There are some absolutely phenomenal teachers here (Eric, Rachael, Jennifer...) and a wonderful environment for a truly lovely experience. You are the primary aspect of your yoga practice, then the teacher, then the people you are practicing with and finally the studio itself (IMHO)...So, I can easily recommend going to either of Yoga Sanctuary's Studios to take yoga classes. Afterall, they do have some of the absolute best teachers in Vegas, a welcoming studio, a warm group of practitioners... and if you manage to show up... well... then you'd be here too! YS also hosts some incredible workshops fairly regularly. They aren't the cheapest place around, but they offer a great introduction package to locals and they are also on Groupon from time to time (read the fine print to make sure you are eligible) that offers a great value. read more

This is my go to yoga spot in Vegas. It has two rooms, one bigger and one smaller, and the whole studio is dedicated strictly to yoga. They have varying types of yoga classes, some are hot yoga (not as hot as a hot yoga studio), some are ashtanga, some focus on meditation, and most are some sort of vinyasa flow. The rooms come equipped with bolsters, blocks, straps, and blankets you can use and I believe you can rent a yoga mat if needed. The rooms are clean and peaceful, and only sometime have that sweaty gym feel if the class before yours really worked. The teachers are all very knowledgeable, skilled, and run good classes that allow for all skill levels to be properly challenged. The teacher can make or break a class for me, so I always suggest you try out many teachers and styles of classes to find which one works for you and your goals the best. My personal favorite teachers here are Eric Jeffers and Rachael Sellars, they are phenomenal instructors and high quality. Zeek Vincent used to teach here as well, and he is my favorite. He teaches regionally now and at different studios. This studio also has a variety of workshops taught by some of the best and most well known yogis in the world like Rachel Brathen and Kino McGregor. They have classes for all levels and everyone there is super welcoming and nice, with no judgements about your ability level. They are good about welcoming to all levels and the teachers will help you find modifications to poses if need be. The prices are my only complaint here. It is pricey, but so are most any yoga studio. Even the package deals are pricey. But I have accepted that my yoga practice will exact a hefty burden on my wallet. read more

In the past year or so, I have made Yoga my primary form of exercise. If you didn't think Yoga could make you sweat, check out a Vinyasa class. All the instructors here are very nice, and well-experienced. There are classes for all levels ranging from 1-3 (3 being on the hard side). A lot of of the regulars are pros meaning it's normal to see people doing headstands. They also bring in special instructors from out of town to keep the classes exciting. My favorite regular teachers are Eric and Rachel. read more

The class we took today was "Level 1 & 2" with Sherry Goldstein herself. Before we went into class, she introduced herself to us. That class was just like an intermediate kind of Vinyasa class. This particular class was good for both beginners and those who want to push their practice. Small lobby and check in area allow for more class space. There was also a little boutique where they sell books, lotions, clothing, Yogi Toes, etc. There is one large room divided in two unequal sides. For the class I took today, we were in the larger side. Sherry gave us a mini tour and showed us the other smaller side. She said when they have speakers, they open up the divider. The large room comfortably housed the 30 or so students. Of all the students today, my bf was the only dude in class. The studio is totally Lilith Fair, vagina friendly. They have spa treatments and womens' seminars and crap. I'd say the ages ranged from 22 to 50-something, the average being 35. The session started with an OM and no invocations. But Sherry was very into philosophy. All this "open your heart" kind of stuff. We also did a pranayama (breathing exercise) similar to the ending pranayama in Bikram yoga. She held her asanas (postures or poses) than I'm used to, making for a more strenuous session. She was very accommodating and generous to modifying her practice for all skill levels. I think the girl next to me was a dancer. Bitch. Sherry was also very thorough when it came to properly explaining entering and exiting the postures correctly. She had this large pedestal in the front of the class to stand on, but she was constantly walking around, correcting peoples' form. Everyone seemed to know what they were doing, comfortably moving through Vinyasas. I liked her flow and sequencing of postures. Even Bf, a hardcore Bikram dude enjoyed it. She did a good mix of balancing, strength, and stretching postures. She played some mellow, new age music. The studio was really quiet and serene, with the exception of the ventilation kicking on every now and then. The climate was nice. Not too cold, not to warm. I noticed a lot of people had water bottles by their sides, but I never noticed people drinking from them. I really liked Sherry. I liked the studio space. Its a little expensive, but I think you get what you pay for. * off the strip, non-casino read more

