Fabulous instructors! The staff is extremely helpful and the facility is very clean! Looking forward to going back.

Good location, friendly staff, energetic instructor and a really fun workout. No complaints for this location. The studio is clean and the front desk team was very helpful with setup. I took class with Chris for my first workout of 2025 and I'd go back again. Thank you read more

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I had a terrible experience with the Georgetown studio manager at Soul Cycle, Aurora. I called 30 minutes before class saying that I was going to be 5 minutes late and asked whether it would make sense for me just to come to the class the next day and transfer my pass. She said she could happily do this and to call her back after the class started. When I quickly asked on the phone if there would be a cancellation fee, she said no not at all, just call back and we'll get it figured out. When I called back she said she couldn't move me and I got hit with a cancellation fee instead. This was extremely misleading and dishonest and I'm very disappointed Soul Cycle would give her the position of general management of the Georgetown studio. I've been a member for 15 years now and was misled and charged a fee. I do not recommend the studio. read more

Favorite location in the DMV! Especially love the Sunday sessions with Sasha! Good music and energy. Location is clean and in a cute area!

After ALL the rave from everyone around me, I finally got to try out SoulCycle in GT. Thank you Stephen! Let's get to it, especially for our first timers. This location is located close to the pier. It's about 2-3 blocks down to your right as soon as you enter into GT from Rosslyn. There's paid parking across the street and meter street parking. Remember, in DC, you pay before 10pm. And yes, they do check. Although, finding parking was not an issue during the weekdays. Ok once you enter, it's like walking into heaven or more like an Apple store. It's sooo bright and white. You'll be greeted by several staff wearing a bright shirt. First timers, you will need to fill out a waiver and sign in. First class is $20. The staff will give you an assigned bike and will assist you with getting adjusted to your bike- once it's time for class. Trust me they will explain everything to you and even give you great advice. So don't worry about being clueless. If you're carrying stuff and would like to store and clean up afterwards, no worries, lockers and showers are provided. Don't even bring a lock. You're able to create a password. It's literally like a gym. I call it the special studio. Shampoo, body wash, lotion, hair ties, blow dryer, facial wash, hand soap, sanitizers, razors, and swabs are provided. Is there a cost? Nope.You're getting what you're paying for. Lets talk soul cycling. Abby was great! Girl can sway to the beat! Something I still need to learn. The music was fun and felt like I was in some kind of music fest. Her choreography varies, from working the arms, push ups on certain songs, swaying to fast or slow beats using different levels of resistance to ab techniques. Lets just say, I was SWEATING and my boyfriend was too. He even enjoyed it. And we tried traditional and this one was definitely choreo. I am, believe it or not, a 5ft tall, thick, 155 pound gal who works out at least once a week- and as crazy as this workout was, I was able to push it. I may have been the only one on the heavy side and sitting most of the time (in that class) but heck! I had a blast! The prices are a bit steep for me. I was advice by a regular to know your limit. For instance, if you know you won't be attending as much start with just one class. If you start to come once a week then purchase 5 classes versus one. And so on. Overall, know your limit after giving the class a try. You can always add more as you go. So I suggest EVERYONE to try it once and to see how it is. You can go on your own pace until you get the hang of it. Get dowwwwn with cycling and put some soul into it. You'll know what I mean, when you go. Prices- These classes do expire First timer: $20 1 class : $30 5 class: $145 10 class: $280 What to Bring -Water for class -Extra water for after class -Extra clothes if you plan to shower afterwards -positive attitude and a smile! Dress Code -Light comfortable top, you will SWEAT -Tights, if you have shafting problems -Optional- bike shorts with padding if you tend to sit a lot-might sore your butt Definitely worth coming back! As for now, I'll do a bit more shopping since my location is further out west and not as close to the city. read more

