreat in upstate New York. I intended to use this studio to continue the great feeling I had when I left my retreat. The only thing I had to retreat from is this studio, and this miserable person who isn't qualified to do busy work, let alone energy work. I hope no other person with curves and dignity has to experience the anger that I had. We are not people to be judged, we are working on our health the same as anyone else and the owner should be ashamed to act like this, or if she isn't the owner, employ somebody who does, under a business in their name. What needs to come full circle are their practices. STEER CLEAR. There are much better, kinder options to spend your money and energy with.

What a hidden gem! I searched for a "home base" yoga studio for two years after moving to Stamford…read morefrom NYC and a friend recommended BK:ONE. I'm so happy I've finally found my yoga home :) The studio is so beautiful, plant filled, and smells absolutely amazing. BK has curated such a thoughtful space that you instantly melt into as soon as you climb up the stairs. She offers a variety of classes for all levels and every teacher I've had has been so lovely and helpful. You can create a little mini retreat on Sundays (they offer a series of classes you can take back to back if you want a nice reset). Sacred Ground is my favorite Sunday class. It's a nice mix of movement and meditation. I typically take Open Flow classes Monday and Wednesday mornings which are perfect for all different levels. I had taken a pause from yoga during pregnancy/postpartum and BK was able to assess my current level and offer really thoughtful adjustments each class to help me in my practice. If you're looking for a thoughtful, community-focused yoga practice that honors your body, mind and spirit, BK:ONE is the perfect place.

Avoid OrangeTheory Ridgefield…read more I have been a member of OrangeTheory studios in multiple cities and have never experienced anything like this. I arrived approximately one minute late to a class for which I was registered and was refused entry. While I stood there, another woman arrived after me, greeted the owner with a hug, and was immediately invited into the exact same class. I watched her sit down and put on her running shoes while I remained at the front desk asking why she was allowed in and I wasn't. Rules are rules. Rules that apply differently depending on who you are friends with are not. What makes this particularly disappointing is that I had previously sat down with the owner and explained that I am postpartum with a young baby. Fitness is incredibly important to my physical and mental well-being, and coordinating childcare, naps, feeding schedules, and the general unpredictability of life with an infant is not always easy. I explained that despite my best efforts, there may occasionally be a time when I arrive a minute or two late. The response then was a complete lack of empathy. The response on this day was even worse. Being denied entry while watching someone else receive an exception in real time was humiliating. It communicated very clearly that some members are extended grace while others are not. It made me feel as though my time was less valuable, my circumstances less deserving of understanding, and my membership less important. OrangeTheory is not an inexpensive workout. Members are paying for coaching, community, professionalism, and consistency. Instead, I felt embarrassed, singled out, and frankly punished. The Danbury locations have always been welcoming, professional, and kind. The studios I attended in Los Angeles were the same. In all my years with OrangeTheory, I have never witnessed such blatant favoritism. A fitness studio should leave you feeling stronger than when you walked in. This one managed to do the opposite.

OTF Ridgefield is my ultimate happy place. Every day is a different workout to focus on power,…read morestrength, endurance, or a combination. I love the element of surprise! The Coaches and staff are really personable. The facility is clean and safe. The music and ambiance is conducive to highly sweaty workouts. More importantly, it's always me vs. me. Even though the entire OTF family is comprised of different fitness levels, we all come together as one during a 45- or 60- minute class to burn those fat cells and crush our goals. So when you're ready to push yourself beyond your comfort zone, try a free OTF class to explore the challenges on the treadmill, rower, and floor (weights, BOSU, TRX, ab dollies, and more). Can't make it to the Studio? You can get your sweat in with at-home workouts. Join us!

The studio is clean and organized very well. All of the teachers are well informed and pay close…read moreattention to all of their students. I cannot recommend this enough. I am on the older side and cannot do the activities that I used to do growing up, but Pilates has helped me so much with my knee pain.

This studio is still amazing, years later. Everything in my original review stands! A gem in…read moreStamford.