THIS IS THE BEST YOGA STUDIO IN HAWAII!!! I know Dorian for while and he is such a great teacher. His all teachers are great as well so as his students. Whenever I visit Hawaii, I will come here at least once to take classes. Can't say enough how great this studio is. Thank you!!! read more

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I only went a few times. Their class schedule doesn't always fit my schedule, but it was great when I did go.

I just finished my two week trial and decided to sign up for the membership! I enjoyed the time I spent here at the studio. The main reason why I chose to come here was the proximity to where I live. It's nice to walk here! I didn't have any expectations. I ended up liking it because I felt it's down to earth and the people there were friendly but not overly friendly in your face kind of friendly if you know what I mean lol. I tried a few classes but I personally like Joji's and Andrew's classes most. They're patient and gentle and exude a calmness. And they encouraged yogis to go at their own pace. I'm not a fan of going to a yoga class as a pure workout with a high energy instructor. If I wanted that then I would go to a class at the gym haha. But different people different preference. I'm glad I found some classes that I like. And I hope to explore other classes too when time allows. read more

Power Yoga Hawaii - Joji's class was awesome! - Yoga Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

I've been attending this studio for two years now, and it has changed my life! The instructors provide excellent instruction, and they are very encouraging and caring. I highly encourage those who need to improve their body, balance, and mind to join us in this studio. I am partial to Joji, my teacher who kept me encouraged me throughout my journey. Kudos to the owner Dorian and other teachers whose classes I've also attended. Go and change your life! - Aloha! read more

This studio is very beginner-friendly and welcoming. I loved that they offer a 2-week unlimited membership for first-timers. The classes are appropriately challenging. read more

I went to the 8 pm class today and I was the only person there, so Giovanni gave me a private session. I was great! He helped me to stretch and I got his full attention. Fabulous! read more

My place for yoga whenever I'm visiting. They have 2 locations one across from kahala mall and this one next to ala Moana. They have a parking lot behind the building that's free before 1130. Why come here? Clean studio, solid instruction, and great prices. Walk upstairs and leave your slippers at the entrance (I always smile when I do this - reminds me of my youth like I'm going to someone's house for a party) if you have black locals slippers best put it on the shoe rack or you may be leaving with someone else's pair. They do have mat rental and all the blocks and props. They do aerial as well though haven't tried. I like Dorians hatha / power class. Dorian will push you. After a good warmup we focused on a bunch of arm balances, a few that I've never done before. He did drop a few f-bombs in class, one of the edgier classes I've been to, but his instruction is precise and adjustments safe which is what I come for. The studio is donation based - $15 recommended, $10 minimum (see the sign I posted in this review). Core power down the street charges $30 for drop in - which is highway robbery in my view. Come here for a solid yoga class with Hawaii flair that won't break your wallet read more

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Beware of deceptive and manipulative tactics The yoga studio is fine... I enjoyed the aerial class but ultimately the studio wasn't for me. My biggest issue is that they are very sneaky in their auto enrollment scheme. I highly recommend signing up for a single class if you want to try it out rather than the $50 trial. They spam you with text messages almost daily and if you don't pay attention you will miss the "If you love the classes & want to continue, you'll roll into membership at 139/month on [...]" text. You have to explicitly tell them to cancel within your 2 week period. If you don't catch this issue early like I did you will be out $300 for 2 months. There's no undoing this and they are happy to provide screenshots of the misleading waiver - which, for the record, is not a safety waiver but an auto enrollment agreement. read more