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I absolutely love SoulCycle Georgetown. I attend the Bad Bunny playlist classes on Wednesdays and have a great time every time. The front desk staff are very friendly and welcoming as soon as you enter. The check in process is super simple and getting additional supplies for class like shoes or water is always easy. The locker area and the bathrooms are always clean and well-stocked. The lockers are super easy to use, with a number combination. The cycling studio is always very clean and organized. I always appreciate that clean towels are available at every bike and that there are wipes and ear plugs available. The instructors (specifically Kristyn) are so high energy and fun, challenging you to push yourself while also respecting what your body needs. I absolutely love how they guide you through different exercises during the duration and keep it lively and fun! It also nice that special events like first time riders, birthdays, or reaching a milestone class is highlighted and appreciated. It definitely makes the studio feel smaller and that you're not just a membership. The playlists are always fun and engaging and I love learning about new songs or listening to old favorites that get your heart rate up and push you to challenge yourself. The arm workouts with the weights are a nice addition to the classes. It definitely makes the workouts feel more well-rounded. I would highly recommend SoulCycle and SoulCycle Georgetown to anyone looking for a fun cardio-based class that loves music and wants a challenge but a team-based atmosphere. Definitely check it out. You won't regret it! read more

Brought my sister here for her first soulcycle class! I've gone to soul cycle before in LA and was skeptical about trying this location because of some of the reviews here. It was raining and we ran into some traffic so we came 5 minutes late. I walked in ready to be turned away and was pleasantly surprised!However, the front desk was super friendly and put our things into a locker and quickly guided us through the completely dark room to help us set up our bikes while the class had already started! The front desk staff took the class with us. Our instructor was Tessa and she was awesome! She was super high energy and I walked out feeling amazing. Although there are definitely better workouts out there, soulcycle gives you a physical workout and an emotional release. Win win! The changing rooms are stocked with anything you could possibly need. We got ready and went for brunch and coffee down the street. We will definitely be coming back! read more

First spin at Soul Cycle was a win! This location is about a mile from the Soul Cycle DuPont. Although not as "Metro" accessible, there are ample parking spaces at the Georgetown Waterfront parking meters (free for those brave enough to do their sweat sesh before 8AM) and a public parking garage. All equipment is new (bikes, shoes, towels, weights, lockers...), yet the team seems seasoned! There were at least two people in addition to the instructor who walked around the class helping to ensure bikes were properly adjusted. Shoes are provided have Keo cleats, but the pedals can accommodate both Keo and MTB cleats. I'd recommend requesting a shoe that is a half size bigger than your normal work shoe . I sat three rows back and could just barely see the instructor, but since the sound was so good, I truly didn't need to take my gaze off my imaginary road. The sound system was ideal as you could hear both the music and the instructor. I love getting to know a teacher by their music selection! Our instructor was high energy and played to the riders who needed the extra motivation, yet knew when to turn the lights down for inward focus. I have a feeling that no matter the mood you arrive, Soul Cycle will inject positivity into your day, so "tap it back" and give their new location a spin. read more

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I'm continually impressed by SoulCycle! I even traveled across the entire country to try another studio! I kid! I am currently in DC for vacation and after the awesome experience I had at SC Hollywood I knew I had to do it again. This time I brought a friend. And it was a great way to kick start a Saturday. As a "tourist" the Georgetown studio was perfect for us. Gave us the opportunity to see just how adorable this subset of DC is. And adorable is an understatement. We arrived early, as it was my friends first time, and she filled out her waiver, we got shoes and we got lockers. After that it was smooth(ish) sailing. The class was HARD. but Alex was an amazing instructor. 45 minutes of pure entertainment on the bike. Tapping back. Pulsing. Pushing through the resistance. And everything above and beyond. Living in a city without a SoulCycle is a bummer but exploring different studios when I can is a great way to see just how awesome all of these studios are. Can't wait to try another one at some point! read more