Chakras: Open Karma: Flowing First, the time and Teacher: Wednesday's 6:35pm Drop-In Power Flow Yoga level 2&3 with Ottavio. It's fantastic to have an affordable local's drop in class, and the evening hours are very much my speed. This particular review is of just one experience out of many that are offered here. The place itself is clean, tidy, compact and comfortable. Ragas fill the air at a soothing decibel. Unique to our class and instructor, Ottavio opted for a much appreciated The Doors soundtrack during our session. He must have worked hard to end the class with "Rider's On the Storm," which kept my soul rockin' out, even during shavasana. Looking forward to some Journey or Boston or Johnny Cash at the next class, even though I know it'll probably be Ravi Shankar. That's great though, I like them all. A feature to our particular studio that we practiced in (there are two studios) is that it accommodates two stacked rows of yoga mats. I personally prefer this to the circle. Ottavio's instruction was clear, brisk and pleasant. He was helpful when people needed assistance, and supportive during the long sequences. The senior-most Yogi in the class would, on occasion, burst in to spontaneous hand stand. That was pretty awesome and inspiring. The rest of the crowd was clearly fit and well prepared, so there were no hangups during class. At 6'3", I haven't touched my toes since third grade, but Ottavio always offered up alternatives to the more limber of poses. All in all, I loved the class, got my sweat on, and slept like a baby. You'll hear the phrase "without judgment" in any practice, and my class was no different. However, Ottavio isn't here now, and I've judged my experience 4 stars. 1 star for each limb that now burns today. read more

this place has 2 rooms, 1 big and 1 small. No showers The early classes are not early enough. read more

Our company had a 30 day Yoga challenge from the wellness group so I singed up. I had actually been looking for a yoga studio near my home but all the ones I found we're of the "hot" variety and that is not for me. How I missed this one I don't know but I found Yoga Sanctuary to have a varied number and type of classes all days of the week so I can always find something to fit my schedule. Even when I haven't been feeling well or up to a lot of movement I can at least attend the Restore Deeply class. I have found the instructors to all be knowledgeable, helpful, and interested in making your practice the best for you. After our 30 days was up a I signed up for a 2 month unlimited so that I can continue to expand my practice. read more

I loved Zeke's "Hot Yoga" classes. He has a great personality--I wonder where he's teaching now? April 2007 Update: I MISS THIS PLACE SOOOO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!! You can't find a better instructor than Sascha. I really miss her hot yoga class. It's transcendental. read more

I have been going to this studio lately and I love their classes! They have lots of amazing teachers with different style and there is something for every levels. I really like the flow classes as they have a faster pace but I also have a soft spot for the candlelight yoga class on Friday evening as they have live musician coming and playing soft music as we do our poses. It is not the hardest class but it is definitely the most soothing for the soul! They also have special promotions from time to time such as Hiking and yoga at red rock, special yogi master teaching, seminars, etc... i am definitely addicted! read more

Yoga Sanctuary is by far the best yoga studio in Las Vegas! With both convenient and beautiful east and west-side locations and a full schedule of classes, workshops and special events, this studio offers something for everyone. I find the variety of classes, workshops and the instructors to be excellent. I have been practicing Yoga, off and on, for several years and really enjoy working on my practice here. I also love the quality workshops and top yoga teachers they bring in to the studio monthly. I highly recommend Yoga Sanctuary to anyone interested in a total Yoga experience. Whether you are a first-timer, beginner, intermediate or advanced student you will not be disappointed! read more

