I understand that substitute instructors are necessary but I feel that they need more coordination…read morewith the instructors who regularly teach the class (and who know how to actually construct a relaxing routine). The whole point of yoga is to relax, yet, our instructor, Caity Murphy, played depressing country music, and Stevie nicks covers instead of relaxing non-lyrical music. Completely ruined all focus. She was yelling, had no concept of an inside voice and kept making awkward jokes after her mistakes. This experience unfortunately has completely turned me away from Open Studios! I've participated in numerous Yoga classes but never one like this.

The classes are fine, but their business policy is not. I paid $27 for 5 classes and attended…read moreone. I forgot that I only had a set amount of time to use the classes. I contacted Open Doors and tried to work out a solution. They refused to do so. I have dealt with other businesses that will do so, So I paid $27 for one class. As a stated the class was fine, but the business practices in my experience are not customer friendly, I will be utilizing other yoga options,

I can't believe I didn't review this place! I came when it was fairly new back in October 2018 and…read moreI actually came twice in the same day so you bet that I was very at peace!!! Anyways, it's a really relaxing space in a weird building but that's beside the point. They have cubbies to hold your stuff and hooks on the wall for your coats. I met one of the owners and they were very nice! I would definitely go when I'm in Quincy as it's very convenient - it's right next to the train stop. Parking can be hard... so good thing I take the train and bus. You need to borrow a key to go to the bathroom which is a bit far from the studio as they share a bathroom with other offices in the building.

I'm a ClassPass member, so have been to numerous yoga studios in the Boston area, and this is…read morehands-down my favorite yoga studio. The studio is relaxing, clean, and non-threatening, and I always leave here feeling so much better both mentally and physically than when I went in. Both Jeanne and Stephanie's classes are excellent, and I would recommend to anyone.

Definitely one of the more affordable yoga options in the area. The instructors are all really…read morelovely, but they definitely vary quite a bit, and so does their music and vibe. So I suggest finding your preferred instructor and sticking to them. The studio is quite small and tight, especially in the lobby area. You do have to bring your own mat and I would suggest your own blocks too. They provide some, but they're not the most clean. The classes are an hour long and some can be really challenging, like the sculpt, so you'll definitely break a sweat! It can get smelly here. Also, if you're not a fan of the more spiritual yoga -- incense, a marble placed in the middle of your head, chants, and such, I wouldn't suggest coming here.

Love this location! ! Ashley's hot yoga sculpt is great .. reminds me of barefoot classes of exhale…read moreMixed with hot yoga. Pls continue these!

I can't say enough great things about this studio! I am very new to yoga and really like how the…read morestudio has all the equipment you could need. The space is beautiful sunny warm. Walking distance to the T and parking available with several payment options! Definitely check it out

This cozy studio opened recently and offers yoga and meditation classes for all levels as well as a…read morebeach yoga class with a healthy following. The studio opened recently and I have taken classes indoors and on Wollaston Beach. I found that each class offered a different pace (vinyasa, hatha, power) and the instructors were welcoming and caring for people of all levels. Lovely addition to the neighborhood. I have not been on a weekend yet, but yoga and dim sum or doughnuts from the other shops in the square like my new winning combination. If you are in Quincy come support this great new local business !

Review of Ja Koh…read more Literally, almost everyday we're reading of another yoga studio that is popping up delivering yoga. The real question is are they actually teaching something meaningful or are they just creating a feel-good culture where one teacher just copies the other? Are there scientific principles being applied to the practice of Asana? Have their teachers practiced experimentation on themselves and charted results over time to understand the consequences of how a practice is taught and sequenced? Do these other yoga teachers take the time to understand what causes pain in the body and the triggers for creation of growth? Are these other teachers taking the time to study and learn about the students that go to class and their motivations and how they can become better practitioners and more importantly better people within the lives that they actually lead? Are these other teachers genuinely caring for their students and are they helping these students to educate themselves so they can become better at what they do, not only at yoga? I can say is this master teacher, Ja Koh, has referenced his various Life Experiences, Athletic Endeavors that he's undertaken, the trials and tribulations that he faces on a daily basis, his studies with a leading Medical School, his ongoing teachings, the beautiful lessons that he delivers to the class, and his scientific approach to understanding the human body and how yoga relates to making us better people is what he is teaching. There is not a better teacher that I have ever experienced. Maybe now is the time for you?

