This is such a great little studio! I recently came here for the Hot 26 class with Patty and left…read morefeeling completely rejuvenated. The room was nice and toasty for class, and the instructor guided us through a series of poses that cleared my mind from a hectic day of work. Bonus: The studio is next to a gorgeous lake that you can feast your eyes on for some post-workout meditation. I came through ClassPass, but it looks really easy to sign up online, etc.

Where do I begin. Well, after driving from NJ to Raleigh NC area, I needed some yoga. I am fairly…read morenew to yoga but after doing about 10 classes, my joints feel better. My buddy in NJ got me hooked on hot yoga and so far I've taken about 7-8 of hot yoga classes too. Now in NJ hot yoga is a dry heat. Fast forward to NC and the hot yoga at Firefly is another animal. The room is heated with like humidifier steam...you can literally see the steam in the room. When class starts the steamers are turned off and that heat is on in that room! I saw 2 other objects in the room and maybe some heat was coming from them too. Oh did I mention the temperature outside was already about 95 degrees. I think the room itself was 100 degrees. The instructor William was amazing. He has a very calming voice and because the class was so intimate he knew I was never in his class and another woman as well. She was from Philly and I was the Jersey girl. William welcomes you and makes you feel very comfortable. We progressed through the moves slowly but intensely. William also walked around the room to correct form and help you to get deeper into the stretch. When the class was done corpse pose aka: savasana felt so GOOD! I loved the ice cold towel they give each student at the end. The studio is hidden. At first I thought my GPS was wrong. Have you ever seen the movie Deliverance? Yes, think that movie. The studio is inside of a like country club/retirement community/pool house...just weird but it's beautiful. The yoga place when you walk in is on the left and there is an attendant at the desk. There are locker rooms and showers...the yoga room is upstairs door on the right. I purchased a 2 week deal for $25. I am in town for 3 days but you can't beat the deal. So if in the Cary/Raleigh area check them out and make sure you're able to take the heat! Good place very good place.

I LOVE this studio! I have attended Yin Yoga and Slow Flow classes for over a year. Christine…read morecustomizes the classes, everyone is kind, and the portal is great. In addition, she has a soothing voice, perfect for meditation. She even created a special event at Cary Arts Center in collusion with my art show! She goes above and beyond.

During this pandemic I was searching for zoom yoga classes and I found a great place. I've been…read moreattending virtually for six weeks now. Zen Yoga offers a variety of classes and excellent instructors. One of my many favorites is Renee Baker's Yoga Basics. The name sounds like it is a class for beginners but actually it is an opportunity to improve and make your practice more interesting and challenging. Each Basics class focuses on a different part of the body; i.e. feet, knees, etc. I had been doing a pose that never really felt exactly right. Renee gave me a tip that aligned my hips, was great in explaining how to get in and out of the pose, and suddenly everthing clicked into place. I keep thinking "If only I had known that sooner."

Jane took amazing care of us! I stopped by for an intro class and must say that I cannot wait to…read morereturn for a full session

I cannot say enough good things about this studio. The manager, the instructor, the class, the…read moreenvironment, the community!!!!! Absolutely everything you would want in a yoga studio. Gayathri led the most beautiful and perfect flow. It was the perfect pace and skill for anyone whether you have years of experience or are just starting. She walks you through each pose, how to advance or stay put. Her spirit is so kind and easy to love. The manager, Connor, was so kind hearted and helped me pick out a new yoga mat that fits my needs. She was not pushy at all, in fact I went to pick out a mat myself and was about to buy it before she had asked me why I had chose the mat, what kind of classes I enjoy, heated classes or none, etc. She was so so kind and walked me through how to pick the right mat and what to look for. Amazing experience!

Would not recommend this studio or the prenatal course for expecting moms if you are in your third…read moretrimester or have any physical limitations that could restrict you from participating in the full 6 week prenatal yoga course There is a no refund / no transfer / no exceptions policy for the prenatal yoga course when you purchase. No refunds can be understandable but no ability to use my remaining classes after pregnancy because I'm no longer able to attend the prenatal classes due to physical limitations related to pregnancy is just unfortunate

I love Bliss Body Yoga for their amazing outdoor classes at the NCMA. It was tough to find places…read morethat were Covid-safe in the pandemic, and the times I went to their art museum classes I was at peace. Karley led us through a wonderful flow that left me feeling as if I was on vacation. The birds chirping in the background created some lovely ambience and I was happy to have some lovely artwork to look at as I stood in eagle pose. Highly recommend checking out her class! Looking forward to others.