In a Bikram-centric town, this is a great place for yoga variety. I knew after my 3rd class that I had finally found my yoga home here in Vegas. They have fun workshops that have allowed me to deepen my poses and stretch my limitations. The staff is friendly and the teachers are top notch. My 13 year old daughter loves this place as well and everyone is very welcoming to her. read more

I've attended this studio for years but don't go weekly and took a break during covid last year. Just started going again and a new reception lady and the owner were so condescending today, I will never return. read more

Love the classes here. I was visiting for two weeks and wanted to find a studio where I could keep up my practice and not feel out of step since I have only been taking classes seriously for four months. I have had three instructors. All have been excellent even though two were subs. I love the vinyasa flow classes. Now I wish I had yoga sanctuary at home. read more

This place place is packed to its maximum. There is no volume control. People are just on top of each other. I have to say, I regret buying the 10 class package. Other than that, the yoga instructors are very experienced. There is one yoga instructor I do not particularly like who taught level 2 classes. She was a diva. She would chuckle when some people couldn't do her acrobatic stunts. read more

Yoga Sanctuary has been my home studio since last March. Initially, I went to the Henderson location but since it has closed have found myself going exclusively to the west-side studio on Sahara. I really love the quiet, relaxing, peaceful, and zen quality of this place. I am still new to yoga and yet have found some of the most amazing yogis teaching right here, including Rachael Sellars, MJ, Celene Go, and Jennifer Knox. Celene is wonderful and encouraging. It is nice to go to a yoga studio that feels calming and peaceful. It does not feel competitive here, and I like that very much. No forced hot yoga here, and I'm relieved. I've tried other studios that have more of a gym feel to them. Not my thing. This studio brought Kino MacGregor for a 3-day workshop last October, and that has been one of the more inspiring, eventful, and memorable experiences I've had since beginning my yoga journey last February. That experience encouraged me to keep going and led me to a more internal spiritual experience in the practice. It has also encouraged me to practice 6 days a week, something I would not have imagined when I started, as my primary athletic endeavor has always been tennis. Since Jennifer Knox started at Yoga Sanctuary over a month ago, I've had some of the most challenging and inspiring classes. You will sweat! You will have that internal fire burning. What an awesome instructor! I just had ear surgery, so it's killing me to miss Jen's classes for a couple weeks, while I heal from surgery. I don't ever want to miss her classes, because I'm really learning, growing, and stretching as a student of yoga. I hope Jennifer adds more classes at Yoga Sanctuary. I started with M.J.'s beginner yoga classes, and she is the BEST. Great teacher. Great technician. Very encouraging. Yoga Sanctuary is just a great place to be. Their front-desk staff are super nice and friendly: thanks Caroline and Susan. You guys are great! read more

Very impressed. Even though I've only been practicing for 3 years I have been exposed to a good variety of teachers and studios across 3 states. I'm no pro and I still have a lot to learn, but yoga is important to me and I'm experienced enough to write a review. It is the studio in Las Vegas that I prefer over the others because they have a lot of impressive talent and some classes that you can't find at any other studio in Las Vegas. I recently tried a Mysore class - I thought anything that makes you sore is probably a good workout. I had no idea it was an Asthanga practice group doing a set sequence and not a traditional class that is led by an instructor at the front of the room. Wow it was awesome! The teacher's name is Jennifer and she helped me understand the difference between Mysore and led classes - and the difference with a set sequence of poses. She gave me the attention I needed and started teaching me to memorize the sequence. Most of the poses I had done in flow classes, but Jennifer showed me the way they are supposed to be done and it made me work a lot harder and therefore the benefit to my body has been tremendous! Asthanga Mysore is harder than most of the classes I have attended anywhere, and it really challenges my mind and body. I forget some poses or get them out of order and Jennifer always reminds me and helps me in a way that makes me feel like I belong with people that blow my mind with what they can do in their practice. As hard as it is for me to make the classes with my work schedule I have made it a top priority to go as much as I can. I would go every day if I could. Thanks Jennifer for being so knowledgable and providing rationale for everything you tell me that actually makes perfect sense! (Im the one who keeps forgetting the closing sequence that you're very patient with). read more

