This place is great, the people are nice without attitudes unlike their comp, and the bikes are not…read morestacked the way soul cycle bikes are stacked. The luxury of stretching your arms and not hitting the person next to you.

Clean, well-kept location with friendly staff. They have ample lockers downstairs with the studio…read moreor a couple right up their stairs by majority of the showers. There are 4 individual unisex showers - 1 downstairs and 3 upstairs, along with restrooms on both floors. Their upstairs is a bit cozy, but I like that their showers up there are more tucked away, so there's not as much foot traffic getting in/out the shower rooms. It's nice to have the individual showers as well, so that we can change right after instead of in the general vanity area. One con was that my stats screen wasn't working on the bike I booked (Bike 12), so I swapped to a different one and seamlessly informed the front desk after class, so that I could receive my stats from my swapped bike. I also wish CycleBar had wipes for the bikes bc there were a couple of bikes with shoes left on them, meaning the studio wasn't properly checked. Huge plus that CycleBar provides shoes though + the staff are very helpful in helping you with your bike.

Incredible experience! If you like Peloton, especially if you have some preferred instructors, I'd…read morehighly recommend coming for an in person class. You're helped immediately upon coming in. They have lockers both in the locker room and next to the studios, showers, hair dryers and the works, and a shop. They provide shoes and towels, but you can bring your own shoes. You need to bring your own water bottle. First timers get seated first, and at least for the class I took, that was the smallest group. If I lived closer, I'd absolutely do this again. AT is AWESOME by the way. Just as genuine and enthusiastic in person as he seems online.

My experience felt like the ultimate self-care treat and I strongly recommend taking an in-studio…read moreclass, even if (or especially if), you have a strong at-home Peloton routine. Pre-pandemic, I'd take spin classes in-studio and then in 2019, I bought my bike because I loved the classes so much and wanted easy access to them. Peloton instructors are golden, once you find the ones that resonate the most for you (kind of like therapists). When the pandemic hit, in-class was suspended, teachers did their thing from their homes and so it went for a while before the new studio opened and then it seemed impossible to get into a class, so I didn't even try. Now that I've gotten in, I cannot wait to go back! The space is huge, with separate rooms for each class. I took both a spin class with Robin and a yoga class with Anna. Check-in was seamless, and as always, the staff is informative and accommodating, from check-in to locker room and classrooms. If you're looking to buy apparel, it's on the upper level past the locker rooms. There's also areas in which you can hang out before/between/after classes. Quick tips: I was worried I'd be stuck grabbing a bike that would be prominently on camera. I had no need to worry because those are highly desirable spots and people get there early to get their place in line and I observed those were the bikes that people grabbed first. The yoga studio is small, seven mats. It's a more intimate experience and Anna, who is so lovely, got to know everyone in the class and spent significant time afterwards for photo ops in the studio.

If your looking for a unique cycling class with great instructors this studio is for you!…read more Located at the Complete Body Studio rooftop, this cycling class allows you to choose to ride outside in the fresh air or inside. Being outside in the fresh air not only feels amazing but offers spectacular views of NYC. The staff is super engaging, and the instructors go above and beyond to make sure you feel welcomed. In addition the community couldn't be nicer. Best part? The studio has locker rooms and showers so you can get ready for your day after class.

I can't say enough nice things about Natalie & her crew. They are an inspiring, hard working,…read morefunny, generous group of women who inspire their riders to bring their best to all their classes. There is such a sense of community and consistency in the work that they do. Bouncing back from a wild time during the pandemic when my legs weren't working all that well, and I wasn't walking on my own, I was lucky enough to stumble onto Complete Body. It was here that I learned to swim and built back my strength and mobility. It was finally though in Natalie's class where I was able to move my legs quickly and freely again. She is a real force. And brings her all to everything she does. She also has amazing playlists. I feel so excited to ride now..even In the cold, even in the rain, even if I'm tired. I'm so lucky to have found a place like this and an instructor like her. Her whole team really. Everyone should be so lucky to stumble onto such a comeback:)

Compared to their Bklyn Heights and 19th st locations, the SoulCycle NoMad location is my favorite…read moreso far. They have lockers upstairs and downstairs, where it's a lot more spacious. Their bathrooms are also roomier, where I didn't feel like it was cramped when moving about the area. All the necessary toiletries were stocked and staff came around to clean the bathroom floors as well. There are also ample showers here (~8), so there was little to no wait for an available one. Only downside was that there was no hot water in this location, however it wasn't too much of an inconvenience, as I was sweating a ton after the class to care. They did offer the showers at their nearby 19th st location that had hot water, but at the time, it was inconvenient to trek there in sweaty workout clothes. The staff here are not too bad. They're supportive and more than willing to help adjust your seat as well. I took a class here with Gabby A and her playlist had perfectly paced music that wasn't outrageously fast, so I felt like I got a good workout at my (beginner-spin) level. I love that you're free to go at your own pace, regardless, and the class absolutely feels like a judgement-free zone. Love this SoulCycle area as well and would absolutely book a class at this location again!