The studio is celebrating its 5 year anniversary. It's a one room studio so if you get there too…read moreearly or late the door is locked. I thought the classes were pricey for the area at $16 a class, but they do offer pay what you can community classes. According to their website they designed their studio environmentally green including using only "non-petroleum soy candles". Music is played during class which is nice. The studio has high ceilings and tall windows, but really only comfortably fits about 15 people practicing at once, but they can squeeze in 45 or so with mats 3 inches apart from each other. They have a store in the front with lots of books, dvds, and clothing. With a name like Blue Lotus I was expecting to see a blue wall somewhere or a lotus candle, something that plays on their name in the decor, but I think they were going for a white space with minimal decor. The students that come here are all very friendly and chat with each other.

Carrington destroyed me. In a total good way :) Her class was packed and the vibe was good. I…read moreattempted a lot of poses that I'd never tried before. And now my muscles are making sure I'm acutely aware of those poses. Carrington wasn't afraid to adjust pretty much everyone in her class, and I have to admit her adjustments were just about perfect. The studio is off the beaten path, and parking was sparse. There is only one bathroom and no other changing area, so get there early if you need to change. But the space is perfect for yoga. Not pretentious, but still clean, spacious, and inviting. Definitely check out Blue Lotus, and I highly recommend Carrington's class, especially if you have a decent practice or just want your butt kicked. Your muscles may hate you the next couple of days, but you'll be proud of yourself after that :)

Beautiful studio where you can get your hot yoga on…read more Jana was an excellent instructor for our class of 30 or so which included many new to hot yoga. She watched everyone and made sure that no one fainted. The temperature was a sweaty 103 degrees. It felt amazing and everyone was dripping with sweat. The background music was wonderfully invigorating and, combined with Jana's encouraging words, I almost felt that I could twist myself into some of the poses even when I couldn't. I enjoyed watching as a few held their entire body weight on one arm and twisted the rest of their body into a pose and held it. Wowsa, Herculean Yoga-ites. As I lay flat on my back, eyes closed and feeling good about surviving this hour long class, I felt a fabulously ice-cold towel placed on my hand. I immediately placed it on my face and breathed the soothing aroma of lavender as the towel instantly cooled my sweaty face. Heavenly. There are a few changing rooms with curtains and several cubbyholes where you can put your stuff and mats are available to rent for $2. Overall, a beautiful studio for hot yoga.

Got a chance to come back now that they are officially open. If you are into hot yoga you are going…read moreto love this studio. The line up of teachers is absolutely amazing, having almost all my favorite instructors in the same place is awesome. They have a ton of workshops booked up, and I signed up for an arm balance class coming up. They have the cheapest drop in rate in town at $13. There are plenty of mats to rent for $2 if you don't have you're own. They also offer water, and coconut water to purchase. The studio is beautiful, obviously it's brand new so it definitely has a lot of perks. The heat wasn't too much and I think they are still working on the temp but it felt good and it's not stuffy at all. I took a class with Meg tonight and really enjoyed the 75min flow. There is a parking lot and they are right next to House of Hops on Glenwood Ave. So sad this studio wasn't open when I lived on this side of town, but I plan on making the drive and coming back again soon.

This is a great studio with a great community vibe. The classes are small (around 10 or less…read morepeople) which is why I enjoy it. It is an atmosphere of acutually doing and experiencing yoga. It is refreshing and I love it.

I've been to many yoga studios, and I was not impressed with Yoga-Mojo. The studio was very small…read moreand it was uncomfortable for how many people they put in each class. I liked their online scheduling system and the instructors are very nice, but the space is terrible! Even the foyer area seems claustrophobic and messy, which is not what you want to experience when you're seeking relaxation.

I completed my 200-hour yoga teacher training at Lucky Elephant Yoga and Wellness in November 2024…read morewith Bridget, the studio owner and only teacher. While the program covered key aspects of yoga, the environment was unsupportive and often felt fear-based rather than collaborative or empowering. This made it difficult to build confidence or feel safe making mistakes as a student teacher. Student input was not welcomed throughout the training, and this was reinforced when my question at the end of the 5 months--about how students could share feedback--went unanswered. The program did not reflect the stated commitment to trauma-informed teaching and was not the safe or respectful learning environment I expected. I share this from a place of truth and with the intention of helping others make informed decisions. For these reasons, I cannot recommend Lucky Elephant for yoga teacher training.

Lucky Elephant offers multiple classes with quality instructors. Have been a member since the…read moreopening!

An open studio that has a wide open heart and excellent classes/events. I recommend the Yoga Garden…read moreto those who want a place to support their spirit.

Kids yoga classes offered! My 13 year old son tried the class and really liked it. His mind is…read morealways racing and he found the breathing techniques useful. The instructor was very knowledgable and the owner creates a wonderful environment. My 9 year old daughter also loved her class. She does gymnastics and yoga is great for deep stretching. Class options and times vary by day which allowed me to find an option for both kids. They offer great pricing packages, drop ins or monthly passes. There are rooms with doors where the yoga classes take place. The mats and materials were all provided. Plenty of seating in the hall way. Anna's pizzeria and some other local business's share the very old building's 2nd floor. I would highly recommend this local business in the wonderful location on downtown Apex.