My first impression was it is a very clean studio, especially one that does hot yoga! I was doubtful the studio could get up to 90 degrees with the way it's structured (wood floors, huge space, a little more ventilation than you would see in others), but I was pleasantly surprised this hot yoga studio doesn't kill you like the others, nor are you in a complete sweating mess unless you really get into your poses! The decor is very pleasant to see, although I would agree the lobby is very small for this studio! I wish there could be shower rooms, but besides from the small lobby, the customer service was great at the front desk & I mainly came to see my favorite instructor here who is now at the Yoga Sanctuary (check out Zeek Vincent sometime!) I'm impressed by the west location, & looking to drop back in again to experience more of the instructors! read more

I took a Yoga Basics class with my roommate a few days ago with Angela. I am overweight and out of shade and this class was great! I am excited to began this new health and fitness journey and this place is exactly what I was looking for. The environment at Yoga Sanctuary really boosts your mood and gives off a lot of positive energy. Not to mention the place smells great! I am looking forward to using my 2 week pass and extending my membership further. If I were you I would definitely give this place a try. They have classes all throughout the day/evening so why not? Trust me, you will love it! read more

I love this place. My only complaint is the staff in the lobby is pretty loud sometimes. I wish there was a "KEEP QUIET" sign. Edit: Saw the sign to keep quiet... thanks :) read more

Love this yoga studio. Very clean, welcoming environment. Great instructors. Check out their Groupon offer for first timers.

I started going here 2 weeks ago. I purchased a groupon offer for 10 classes. I will soon purchase a monthly membership. I love this place. I've taken classes with different instructors. Im pretty new to yoga, it was my first time doing it when i started going here. The classes are great! The instructors know what they are doing and help you through it. I took a few classes with Lauren, she is amazing! She helps you when you need it and pushes you when she knows you can do a certain pose! I also took a class with Russell. He was very fun, also very helpful. I took another class with one of the other girls whose name i cannot remember (sorry!), she was subbing for Kim. She was also great! read more

I love this yoga community. So far I've tried Robin's Candlelight Soul Flow and her Yoga Basics for Stress, Eliza's Vinyasa Flow, Rachael's Smart Flow, and Lucrezia's Zen Zone Yoga. The classes were just as they are described on the app. The instructors are not only experienced and professional, but they are also welcoming to any and all. I look forward to taking more classes and to taking advantage of the workshops that are offered. read more

I love this yoga place. Everyone is so nice and their facility is pretty good compared to the ones I've been to in town. They also have specials from time to time in Groupon so check that out before signing up for packages. read more

First time at the yoga Sanctuary today and I'm very happy to have found a place to practice ashtanga Mysore . Kelly the teacher is very helpful and very accommodating in sharing techniques on how to achieve particular asanas . The place is spacious and very much auspicious for yoga practice . read more

I love this place. Robin is an excellent teacher. I was able to get a groupon and I love going here. It is so peaceful and centering

Love this place. Clean, an array of classes, many different options daily, wonderful teachers. I particularly enjoyed a vinyasa class taught by Kris yesterday. She was so helpful and intentional. Only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is that if there is two classes going on you can hear it through the wall. Which by no means is an end all but ideally i could do without. read more

Stepping in gum in the parking lot on the way in set my mood for the type of location this is, i recently moved to Las Vegas and looking for a yoga studio and to my surprise when I walked in here I took a step back 10 years in time where they only accept cash or charge you a 33% credit card fee. That was not a typo 33% 12 dollars for cash and 18 for credit or debit card. So at this point I was no longer calm and walked out. read more

I've been practicing at yoga sanctuary for over 10 years and I love it more every time I am there. The teachers are the best in town. Knowledge, supporting and mindful. I love the no-nonsense ambiance and the loving dedication to the practice. Truly a sanctuary! read more