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Love Soulcycle! I mean it's hard not to with all the enthusiastic teachers, the good music and the pump-up atmosphere. Everytime I'm done with class, I'm always in the mood to go out clubbing haha. Soulcycle is a great place to have a good time and get a workout - and we all know it can be hard to do both. PROS: The studio in Georgetown can definitely get packed but it is well kept and very clean. They do a good job providing all the necessities in the bathroom - think deoderant, shampoo, tampons, free towels, etc - which is ALWAYS appreciated. Need me some free towels when I'm working out! Teachers are great - I really into those inspirational teachers who you can tell love to teach. Love Cher (Georgetown) and Nathalia (WestEnd). PRICING. Definitely not on the cheap side. A class cost $30 not including shoe rental ($3)... but these days, honestly everyone is upping up their prices in downtown DC, so a lot of other yoga and pilates places are right along the same priceline. The more I live in DC, the more I beginning to be brainwashed that $30 per class is reasonable (get me out of here!). I don't even look at their clothes... can't afford to drop $100 (at least) on Soul Cycle pants. Why only 4 stars? (AKA CONS) I always feel great after soul cycle... but I actually don't feel that exhausted. At Soul Cycle, they're kind of vague with resistance "two spins to the right" and don't really go into the specifics of instructing students on how to cycle safely and well. They're randomly shout out poses and stuff - but over the loud beats most of this instruction gets lost. And then when you do decide to challenge yourself and turn up the resistance, they ask you to cycle to the beat... which isn't that realistic when my resistance is hardcore. I don't know what is more important - cycling to the beat or having resistance and in the end I turn it down and go back to the rhythm. In the end, I definitely get more of a workout and am physically exhausted after Flywheel, but if sometimes I wanna feel good and have a party on my bike - I'm all for soulcycle. read more

Walking into SoulCycle is what I imagine heaven would look like - all white everything and blindingly bright with a bunch of people with smiling faces greeting you. I recently came to SoulCycle for a work event, and as a spin class regular, I was pretty stoked to see what the hype was all about. SoulCycle's facilities are extremely clean and well kept. Their lockers are spacious and high tech (you can charge your phone in there while you're in class), and their bathrooms/showers were also impeccably shiny. They are also quite generous with the toiletries/feminine hygiene products (e.g., face wash, cotton pads hair ties, tampons, etc.), so if you ever forget anything, it is more than likely that SoulCycle will have it for you. Our class was privately choreographed by one of their instructors. I can't remember her name for the life of me, but she was great - energetic, positive, and helpful. The staff was also extremely friendly, and helped each and every one of us situated on our bikes in a timely manner. I enjoyed the workout a lot, but I felt like the choreography was on the easier side (?), This may have been intentional as there were many newcomers in the room, and the instructor may have tailored the workout to her audience. In any case, it was a still a good workout nonetheless. All spin classes in general are held in tight quarters with little ventilation, but at SoulCycle they REALLY squeeze you in there like a pack of sardines. The room gets very hot and there's about a foot of space between you and the people in front, behind, and next to you, so be prepared to leave soaked. Definitely a fun, fast-paced workout that anyone can enjoy! read more

Had a wonderful time at SoulCycle! Tiffany was my instructor and it was "Jay-Z and Beyonce" themed, which was dope. Although the studio is small in size, it is incredibly clean and well-maintained. They have a locker room with four showers (with shampoo, conditioner, face wash, etc.) and bathrooms. I normally HATE spinning and I cannot stand it but my class with Tiffany was so incredibly different from what I expected. I actually got a really great workout and she included so many different moves that worked out the arms and abs! You can bet that I will be back. read more