I was contacted by the owner of the studio who asked me to remove this review. He stated the studio does enforce wearing masks in class (I've attached screenshots from an instagram post they uploaded this week, a few days after my first reivew, where there are no masks in sight) and no one at the studio has contracted COVID. I'm glad your studio has not had a case, yet. However, this review is an authentic experience AND I'm not going to risk it when there are dozens of studios that do abide by the law and ensure maximum safety for their clients. Regardless of whether the owner may not believe in the effectiveness of masks, as he noted in his private DM to me asking to remove this review. Which btw, is contrary to all available empirical evidence currently available. As such, I will not remove this review like was requested. People should be able to make an informed decision on whether to visit this studio based on how this studio handles safety and abides by the laws that have ensured Hawaii has the lowest COVID rates in the United States. The owner noted his friend who owns 11 gyms in San Francisco "did his own research" to conclude there is no way to contract COVID at a gym or yoga studio. What research? What education or authority? What access to testing, proper controls, or evidence? I'm sure this "conclusion" didn't come from a place of bias seeing as a business owner in a city with obscenely high COVID cases stemming from the population's selfishness wouldn't have an agenda to dismiss all scientific evidence gathered through legitimate means that concluded masks help inhibit the spread of COVID. Idk, friend who owns 11 gyms seems pretty legit as a scientific authority on virology. It also highlighted the owner's own anti-masker beliefs as he provided a long rant about how masks are ineffective and you cannot be infected with COVID at a yoga or fitness studio. This is patently false. Especially since, in June 2020, one of the largest outbreaks in Hawaii occurred at three separate fitness studios. It was spread by the instructors who infected each other and their clients. Over 30 people tested positive for COVID. To end, the owner is lying. There is no mask policy or enforcement as there are dozens of other instances where Power Yoga Hawaii has had maskless classes as they so proudly advertise via pictures and videos on their instagram and the instagram of their instructors and clients. Whether people decide to visit the studio is up to them, but I just wanted to note that there is a reason Hawaii has the lowest amount of COVID cases per person, and people that flaunt those rules that make Hawaii residents safe are selfish and inconsiderate for the safety and wellbeing of others. Even fellow Hawaii residents are guilty of this. read more

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Honestly I was just going to do the two week trial for $20 and never come back... But I fell in love! Especially Joji, he is super warm, friendly, and helpful to everyone of all levels. It's located right above Ichiriki across of the parking lot of Nijiya market. They offer a variety of classes at different times. Definitely recommend everyone to at least try the trial! read more

Cool little studio. You gotta find what's right for you. I went to an aerial yoga class (not super into that, cuz it's not quite yoga, not quite aerial); and several of the instructors. By far, my favorites are Shoshana and Coco. I've taken several of Shoshana's Friday classes, and she has the BESSSSST music. Coco has some cool poses; I took her Sunday class and it is packed! Most weekday/after-work time classes are really spacious. Plenty of room, but go early if it's the weekend to get a spot and settle in. Bathrooms are common area (which is kinda ehhhhh), but the studio has changing areas and mats, straps, blocks and yoga mats if needed. The donation based pricing is cool. Not sure if all the cash goes to the teacher at that time, or it's some other model, so it makes me wonder about giving variable amounts at different times. I bike here using Biki and it's just upstairs from Teapresso in case you need a nice drink after. read more

The teachers here are very knowledgeable and friendly. Their deep experiences are evident in their detailed instructions, demos, and adjustments. I enjoyed the classes. Management is organized and fair in business practices. read more

Local family owned yoga studio tucked away in the heart of Honolulu. Friendly and knowledgeable teachers who genuinely share their experiences and yoga styles in a easy accessible way for all levels of practitioners. Awesome and great studio to serve beginners to advanced students. Clean, small and cozy. Lots of aloha served daily. read more

Yo... you wanna check out some yoga? Then YO GAtta go here!! This is a hidden yoga hotspot in Hawaii. Are you visiting the island as a tourist, and don't want to sign up for a huge package? Then this is your place. Are you a local who wants to try out different kinds of yoga? Then this is your place. Are you a busy person who doesn't have the same schedule every week? Then this is your place. Are you terrible at gym/workout commitment, and don't want to be tied into an expensive membership you won't use regularly? Then this is your place. Are you a forgetful person who forgets your yoga mat, towels, etc? Then this is your place. Get the picture? The teachers are fantastic: so far I've had classes with Joji Coco Kim The classes are all different, and work for all different yoga levels. They have modifications to make it more or less challenging, depending on your needs. Also, the instructors often ask the class what they want to focus on that session--so if you want to do something specific, just talk to them! Class is donation based, with $15 suggested. No memberships, no packages. Just go when you want. They rent out yoga mats and towels if you forget yours (I've only forgotten twice, now...). They make it easy to come do yoga. Location: it's located on the second floor of the same building as ichiriki, teaspresso, and air park karaoke. Just use the stairs. I'm extremely cheap, so I usually park at ala Moana and walk over. Easy peazy, and you get a nice walk. The only negative I have about the place (and it's not that negative, really) is that they don't have water, so I've got to remember water, or go downstairs and buy something from the tea shop downstairs. DISCLAIMER: I honestly don't want to review this location. I don't. I want it to stay just for me and my friends, and I don't want anyone else to go. But that's not very namaste of me, and I'm trying to be a better person, so, here ya go. read more