Holy money grubbers, Batman! I used to love this studio a few years ago when it was unpacked and $10 a class. Now it's nearly $20 a class to be jammed into a tiny room with waaaaay too many people. There are no locker rooms or showers. If you need to change, you have to go in one of their two tiny bathroom stalls. The only reason I once loved this studio was Shawn and Sharon, who teach Ashtanga and Restorative Flow, respectively. Now on to the part that irritates the heck out of me. Here's the deal: I was given a GIFT of an auto-pay package for a year and the last payment fell through apparently. Even though I never went to the studio for 8+ months of that year (I broke my foot), they hounded me for that month payment. Um, check your records, guys - I never went to a class. Oh right, and this was a GIFT. How is it my responsibility to pay this? And no, I'm not making this up. I couldn't believe it either. One of the managers, Megan I think it is, is dreadful - very sweet sounding, but the words that actually come out of her mouth are rude and threatening. That takes talent. She called me several times a week to try and squeeze that $99 payment out of me that wasn't even my responsibility, which I very nicely (at first) told her was not my responsibility and to check her records. So what did they do, despite knowing all this? Instead of being a courteous group of "yogis" with a busy business, they send me to collections for $99. Wow. Really? I am fed up with these people and am seriously disappointed in their behavior and greed. I hope Shawn and Sharon go work at a different studio, because I would gladly take their classes elsewhere (they are amazing teachers). Sorry for such a horrible review, but it needs to be said so that either people can avoid this studio and patronize a better place, or so that this studio knows to take it upon themselves to improve and provide people a more genuine experience, and less of a "I need your credit card now" vibe. read more

I'm sure I'll get a lot of negative responses from this review, but if you take the time to read my review understand that we all have the right to inform everyone of our experiences and opinions. I am by no means a full fledged Yogi and do not claim to be enlightened whatsoever. I have been practicing yoga for close to 5 years and visited multiple studios in both California and Nevada. I do understand that everyone needs to make a living to survive and that a certain fee must be charged for yoga instructors to live. I also understand that Nevada (during the time I took classes at this studio) was experiencing the worst unemployment in the country and was considered (based on a survey) to be the unhappiest place to live in the country. I participated in classes at Sherry Goldstein's Yoga Sanctuary West studio. In what way is it Yogic to charge mat rental fees, provide a donation bucket after musicians perform in class and pack so many students in a teacher training course that regular class schedules are thrown off without notice? How also is it Yogic to participate in a studio where "yogis" pull up in their gas guzzling luxury cars and snipe parking spaces, walk in late to class and arrogantly stride to the front of the room to practice even though they are anywhere from 5 to 30 minutes late? While I do believe the yoga teachers are credible and provide a nice quality class, it is very hard to find calm and to center yourself when you are being charged exorbitant rates and surrounded by a bunch of (let's be honest) wealthy clients who have a superior believe it attitude. The teachers and staff allow the clients to run the show and even accommodate late customers. It is so ludicrous that on the studios online blog they even defend customers who come to class late, explaining that it is the responsibility of the students who arrive on time to practice not standing in judgement and to concentrate on remaining completely focused on class. The blog entry continues on to explain that not all students have the luxury of not being employed. Excuse me?! So for the unemployed (for which there are more of than the employed) it is alright to sit tight while those students fortunate enough to have jobs walk in when they feel like it. In what universe is this right? For those of us who are not seasoned at the art of meditation and may only drop in to class when our schedules allow it is infuriating that these people are allowed and even encouraged to operate on personal timing. How is it my problem that a student does not leave enough time to come to yoga class? It is not my problem, and I was very tired of sitting in opening mediation and listening to the door open, loud feet pounding across the studio, slamming purse, wallet, cell phone and keys into a cubby hole and loudly unraveling the mat and slapping it across the floor. Then to add insult to injury the teacher acknowledges that late student and thanks the late student for gracing us all with their presence (in some cases I'm sure this is sarcastic, but most of the time I believe it is a sincere sentiment) Another aspect of this studio that disgusts me is the boutique. Yoga clothing, books, CDs, candles and jewelry. And just to explain further, most of the yoga clothes are flimsy shirts that read ""I Heart Yoga Sanctuary" and are generally priced at well over $40.00 a tank top. All of these items are highly over priced. You can buy the same items online at a fraction of the price. What do these objects have to do with obtaining inner peace and "enlightenment" Yoga is not about things. Yoga is not about wanting and having. Yoga is not about status and wealth. I guess I will never be able to practice yoga again without designer "yoga" clothes as my regular clothing will not do the job. On to special classes with musicians. Some classes are offered during different times in the year with musicians accompanying the yoga instructor. Some of these classes are set on the schedule and others are a one time only event. Of course these classes cost more, which I do understand as both the instructor and musician must receive compensation. So why is it that after being charged more for the class that when the class is over a wicker donation basket is put out? I understand that we all need to make money. However isn't it the responsibility of the studio to provide proper compensation for the musician and pay him or her for their time? Apparently not. The best classes I took at this studio were the $10.00 cash drop in classes. Yes, you read that right. You must pay $10.00 in cash only otherwise your class with be $17.00 for an in state resident (which must be proven with a state ID or Driver's License or a bill with your in state address) or $20.00 as an out of state visitor. Yes, you will be carded and your rate will be based on the proof or lack of proof you provide. And be sure to bring your own mat as you will be charged a mat rental fee if you use 1 of their mats. read more