I have been wanting to try out Soul Cycle for years so I was excited when I was offered a couple free passes for my first class. Let me start off by saying cardio is not my gig. I do a lot of hot yoga but still consider myself to be in pretty good shape. Do not be intimidated people; its a fun, carefree class and you can go at your own pace. We attended the Saturday 10:45am class which was crowded but not packed. Highly recommend this class. Our first class also included free shoe rental and towels, which was nice. They have a fancy locker room with all the essential accoutrements (deodorant, hairspray, tampons, etc) and cool coded lockers for your stuff. While we waited for the class to start, the instructor came up and chatted with us for a bit, which helped for us to get a feel of what to expect and to just have fun. There's a bit of a scramble once the doors open to grab a bike and get set up. Definitely ask for assistance if your bike feels off. Overall it was a pretty good workout. At times it felt like we were dancing on the bike more than actually working out. I used to do regular spinning classes back in the day and find them to be a bit more rigid so if you're not looking for a super regimented, hardcore workout, I would recommend Soul Cycle. Also, if you have a million dollars to blow, I would also recommend Soul Cycle, otherwise, I cannot imagine the expense involved in regularly doing this. I mean truly it is hundreds of dollars a month, so good for you if you can afford that. It's also a little gimmicky to me and time will tell how long all Soul Cycle studios will be around. Overall, its a fun workout for you to try out with friends but I'm not sure if it is meant to be something routine one can sustain. read more

I did not go to SoulCycle in Georgetown. I went to SoulCycle in Arlington 2700 Clarendon Blvd, It was horrible :-( From desk assistant was rude and lacks empathy. I understand and appreciate that this company asks for a vaccination card. However, I did not have it on me. I told the front desk person that I will leave her my credit card and my driving license until I brought my vaccination card, I just need to exercise and she said " get out here and go for a walk " I did. Thank you ! You save me money read more

Actual text exchange with an old friend from home pretty much sums it up... ME: I want to be honest with you. I've been going to Soul Cycle. A lot. In fact, I'm walking there right now. It started out casually. Once in a while. Now it's several times a week. It costs $35 a class [note: this includes water and shoes because I'm too lazy to bring my own]. Which would be okay if I'd become inspirationally thin. But I haven't. I look the same. As always. So why can't I stop? I'm telling you this because I might need help from someone who knew me before I started donating my salary to bicycle Scientology. KATELYN: Haha! Some deals have to be made. The scientologists have you. ME: They say things like "be an artist and an athlete." And they call me "warrior." Oh god. What have I done? KATELYN: I hope you wear a headband. ME: I haven't purchased any Soul gear yet. But I've looked at it. And for that I'm ashamed. KATELYN: Go get an expensive juice and know that sometimes we do things that are wrong.... ME: Ok. Thanks for understanding. KATELYN: Be a morning warrior. ME: Ride or die. TIP: My fav instructors are Chris Pepe, Kathleen and Garrett. Pick one of those three and you won't be disappointed. PRO TIP: You need practice to take the first row. Row two is the move if you like to be near the front but don't want the responsibility of leading the entire line of bikes behind you. Otherwise, go all the way to the back -- it's on a riser so you have a good line of sight but none of the responsibility. Rows 3 and 4 are not elevated so they don't have a great view of the instructor. Go there to disappear. read more

I love SoulCycle but not at this location. Front desk people aren't that friendly. The instructor was bland. Ive been taking soul at the MV location and the instructors are so much more fun and inspiring. Wouldn't be coming back to Georgetown location. Tip for SC staff: put a smile on your face. I'm paying a lot of $$$. read more

Went for a 6am class with Joselyn and it was simply amazing! I've gone to other classes but this was by far the best -- the choreography was challenging (in the sense that it gave me a great workout) but not too hard at all, the temperature in the room was great, the music choices were excellent, and Joselyn was incredibly motivating and kept pushing us to work harder, pedal faster, and turn up our resistance. I will definitely be back. read more

This was the most fun workout I've ever done! When you walk into the location they have upbeat music playing and the room is bright and alive. The friendly person at the front desk greets you with a smile and lets you borrow a pair of the Soulcycle shoes free if its your first time. The facility is really clean. They have lockers for you to store your belongings. Really nice bathroom with showers in the back. When you walk into the bike room, if you've never done a cycling class before, the instructor adjusts your bike for you and shows you how to adjust for the future. There are arm weights on the back of the bike (I did not know). The workout itself is SO fun and you get a full body workout: legs, arms, and core. I don't know if all the instructors as as amazing, because today was my first Soulcycle ever, but we had Kathleen and she was everything a workout instructor should be. She was encouraging yet let people set their own limits. She checked on the new people. She didn't call individuals out, yet instead was motivating towards everyone. The room is dimly lit, and they play inspiring fun music. Now that I've finally made it to Soulcycle in Georgetown, my life is so different, lol, and yours will be too! read more