2nd floor stairs enter a large room with tall ceiling Raw transparent teachers and yogis Personable with scientific based sessions Donations based concept Sanitize equipment well Music is flowing Variety of classes and flows to meet your desires read more

I was in search for a yoga studio. I'm literally brand new and can't stretch at all but have bad back issues. I reached out and Alex got back to me right away and offered me many options he thought would work for me. Not only did I get a two week unlimited pass for 20$ it was literally the best class ever! I did the yin class. Awesome teacher! Calm, restorative, relaxing, and my back already feels so much better. I will be back for sure. Oh plus! The studio is just beautifully put together. The end ‍ read more

Overall, I'm just disappointed in Power Yoga Hawaii. I'm disappointed that Power Yoga Hawaii refuses to enforce social distancing and mask wearing. Throughout this pandemic, they have been lax with their cleaning protocols and have not followed any type of sign ups to limit the number of individuals going to in person classes. When asked if there are sign ups, Power Yoga Hawaii will tell you to just show up. If 20 people "just show up", that's not social distancing and that's not following government orders. And while they'll say that masks are worn, it's said merely out of obligation and is not enforced. I've done hiit and trx and all types of workouts in masks and you cannot tell me that masks inhibit a workout. I hate writing this review because I have enjoyed all the time I've spent there and have met some incredible people. I've been loyal to this studio for years and have been with them ever since they had a Power Yoga Hawaii studio in Kahala. They had been my go to and my only recommendation to anyone that needed a yoga class. And despite all this, I cannot currently recommend Power Yoga Hawaii to anyone. read more

A friend of mines recommended the Ward Honolulu in Hawaii. What's convenient and stress free about the location is free parking! Online class schedule is best to do before you come in but my randomness I came in and was welcomed immediately. I walked in my first Yoga class and my instructors name was Leah. This class was phenomenal and so relaxed. Never taken a yoga class, this instructor was patient, kind and encouraging. She put me in a place where I felt peace, relaxed and stress less. Thanks to her I found my tranquility and made my very day leaving yoga class so refreshed and just happy. Thank you so much! What an experience! read more

I loved this studio and I loved taking Joji's class. He has the energy of a true yogi, careful and safe while also being encouraging, positive and he takes delight in helping you achieve poses that may be challenging to you. I live in San Francisco but plan to be a regular here and make it a daily practice when I return and visit. I highly recommend his 9am vinyasa flow class! read more

Good variety of classes from acroyoga, aerial, power yoga. There are classes that use weights as well. Most instructors are super patient and encouraging. Not really a place for true beginners but the 4pm classes are marginally easier (meaning I only need one towel rather than the two for a 7pm class). Parking is tricky. A few old-heads like me (I'm 50+) but most folk in their 20-30's. read more

My favorite yoga spot on the island. Located next to the Ala Moana mall. There's a small parking lot behind the building that's free for yoga-goers until 1130. They offer around 5-6 classes each day. I regret never trying their aerial class! They provide blocks for you to use, and you can rent mats/towels. It's a donation based which I think is a great concept. They recommend donating a minimum of $10/person, but it's really based on how you enjoyed the class. A well kept studio with great instructors! read more

Power Yoga Hawaii is a donation based community with 3 locations in town. I've only been to Piikoi. Location: Located on the second floor of the building, above. Parking lot behind building (*don't forget to pay!!) or at Ala Moana nearby. The studio is a big open room with an entire wall being windows looking out onto the street, that does mean the sun heats the space and is bright! Come early and find a shaded spot or enjoy the extra heat for helping with your practice. Studio: Studio is clean with minimal decor. Yoga mats are available for rent ($2 fee). There are blocks, blankets, and straps to assist with your practice against the back wall of the studio. Donation box suggests $15 and donation given at the end of practice. No memberships, no packages, no expiration. Just you and the mat whenever you want (granted that there's a class going on). Practice: Class descriptions available on the website. However what is most important in my practice is the teacher. Most classes/flows can be modified for beginner to advanced however finding a teacher who's style you enjoy is critical to enjoying yoga. Try a few different teachers out and see whose style you vibe well with. read more

Power Yoga Hawai'i is my go-to studio for a challenging yoga session in town. Been coming here since UH days and it never fails to disappoint with a daily rotation of talented instructors that will motivate while having fun. Just an all around uplifting experience every time helping me reach new goals in a positive environment. Great central location for a deep pre- or post-surf deep stretch too. Park free at Ala Moana Center and walk over. Complimentary water and rental mats available. Happy to support a local family owned business as well! read more