New to SoulCycle but the staff here and the class I took made me want to come back…read more Having been to a couple different SoulCycle studios, this location has the best locker room/bathroom situation for storing bags and then a post workout shower if you were going to shower there Can't wait to come back to more classes here

I have been working with Crystal for 2 months straight as a private trainer. i am 53 and have…read moretried to have a steady work out routine that i will stick to my entire adult life. Crystal is so good i save all my money and only spend it on crystal so i can see her 3 times a week. I have seen a distinct change in my body at a pace that is healthy and it will stick as long as i eat healthy and keep fit. she is so motivating, has such a great personality, knows her craft so well that i have been able to keep to a routine like never before. she makes working out achievable. i highly recommend her to anyone that wants to see a change in their body and life. she is a real pro and can work with anyone and cater to their work out needs.

Crystal is an amazing fitness trainer hands down! During her workouts she constantly pushes and…read moremotivates you to be and do your best. Yes she is no walk in the park, but you will definitely achieve whatever fitness goal you may have working with her. Her HITT bootcamp and spin classes are like no other in NYC!

Trying a new workout studio I came in for a class. I was hoping they offered something at 7:30 or…read more8am so I'd be done early enough to have the rest of my morning. With the first class ending around 10:15am, by the time you head out it's almost lunch time. I think the earliest weekday class may be 7am, which can be a challenge if you have to be at work early. Check in is easy and staff are friendly. It gets very crowded fast trying to find a spot to sit and change shoes or get to a locker. Even worse when the next class shows up and you are trying to exit the studio and change shoes. There two single restrooms and a tight fit by the mirror once you step outside of a restroom. They offer hair ties, spray deodorant, Malin & Goetz lotion, ear plugs... fairly standard. There are no showers, but they noted I could shower downstairs at Pure Barre because they share. An employee helped set up my bike before class started. The studio felt like most crowded cycle studios in NYC. The air circulation wasn't the best and I noticed they kept opening the door every so often. A little distracting when the studio is dark but you periodically get the bright lights from the doors opening. Music wasn't really my favorite. Overall friendly staff, but I didn't leave feeling like I had an intense workout. This location was a bit out of the way for me and felt very cramped from seating to restrooms. Perhaps the other studio locations are more spacious?

Dorota is the best instructor here. Music and ride full of vibes and fun! She will really push you!read more

I came to SoulCycle for a Bilt day ride with Viper yesterday and it was lots of fun! You check in…read morewith them at the front and they provide cycling shoes (although I think it's $4 a rental after your first time). They also provide boxed water but it's $5 which they'll charge to the card attached to your account. Once you check in there are plenty of lockers towards the back. The bathrooms also have showers. The cycling class was very fun. We jumped in and out of the saddle to upbeat songs, did a lil arm workout in the middle, and ended with a candlelit free ride. This was my first Soulcycle class but I would come again!

I've been an avid SoulCyclist for about 10 years so all my reviews will be a 5 for the last 10…read moreyears. I've been to a lot of locations across NY and in different states. Came back to visit as I've been living in Japan for about a year. Please come to Tokyo, SoulCycle! I took Karyn's class at 7:30 on a Friday. It was my last SoulCycle trip before I head back to Japan and it was a perfect way to close a series of fantastic classes. I've taken Karyn's classes when she first started. She was great then and got even better. High energy, great choreography, and a playlist that I would want. I'm pretty sure that every SoulCycle instructor gets more attractive over time. Must be the SoulCycle effect. Doesn't have the same impact on me though! Team at check-in is full of smiles and helpful. Love the Pride celebration in the month of June.

No Frills spin class that is focused on the workout. This will not be your typical soul cycle…read moreclass. The workout will be on the tougher side. My recommendation is to find the instructor according to your skill level as some will be more on the advanced side. Note: It is hot inside, so prepare to sweat.

New boutique spin cycle with a very upscale vibe. Many positives here--intense workout--that was…read moreprobably the most I've sweated since pre-COVID. Well, 110 degree heat index city days aside, I guess. Casey is a very good instructor--strong, intense, and ultimately encouraging, and a very inventive ride. The studio space is nice--three rows of approximately 30-35 bikes, which are new and excellent; great to ride, and easy to adjust. You need spin shoes, which you can bring (I brought my SPDs) or can rent theirs, I think $4. Locker areas are clean and more than adequate--a bit tight to pass through when others are down there, but ample amount of lockers overall. Clean, modern bathroom, with 2-3 showers if you need to (and you will, if not going straight home!) The workout involved light weight sessions and lots of mini push-ups and crunches owhile on the bike--I've encountered this before snd slightly prefer straight spin, but it's also a fine approach. The two things I didn't personally care for: (a) the instructor will go around and adjust your resistance. We were warned in advance, but I still didn't appreciate it. In my experience most people in spin are there voluntarily and want to push themselves. It struck me as unnecessary and intrusive, and (b) a bit too much attention to people staying in rhythm--on the same leg and on the same beat. Again, I appreciate an encouraging push, but ultimately people need to be able to keep their own pace as they are able while working out. I appreciated the tough workout and would probably come back (signed up via ClassPass to try it out). Not sure I'd make it a regular though, felt like a potential for a bit too much of a cult-y soul cycle vibe or even a potential drill sergeant vibe that I don't appreciate. Also not sure I'd recommend to a spin/cycling beginner.