SoulCycle Georgetown - Cycling Classes Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

THAT. CUSTOMER. SERVICE. Whatever your thoughts about SoulCycle's branding, they do a phenomenal job of training their staff. They're not just polite but truly helpful and positive. What are you all drinking? Is this a result of all that amazing grapefruit fragrance wafting through the air? Also, how do I get the same fragrance at home? I've never taken a spin class before. I went in on the first time special ($22 and free shoe rental). The facility is really clean and organized, fliers and handouts are filled and neatly displayed. The class was killer. The room is kept warm so you're going to come out of their drenched. You will feel like you are dying and/or may actually die at some point. It was a lot of fun and while it can be intimidating for a first-timer, it doesn't take long to adjust. This is the best kind of workout for me - no breaks, no mercy, no escape. I love it. read more

Best location out of the four in DC. Hands down. Why, you ask? Space. Location. Parking. The locker area is much wider than all the other locations and you don't feel as cramped putting your gear away before class and grabbing you things after class. You would think Georgetown is a nightmare for parking but I always manage to find street parking on the street that runs perpendicular to Wisconsin, especially if you get there right when the class before you gets out. There's also garage parking next door. Georgetown is a pretty sweet spot so if you wanted to casually do a Saturday morning ride and grab lunch with a friend on M afterwards, it's totally walkable. This one is definitely my favorite even though I think West End was the first. Georgetown location for the win! read more

This location is much more spacious than the West End location and thereby much easier to check in/out and get ready for class. The only reason i didn't give them five stars is due to the obnoxious column in the middle of the room. read more

Super cordial staff. The workout however was 120 decibels or higher... seriously. The instructor would yell into his mic and it was inaudible to me above the music. The dark room was fine but it was only an average workout and alot of 'feel good' peripherals... I went on a run after to stop my ears from ringing. Still glad I tried it... read more

First time trying SoulCycle and nothing but praise for the studio, the staff and trainer. Highly recommend Soul Cycle in Georgetown - great play list, full studio and staff that helps new folks. read more

I took a Saturday class with a friend of mine and we had Chris Pepe as our instructor. Upon check in we were greeted by a friendly front desk staff. They showed us the lockers, bathrooms. When class opened up one of the guys helped us in our bikes. I like that a couple people stand on the sides of the class for anyone who needs help with the bike set up. The class was SO fun!! The music was great. But the best part for us was Chris. He was so extremely energetic. It's contagious! He gets really into it and you can tell he loves what he does! He moves around the class to interact and called some people's names out to get them pumped up. That was fun! The facility itself is extremely clean and well organized. The locker area does get a bit crowded but that's standard anywhere. Just get there a few mins early to check in/ claim a good locker. Reason for only 4 stars... I'm pretty short, 5'1, and the bike did not fit me. I was struggling to reach the handle bars. The guy who set me up did everything he was supposed. It's partially my fault because I should have peddled and seen how comfortable it was. Majority of the class I struggle to do a lot of the moves. My friend who is 5'5 had the same issue. I guess both our bikes were not set up correctly. Will 100% go back though! read more

Second time trying soul cycle. First time I was all over the place bc I'd never done any cycling like this. This time, muuuuch better! our instructor played some really good music. Mostly current pop but it was ramped up to keep us energetic. Definitely a really nice work out! I think I'll come back. Oh also, we aren't from Georgetown but wanted to be in the area so we just packed a change of clothes and they have really clean individual private showers with shampoo body wash and face wash. Very helpful. read more