I'm vacationing in Waikiki and I feel so lucky to have stumbled upon Power Yoga. Both, Joji and Dorian are AMAZING yoga instructors! They're very thoughtful and knowledgeable! I instantly felt welcomed. I was able to rent a mat and they even have water if you forget yours. The classes are challenging and fun! I'll be back!! read more

Clean studio. Rented mat and towel two separate days. The teachers both took care of the clean up. I saw it was international yoga day which inspired me to get out of my hotel and do yoga. Both days were unique experiences. Dorian's class was challenging. My legs were the good sore for a couple of days. He also gave me the heads ups of Digable Planets playing at the blue note. Which he played the entire rebirth of slick album. read more

I'm not a huge yoga fan, but my friend is. He suggested doing yoga at some point during our week long vacation in Hawaii but I felt iffy about it. Honestly I just wanted to eat more poke and shave ice. Power Yoga totally changed my mind, and I'm so glad we found this studio! The instructors are very welcoming, especially Kristy who led our session. The classes are donation-based, and the suggested amount is $15. You can also rent a yoga mat and towel for $2 each. They also have cool swag like hats, which we totally bought... no shame. The class before ours was slightly larger, but ours only had about six people in attendance. That's an amazing size for a yoga class! The session was very doable, even for an inexperienced person like me. Kristy was very welcoming and helpful, from learning everyone's name to giving each person individual attention during the class. I was able to master some basic yoga positions that I had not been able to perfect in other classes because Kristy is that good. Even though I was freaking out, I finally did a supported headstand for the first time! I would definitely come back to Power Yoga again the next time I visit Hawaii and recommend this to both locals and visitors who like doing yoga or have always wanted to get started. read more

I highly recommend classes with RJ! RJ is a great instructor. He emulates great energy in the room! RJs class is one of the best classes I have been to. He makes sure that you are comfortable and makes sure that you can do the techniques in ways that will fit your needs and challenges. He guides you well to help you to listen to your body and gives great advice to work on. thank you Rj I love your ways of teachings and letting everyone feel like they are at home. read more

Power Yoga Hawaii - Yoga Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Without a doubt, this is my favorite yoga studio of anywhere I have been. This was my very first studio way back when I first started yoga and all of my favorite instructors are those that I took classes from here. The location is great, right on Piikoi across from Ala Moana. The entire street side wall is full length glass windows so you can enjoy the view while you do your practice. The interior is nice as well, large enough to comfortably support at least 20+ yogis. Another great aspect of this place is that it is donation based, with a suggested donation of $15. Most people I see donate at least that much if not more, but I like that this would accommodate those younger than us who might be poor college students. There are classes throughout the day on every day of the week and rental mats available for those just starting out. All of the instructors have been very friendly and students of all levels are welcomed. Overall, I love this place and will miss it greatly now that I am living on the mainland. It is so hard to find a studio that fits perfectly in your life and for me Power Yoga Hawaii did just that. read more

Warm inviting drop in studio offering a variety of classes with friendly instructors. More laid back and a local feel than other national chain studios. Suggested donation is $15 per class. Just drop in. No reservations needed. Schedule is online. Studio also rents mats and towels and sells water. You can borrow blocks and straps. The Piikoi studio is kinda small. Fits about 25 comfortably. The studio is kinda warm and stuffy unless the instructor props open the door so take a towel and water. If you go in the morning then avoid the window because the sun hits it and it gets hot on that side of the room. There are changing rooms and they have stuff to clean your mat after class. Went to Coco's Wednesday evening class and it is busy so go early because students start lining up about 15 minutes before the start of class. But it's worth it because Coco does a great job running through a slew of challenging poses and she helps correct you along the way. You'll work up a sweat but you'll feel better after class. read more

Power Yoga is a donation based studio. That's so amazing! Basically they suggest you pay $15 per class, but more or less is totally up to you! I went today for the first time and had a great workout. Lauren, the instructor was really nice. The people attending were nice too. I felt a bit awkward though since I was the only female student! LoL. I hope to attend more classes soon! read more