I first started practicing here, when I moved to vegas and became a regular at the studio (5-6 days a week) for a couple years here. I mostly stuck to the west side studio but also have visited the east side. I still visit the studio to take classes when I'm home and visiting my family. Since this is basically the only studio in vegas, you can't really compare it to much else in the area (unless you want Bikram). The space is beautiful and there is adequate room to store your things and have enough room between mats in a full class. It is also well heated and ventilated so pluses on that. My main problem with the studio was that it would get really great teachers whom I loved and then all of a sudden there classes would be cut down or cut completely. It's not a good sign when good teachers don't stay. In addition the levels of the class all seem to be around 1-2, not many challenging classes offered. I think I may be spoiled with my current teacher in the bay and my study with Sri Dharma Mittra, but either way you need to make sure you give your students a place to move forward. The studio does offer great workshops, I still receive the email and think it is wonderfult hat they bring so many teachers in to the studio. I think this is something that most bay area studios lack (even in SF) so props there! NOW, MY MAJOR PROBLEM! They charge an out of town/local price. I think this is insane, first because the studio is located off strip, second people do visit their friends, families, return from college and visit on business. This makes yoga sanctuary too much like a nightclub on the strip, and I am very very disappointed. I found this out when I went to a class and was back charged for a price I had paid earlier..the women at the desk said it was becasue ( I was charged the local rate), this was after about 4 months. I think it is awful that they made me pay for their counter persons mistake. That time I ended up paying almost 30$ for one class. In addition I was a loyal student here for years, and to be treated like that was terrible, so much for good PR. As this is a yoga studio i wasn't going to make a big deal about it. Not a good impression and I haven't gone back much since, I can do a home practice. If you live in vegas, not many options so I encourage you practicing yoga and to go...the space is nice and there are some good teachers. read more

I praised this place for great classes. But after my last visit there, I will never come back to this place again. For a yoga studio, it was not inclusive. It has a rather unwelcoming vibe. I'm not expecting people to sing Kumbaya, but where's the unity in your yoga community? read more

Absolutely my favorite yoga studio in town, YS is always clean, the teachers are knowledgeable and fun, the hot classes are intense, and the beginner classes are great to bring friends to. The pricing may seem expensive at first compared to a gym, but the class packages are definitely worth it. All of this combines to make, in my opinion, the perfect yoga studio. read more