I went to the Saturday 4 pm class with Cher. She was so fun! The class was crowded and so energetic. This is definitely different from Flywheel as it is more about going at your own pace and what is fast for you. There is no RPM or resistance tracker. The teacher will just tell you turn the knob to the left or right and whether to go faster. I like this concept more than when the instructors are shouting RPM and resistance numbers at you. It's a more "soothing" and fun experience, yet you still want to push yourself to get the most out of your workout. The location is really nice (on Wisconsin and M). The studio is clean but gets crowded when there is a lot of people. The cycling room also feels crowded as there are a lot of bikes packed into that small space. They have lockers there for you to keep your stuff as well as showers and bathrooms. It is just really expensive, like any other cycling places I guess. read more

The locker rooms are nice. But beyond that, there is lots of room for improvement. My main experience has been with CycleBar so the comparisons come quickly. SoulCycle studio is unnecessarily hot and the staff are reluctant to use the fans. The room is so crowded with bikes you cannot see the instructor in many locations. The bikes ride smoothly but there are no electronic assessment modules so that you don't know how much power you are pushing, what your RPMs are, what your tension level is or how you compare to other riders if you choose to compete. All of this including video screen tracking your effort is available at CycleBar. The classes are expensive and they charge for shoes. read more

I love Georgetown studio, I love soulcycle, I go classes wherever I find it, even when I travel. To me, it s great cardio, I love the music and the trainers. read more

As seen in pictures- the place is very clean and boutique-exercise feeling. It feels and smells expensive. The front desk staff was very nice, but seem to have a chip on their shoulder. The locker room is way too small for all of the people. All in all- Soul Cycle is not worth it at ALL. I am an avid spinner in my hometown, but this class was horrible. I've read about Soul Cycle and all, so I was eager to try it out with a love of spin cycle. The class first of all is way TOO hot for the people and for the exercise. I was gasping for air. I am also a physical therapist and I have to say- whoever decided that doing push ups on the bike while out of the saddle is dumb. It is so bad for your back. I know someone will eventually throw out their back. Also- not to mention I could not hear a single word from the instructor. Also- the instructor walks around during class and corrects people. Not only is that embarrassing, but also distracting the whole time. All in all- this place is overly expensive and is a ridiculous concept. read more

As a long-term customer for SoulCycle, I am extremely disappointed about the way I was treated today. While I was already right next to the studio but had an emergency last minute and won't make it to the class. I explained the situation to the front desk and asked if there is any chance I can re-schedule the class. The answer was nope sorry we can't make an exception for you. This kind of attitude is totally opposite from when they deduct money from your account to add you to a so-called waiting list when they over sold the class to make full profit on everyone who can't make it to the class. Of course, they will never tell you if you will be added to the "waiting list". They always "encourage" you to walk in the studio and cross your fingers that you will be the "special" one. But wait a minute, you are not even if you showed up because it is your problem that you have a last minute emergency and it's none of their business. If people are paying almost $35 a class to sweat, they would appreciate some level of flexibility, or at least, a good attitude from the staff. That's the whole spirit of an industry where the target customer values experience and service the most. Definitely not gonna go back anymore. read more