I want to write this review, but my muscles and brain are too relaxed and sore. Is that even possible? I just got home from attending my second Power70 class by Naomi and I'm very satisfied and beat. The studio is donation based ($15 donation). They are stocked with extra mats if you don't have one (only $2 rental fee) and a generous number of cork blocks and straps in the back. Naomi is a wonderful teacher. The pacing of her class is perfect and her instruction is clear. She is definitely challenging, but newbies like me still feel totally OK with not doing all the advanced moves. As a runner, I know I need yoga to stretch out my muscles. So, I'm definitely going to try to keep coming back. read more

Did a 9:15am with Joji on Wednesday. There was only one other student so it was very hands on and Joji even customized the practice to fit my needs which was great. Donation based was nice. I've been to studios all over SF that charge $100's per month that weren't as good as this class. 5 stars, highly recommended. Only regret is not leaving more $$$ for Joji. read more

For those of you who have YOGA at the top of your new years resolution's list, come check this studio out! Since this is a "donation based" studio, this is a great way to try out a few classes before you commit to any studio, teacher, style of yoga, etc. Many studios offer a free week of classes after signing up, which inevitably leads to you paying over $100 in monthly fees! That's always made me hesitant to start so If you're a busy and indecisive like me, then starting off with yoga once a week is a reachable goal and I end up only spending the suggested $15 donation for each class here. I've attended 2 classes so far with Naomi who teaches every Friday at 9:30am and i'm loving it so far! I'm not going to lie, I was very intimidated in getting myself to step foot in the studio but as soon as I did, I felt everyone's positive vibes and felt so welcomed :) Naomi is a very nice and encouraging instructor, always throwing positive feedback to the class so I would definitely recommend starting with her. Power Yoga Hawaii also has a very user-friendly website that offers a bio on all teachers, class details, schedules, and more so definitely start there to get a better idea of what you want to try. I suggest coming to class 15 - 20 minutes early to find a good spot in the middle of the studio and closer to the "ohm" wall since the sun can beam down hard through the big windows. Renting a mat and towel is available but most people seem to bring their own supplies. Parking in the backlot on Kona St. is free until 11am and afterwards you have to pay using the box next to the stairwell. If you don't want to pay for parking, you could always park at Ala Moana Center which is right across the street. read more

Power Yoga Hawaii - Parking info, located behind the building. Entrance is fr9m Kona St. - Yoga Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

"The flowering of love is meditation." -Jiddu Krishnamurti Sunday meditation class at Power Yoga Hawaii has become my weekly ritual and I'm completely addicted! As someone who spends 99% of my life taking care of others, I love that my Sunday evening meditation class is pure unadulterated me time! My friend Ali is doing the teacher training at Power Yoga and meditation class is part of her training. We usually arrive 10 minutes ahead of time before class to grab a blanket, a pillow and my spot on the hardwood floor. Everyone sits in a circle with the instructor at the front of the dimly lit class. You can choose to sit cross legged, in lotus or on your knees. The instructor takes you through breathing exercises and depending on who is teaching, you'll also do some chanting to bring your vibration to a higher level. I've had different friends go to class with me and the meditation experience is different for everyone. We're all at different places in our spiritual path but it's so good to quiet the mind, take time to breath and make time to just be. An hour goes by so quickly that most days I wish we could stay for at least two hours. I've had so many amazing visions of my life to come with each session inspiring and encouraging me to move forward towards my higher purpose. Mediation class is every Sunday at 7:30 pm and like all classes at Power Yoga Hawaii is a donation class with a suggested donation of $15. There's a box at the entrance where you can drop your donation. Wear comfy clothes but beware that the room can get warm. I hope to see you at mediation class and that it helps you to find a deeper sense of inner peace! Namaste... read more

I love Power Yoga Hawaii.... It really helps bring yoga to everyone! It is totally my kind of yoga: 1. It is donation-based. This allows me to pay $20 on days I have it and $10 on days when I am strapped for cash! The suggested donation is $15 which I try to adhere to but the fact that I can do this on my own time is very helpful for a young professional on a teacher's salary! It also helps that I don't have to worry about buying a package, paying per class, etc. 2. It is movement based! Most classes are active, have music, etc, which really helps motivate me! 3. Their teachers are GREAT.... super personable, flexible and talented. 4. Two locations with different achedules: Pi'ikoi and Kahala (one near my work and one near my home!) I am so appreciative of PYH for providing donation based classes in Hawaii. Namaste. read more