I have always heard bad reviews of this yoga studio/owner from Yogis, but I thought I would still give her a try with a GROUPON. I went to Sherry Goldstein's Yoga Sanctuary and they stated they will only used expired Groupon towards a month or year unlimited package. I explained that I wanted to take one class and was under the impression that I could use this expired voucher as credit, although class was $17 I was willing to just trade out. They refused and made me pay for class I wanted to take, I should have walked out the door but was meeting a pal there. She said take this up with Groupon. I didn't find this very helpful as the policy of GROUPON is an expired Groupon can be used for credit not being forced to buy a $120 month of yoga or a $1180 year. Why couldn't this expired $29 voucher be used for 2 drop in classes ($17) or just one? I am very disappointed. The rumors are TRUE!!! read more

Yoga Sanctuary is as good as it gets! Before becoming a member of YS I had tried about 12 different studios looking for some place where I could learn and then practice without feeling self conscious as well as a list of other expectations. Since I was entirely new to the practice I just knew I'd know what I wanted when it happened. It wasn't happening elsewhere but it did my first class. This is not an exercise studio, this is a yoga studio and the instructors teach a mind/body/spirit connection not just a pose. This connection is what I felt at my first class and at every class since then. I've been a member since 2012 and wouldn't go anywhere else read more

I've been to most every yoga studio in Las Vegas, and this is BY FAR the overall best experience. Pros: -NOT hot yoga -Clean, zen-like studios -Highly professional teachers, all with lovely vibes and unique personal styles -Variety of yoga practices (vinyasa/flow, power, yin/restorative, basics, Ashtanga, workshops, etc) -Friendly, non-competitive atmosphere -Great pricing values, especially in packages -Central location (Sahara/Buffalo) -Made in USA yoga clothing for sale Opportunities for Improvement: -Space is clean and zen, but would be nice to have more natural light in the studios and better bathroom facilities (such as more sinks, more toilets, add showers) -Would like to see more class options within 1pm-5:30pm timeframe on weekdays -Would like to see more Saturday afternoon classes -Would like to see addition of mat Pilates and/or PiYo classes -Booking and sign-in process is very analog. Add a self-service electronic sign-in (like beeping in with a fob) rather than standing in line just to tell the person at the desk that you have arrived -Allow for booking classes online through MindBody -It can get very congested in the waiting area before evening classes read more

Nice space. Great knowledgeable experienced instructors! Although management definitely has an evil feel around it. Its an expensive studio with some snooty people. Overall I'm not usually comfortable walking in here amongst the yogi fashionistas. That being said.... all the big yoga names do pass here when they come to vegas coz its where the $$$ is at. Period. read more

I've been going to this studio (& its sister on Eastern) on and off for 4 years. I love them both. Pro: plenty of class options (from beginner to advanced) and styles (such as ashtanga, hatha flow, kundalini, and restorative). Con: it has an LA studio feel - but (pro) most of the instructors balance that by reinserting some of the more more ethereal bits of yoga (like beginning with a meditation and ending with a group "om"). My favorite for that is Willow. I've been proud to take several friends and my sister with me. read more

I really wanted to like this place. I went to help relax and alleviate the chronic tension and pain in my neck, shoulders and back. But it ended up causing me more pain. I brought an extra-thick mat, but the floors were really hard and hurt my back for days afterwards. I don't want to list all the negatives, but the one thing I really didn't like was that one of the instructors in a stress relief class massaged my face (she did this to everyone) and then pushed down on my back during child's pose without asking me. I have back problems, so this really hurt. Maybe it's just me, but I don't think instructors should be touching or exerting pressure on students without first asking them, especially if they have injuries or chronic conditions. read more

I enjoy this yoga studio as everyone is friendly and knowledgeable. My favorite class is Candlelight on Monday nights with Christine. (She is definitely my favorite instructor!) I have a monthly membership that costs $99 for unlimited classes at both studios, which I find extremely reasonable. read more