I wanted to like SoulCycle. I really did. The concept seems great, and like many other boutique type gyms it seems to have taken off, and I will pretty much try any fitness activity at least once. After visiting this location all I can conclude is that it is not for me, and that people who buy into SoulCycle are being signed into a brand/lifestyle which the company has done a great job making look desirable and trendy, but you are certainly not buying into a fitness program. They let classes out the right on top of when classes are starting, which causes something I can only describe as a stampede, and allows for almost no space in the locker room which is very small to begin with. The cycling studio itself is fairly small and bikes are right next to each other. This annoyed me for 2 reasons: 1. I get optimization of space and time but stacking classes only causes commotion and makes me feel like the studio it more interested in milling through classes than the experience of its customers 2. With bikes on top of each other you can literally feel your classmates sweat fly off them (gross), and there is almost no room to stretch on your bike afterward (if time would even allow for it). Getting into the class itself: SoulCyle has an identity crisis. Are we a yoga studio or a karate gym or a cycling studio? The studio itself is dark, and as mentioned before the bikes are stacked so you are literally asses to elbows with other classmates. The music is extremely loud, and the instructors mics are turned up to compensate, but I could barely hear the instructor at all other than her shouting things at us like "Common Ninjas! Die with the Pack! Lets do this Soul Warrior!" Ninjas? Am I 5 years old? Die with the Pack? Are you serious? This is silly. Plus- what's the point of a studio that's so loud it offers ear plugs? Most the people in my class weren't actually exercising. They were laughing amongst themselves and shouting to one another over the music. I feel like if you're actually getting a great work out you do more than sweat- you're probably breathing a little heavy too and not able to shout over music and laugh. Also doing crunches and push ups on a bike is worthless, and is no where near the "full body work out" SoulCycle wants you to believe you're getting. There are a lot of reviews where people attribute their "awesome" work outs here to sweating a lot. Sweating is not a sign that you're challenging your body- you're sweating because there are no fans or vents in the very packed in studio, and 30-40+ bodies in motion gives off a ton of body heat. You are literally precipitating other peoples breath and sweat on your own body because of the high humidity level and because of the studio which is (purposely) unvented`. Its a carefully schemed equation to trick you into thinking youre getting a good work out. As an aside: I have high performance Bontrager cycling shoes that I use at other studios as well as on my road bike. While I was using SoulCycle's spin bike my shoes clip popped out repeatedly (and bilaterally) while I was peddling. This resulted in the peddles hitting my ankles upon the breakaway. It also resulted in large bruises/abrasions to my ankles, as well as causing a large degree of discomfort in my ankles from the abrupt break away. I have never had this problem before, and I can only assume its from overused and under maintained equipment. At 30$ a pop its more than any other boutique class I have taken next to maybe one on one pilates. And BTW..classes expire-- what? On top of that Equinox and other gyms let you track your progress and work outs on their apps. SoulCycle has no such thing to my knowledge which I feel like is possibly intentional because if you realized how unproductive this hour of your life actually is youd probably be disappointed. I would like to say that this is cycling for the non-cyclist, but I'm not even sure of that. I am an outdoor cyclist I have taken tons of spin classes at Equinox, as well as at Zengo, and enjoyed them. SoulCycle is totally different, and for me this wasn't a good thing. read more

Taking a SoulCycle class at the Georgetown location illustrates well why the company is on the decline (canceled IPO, high member churn, loss of its best instructors): ventilation is turned off to get the 50+ riders in the crammed studio hot and sweaty; the issue is that oxygen rapidly goes down to unhealthy levels. A cyclist thankfully stepped out to ask the ventilation to be turned on after 30 minutes of suffocation (60-minute class) and it made a world of a difference. The experience was then bearable but still: blaring music making it impossible to discern what the instructor tried to say; aging equipment with loose moving parts; nowhere to park outside; crammed tiny locker rooms; and body odor everywhere due to the lack of proper ventilation. This experience is making me glad to return to my Peloton Bike. read more

DJ IS AMAZING! He kicks butt at instructing the class. His playlist is awesome and keeps you pumped up! Rock on DJ!

So nice and friendly! I am only able to go once a week due to my work schedule but every time I go I am greeted by the front desk with friendly smiles. The girls that work there are extremely helpful and will answer any concerns or questions that you might have. read more

All I can say is WOW!!! Chris was our instructor and he was HIGHLY recommended by a friend that came with. The staff was so friendly. We reserved our bikes two or three days before and they accommodated all 5 of us and say us next to one another. So much fun. I am a group X instructor and I was getting my ass worked. Lol. Chris was so energetic. He sang. He danced. He talked to us afterwards. Will definitely be coming back. read more

Did my first class a few weeks ago. An OK class for the most part, but I've been the other cycle classes that were similar and less expensive. Went back for a second time and one staff member in particular was quite rude. Won't be returning, partially because 1) the atmosphere wasn't too welcome, and 2) I could go to other cycle studios for less money, get friendlier service, and similar quality (ex: Flywheel, Zengo). read more