First timer and I'm sold. To be honest, I strayed away from yoga because I needed something to help with shedding some weight, however, due to a lot of metabolic/strengthening classes I've been doing with my trainers at a local gym (which I still love!), I realized my flexibility and range of motions sucked big time (I've been told I have the tightest hamstrings ever). Anyway, I feel in love with the power yoga class. Though I can't touch my toes or do exotic balancing moves, I did notice I worked my core, back, and thighs! (Which is what I hoped) Point is, for a beginner like me, dropping in was not a problem. In fact, the teachers are friendly and very accommodating (they help position you and even encourage to try first or fake it ha ha) The studio is clean. The class times are abundant. The teachers know stuff! Try it out! read more

This DONATION BASED studio has classes every day of the week. I've only been to two different classes but this is def my go-to place for yoga. POWER 75 - Tuesday & Thursday class 5:15-6:30: This is my favorite class, it's a combination of different yoga moves, some more challenging that others but it truly makes me want to practice at home. I'm am a supper beginner so whatever I don't feel comfortable doing I just don't, the instructors are really good about letting you be. FLUID POWER - Wednesday 5:15-6:30: I went to this class once and wasn't a big fan. It was a great class but there seemed to be a lot of repetition among the sets, like we would do a set of moves 2 or 3 times. What I did like about this class is that it involved a lot of planking so my stomach was sore the next day especially my obliques! Don't forget: *You do yoga barefoot...cause I did :/ *Bring lots of water *Mats are available for rent $2 or $3 *Bring flexible clothes *You will SWEAT a lot so bring a small towel My muscles tend to get tight easily so going to yoga helps me stretch and leaves me feeling energized and ready to tackle the rest of my work week! read more

Power yoga - mmhmm! Not your typical, slow-moving yoga class, Power Yoga Hawaii integrates music and fun into your yoga routine with a fast-paced workout that'll definitely make you work up a good sweat! I've been coming to this studio for about 8 months now but only managed to write a review now, whaaat?! I know, overdue. I always manage to snag street parking when I come straight from work, but if not, there's the lot they share in the back (same parking as Ichiriki). Since I usually only take PM classes, I know that from 6pm on, is $1/hour. Parking gets filled up pretty quick when the dinner crowd comes though so you could probably park in Ala Moana. I love Lehua's class! I always feel so comfortable in her class and have so much fun. (yeah, yoga can be FUN!) She walks around the room helping adjust posture/positions and is so encouraging. Seriously though, her class still kicks my butt - she creates a great atmosphere for beginners to advanced. There will be times where you can't do a certain pose or inversion, but it's ok - she'll show you different modifications in which you can do to fit your own experience level. Most times, Scoop will pop into the class I normally attend and he'll walk around the room to assist - he's awesome! Dorian is also kick-A!! His and Scoop's class are also my faves. Their classes are always challenging and fun. Don't forget to bring a towel cause you WILL sweat (classes are normally held at room-temp, so it gets toasty!) and if you forget your water, like I have done, they sell small or large bottles (~$2-3 i think). They also rent yoga mats for $2. Suggested donation is $15 which you drop in a box upon exiting class. Worth it! Cheaper than any other yoga studio I know. I'm hooked! read more

Love this place!!! Went here with a friend for a 500pm yoga class. It was 2 hours but it was great! It was very relaxing, at times very intense, it was challenging but also very restorative. The instructor was great and seemed knowledgable about the practice and was very encouraging. You can find a list of times and classes on their website and the great thing about this place is that it's donation based. They suggest 15 dollars per class but if you can't afford that one day--no biggie. Just donate what you can. You can rent yoga mats, towels or purchase water. It ranges from $2-2.50. They also have blankets you can use, blocks, and cleaning spray for your yoga mat. I highly recommend! read more

Honolulu has some amazing places to practice yoga, and I'm proud to say that Power Yoga Hawaii has been my go-to studio for the past 2 years. I usually go to Dorian's [2-Hours of Power] Sunday class and occasionally the LED Meditation afterward if time permits. The classes here are popular so try to arrive 15mins early to grab a comfortable spot. This studio isn't heated, but because of the large turnout the room can get a bit steamy, so remember to bring a towel and water. At PYH, each class is never the same. The teacher's always shake things up and are really some of the most talented, caring, and passionate human beings devoted to their students and classes. This is a donation based yoga studio (suggested $15 donation) so donate whatever you feel is appropriate in the box after class. I love how this studio has deepened my practice and challenges me; allowing me to take chances on the mat that I probably wouldn't be doing at a regular yoga class elsewhere. You feel SO AMAZING afterwards! There's no other studio I'd rather be down-dogging at on a Sunday afternoon than this one. read more