I've been going to Open Doors in Hingham for several years, and the one complaint I have is that…read morejust about all their regular yoga classes make me dizzy and exhausted, and my joints hurt a lot. So, then I just went to the Rest & Relaxation classes which are taught by different instructors but share a common problem: they tend to swing between completely chill poses and ones that require a lot of effort, so the title seems misleading. So, why am I giving this place 5 stars? Because during the past few months, they've brought on an instructor named Jay Koh. This guy is amazing. As a female, I was nervous about taking a class from a male instructor because all the classes I've taken at this studio and other places were taught by females. But Jay completely erased those fears. His adjustments are fantastic, and he's super-considerate every time he adjusts me. You know sometimes how you get a creepy vibe from some guys? There is zero of this from him. He is there to help, and I also like the fact that he equally adjusts men and women, young and old. Just for his adjustments alone, I'd give the place 5 stars. But his classes are unlike anything I or my friends have ever experienced. He's not a standard grind-students-to-exhaustion power yoga instructor which is kind of strange because of his intense yoga background. He sequences classes so now I don't feel crappy during and after yoga classes. And my friends and I agree that there are things he does in the class which no other instructor does, and they work. Honestly, I was skeptical about a lot of the stuff he was teaching because I had never done it before. But once I got over that resistance and just trusted his teaching, my whole yoga practice improved in a crazy good way. He teaches a Sunday afternoon class that is off the chain great. For people who really want to understand not just large but also small and incredibly important details of poses, Jay is kind of like Buddha. He has this really fantastic encouraging way of educating people. The class is an all levels class so anyone - beginner or advanced - can go there, and somehow the advanced people walk out saying they got as many benefits as the beginners. Again, I'm not sure how he does it, but it works, and throughout the class I'm inspired to improve my yoga. Honestly, it's kind of like going to a master class workshop every Sunday without having to pay an additional 30 or 40 dollars. He teaches a Tuesday 7pm class that is kind of similar to the Rest & Relaxation classes at this studio, but it's advertised as being a stretching class for athletic performance. The amazing thing is that all types of people go to that class, young and elderly, and regardless of how in shape or out of shape we are, everyone agrees that you leave the class feeling amazingly stretched out and like you really accomplished something significant. The first half of the class is definitely harder than the standard Rest & Relaxation classes, but it's a killer setup for the second half of class in which he chills out everyone. I don't know where this guy has been my whole yoga career. He's exactly the type of male instructor that yoga needs. But more importantly, he's the type of human being that yoga needs. He's not just brilliant in what he teaches but he's also a really nice guy who genuinely cares about people. The only problem is that when people ask me to describe his classes, it's tough. There's so much going on in them. His classes are without a doubt the most informative and creative you'll find anywhere, and that opinion is shared by other students I've talked with who take his classes and have trained at yoga studios around the world. What he's teaching is where yoga needs to go. There are a couple of other things about him that set him apart. First, I've never met a more personable and funny yoga instructor. No joke, if you take his class, you'll understand that this guy could easily be doing stand-up comedy. Second, I can't tell you the number of classes I've taken from other yoga instructors who just open up their Spotify app and click on some generic playlist. Jay carefully crafts each playlist to match what's going on in class. It's tough to explain why this works so well, but it's a bit magical. If you like finding hidden gem restaurants, then his classes are definitely hidden gem yoga classes. I'm not sure why he only teaches at the Hingham Open Doors location, but I'm just glad he's there. Who knew that a small yoga studio in the South Shore would have such a star. Several of us have said that we want to keep his classes a secret because to have him in a small-class setting is just fantastic, but I have to give him a shout-out because eventually people are going to find out about him anyway, and I just can't stay silent.

I always have a wonderful experience at JP Centre Yoga! I take the heated and restorative classes,…read moreand they are consistently taught by caring teachers who provide cues and plenty of support. Ruth and Chanel are both incredible instructors!

This studio is incredible! Such a wonderful space, convenient location, great staff. Special…read moreshoutout to Jill Rodgers, my favorite instructor here.

Complete disgraceful and unethical business practices by the owner. He and the whole studio should…read morebe under investigation. Once you sign up, the owner will continue to charge your card without consent. There is no option to cancel or dispute it online. He is never at the studio, so there is no one to actually speak with that is in charge. He refuses all calls, never answers the phone, ignores text and emails. I highly suggest anyone affiliated (yoga instructors) with this studio to do something, because you are representing the studio (and compliant with the owner) and it's unethical and wrong. anyone who wants to try this studio, run..to another yoga studio.

I usually use the Milton Yoga studio in the winter just because I cannot stand the heat in the…read moresummer. At the end of June of 2023, I sent an email to cancel membership but no one responded. It's been three months now and my card continues to be charged. I sent an email to Sean, the owner and I did not get any response. I checked the reviews today and I saw that I'm not the only one who has experienced this. I love the instructors and I have had good experiences but the business practices and communication need improvement.