HOT room is 106 and johnnys class was challenging yet doable (i go 2-3x a wk) and he had great…read moreenergy to keep us moving .. worth the money, this place is a hidden gem!

I've been here about 2 months now, and I love the fact that they have so many things going for…read morethem. So far I've been taking the slow flow class both days a week which has been a heaven sent, as well as a warm (95 degrees, not really warm imo) flow, a non heated vinyasa, and multi-instrumental sound meditation! I will say that I wish the unlocking of the door 15 minutes before class was reliable, often there's no one at the desk or if there is they don't really speak to you. That's mostly fine with me because I'm there to be a ball of energy, but what I wanted to say was ladies - please, we don't need to see your bare bottom at every spare glance up or around in the locker room. Please change in the private toilet rooms provided. Would make everyone more comfortable!!

amazing classes and instructors. The room was heated to perfection. I will be purchasing a…read moremembership

I love Highland Yoga. The classes are usually the best in the area and they routinely have the…read morehighest quality instructors leading their classes. They are also competitively priced compared to other places in the area.

In honor of Women's History Month, I want to take a moment and highlight an establishment which is…read moredoing their part to honor wellness and healing. The Wellness Spot is truly a hidden gem in College Park and an absolute sanctuary for wellness. Massage Therapy, Facials, Yoga, Sauna, Manicure and Pedicures, just to name a few of the services. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is peaceful, welcoming, and designed to help you reset and recharge. What makes this place even more special is its visionary owner, Valaurie "Val" Lee. Val is an inspiring wellness leader and The Wellness Spot, is her vision. She consistently provides wellness for the community as well as for her staff. Val is creating something truly special, a haven where wellness, excellence, and community meet. The Wellness Spot isn't just a place you visit it's an experience. I honor a salute phenomenal women like Val Lee this month and always.

I did not receive actual services. I participated in the tour of the pressed juices…read more The atmosphere was welcoming and I was greeted with smiles and acknowledgments. I took interest in the information provided during the juice tour. Learning about our bodies and having the opportunity to hear information that's is resonating with my spirit of change. Will definitely follow up.

Love this place. Wish I lived closer so I could visit every week. I got a deep tissue massage and…read morelove all the amenities that come with it - I'd definitely recommend visiting at least an hour before your appointment to enjoy the sauna and steam rooms. The complimentary teas were so great, including a detox option. The massage specialists were top notch professionals, I can't remember the last time I'd gotten a massage that effective. I definitely left the sauna feeling the epitome of relaxed!

You know those places that try to maximize profit in every possible way except actually delivering…read morea great experience? This is one of them. You walk into a reception area lit brighter than a cafeteria. Nothing says relaxation like feeling like you're about to take an exam. For a $220 massage, your pre-service options are the hammam or sauna, which is very limited for the price. No steam room or jacuzzi. The robes are very comfortable, and the locker room is nice. Just be prepared to parade past a full gym in your robe on your way to unwind. I booked the Flow massage, which is supposed to be medium pressure. Instead, it felt like I was being buffed like a Camry rather than actually massaged. It came across more freestyle than intentional. I thought maybe it was just me, but both of my sisters had the exact same experience. Then comes the automatic gratuity, bringing the total to $260 for a massage that didn't deliver. If you're going to raise prices, the experience has to rise with it. This was a disappointment.

I've been here a couple times and it is just an average studio. However, what I am truly and…read moreutterly shocked about is this workshop they have decided to put on. This workshop is free to black people and $120 for white people. This is 100% Racism, and if you disagree then just ask yourself this; if black people had to pay $120 and whites got it for free would it then be racist? I WILL NEVER support this business again! We need businesses in this neighborhood to unite everyone, and this is just tearing it further apart. http://www.nirvanayogaatlanta.com/workshops/

I am a beginner & I really enjoyed yoga at this studio! We meditated & also did a mini painting…read more With so much going on in my personal life I needed an escape & this place really helped with that! My instructor was amazing!

I've officially visited all the Georgia Yonder Yoga studios, and Inman Park is by far the most…read morestunning. The aesthetic is incredible--think modern, city loft vibes that immediately set the tone for a great session. Parking was surprisingly easy. There's a small lot behind the studio, and I was able to find street parking without any trouble. I took Theo's class, and as always, he was fantastic--warm, welcoming, and full of great energy. This location also happens to be the closest to my job, so it's definitely joining my regular rotation. If you're looking for a stylish, convenient yoga spot with amazing instructors, Inman Park should be on your list!

Yonder is great! The class I took recently with Elsie was awesome. It was both fun and challenging,…read moreand she did a great job of weaving the theme of having fun into her class. I love the studio itself, as well. The natural light, the wood floors, and it's always very clean!

Class was ahhhhmaziiing! I attended a Saturday class with Richard which combined low weights to…read moretone my body felt active all over! The space was thoughtfully curated really nice! Great location , plenty of parking and staff was excellent! I will make this my Saturday ritual!

This was a great yoga class! The instructor was friendly and knew what she was doing, and how to…read morehelp everyone individually. This was more of a whole in the wall yoga studio compared to other nearby ones. They had mats you can use and blocks to use which was great. Get their early if you want to pick your own spot! It was a little crowded but not uncomfortable. The music was good and so was the ambiance. I recommend!

Glad I had the opportunity to take a yoga session at this studio. I honestly had no idea there was…read morea yoga studio in this area. Active Sol Yoga is located in Buckhead on Bennett Street, which is right off Peachtree St. If you were familiar with Frank Ski's Restaurant & Lounge, then that's the street you turn in on to get there. Otherwise, you might easily pass the street since the street sign is a bit obscured. Once you turn onto Bennett, you drive almost all the way to the end of the street but take a left onto short street and the studio is located at the building at the top of the street. Hope that makes sense. I do like that it's away from the hustle & bustle of Peachtree Street. Upon arriving you'll see some benches on the right, a window (checking in) to the left and then an open area with cubbies to put your things in, apparel for sale and a clean restroom. They have too big, open studios with lots of natural light. Always a plus! Krishaunda lead our session. She started us with Vinyasa flow and ended our last 20 minutes with Restorative yoga. She was very nice. And I liked that she went around the class and helped to guide us into positions correctly. I was (& still am) pretty relaxed. Honestly could've stayed in shavasana pose for 15 more minutes. Or an hour or so. Lol.

I've been hooked ever since my friend brought me to their Friday night restorative class. I credit…read moreActive Sol with helping me rekindle my love of yoga. All of the instructors are fabulous, but I particularly love Katie and Yochai's classes. The atmosphere is very nonjudgmental and there is a great variety in classes. The best part is enjoying a piece of chocolate after class! Plus parking is never an issue. Thank you Active Sol!

This was my first yoga class and I'm so grateful for the over all experience. The instructor and…read morethe regulars made me feel so welcome. I'm glad I found this place online and I will definitely be back. The essential oils smelled very lovely as well. I think they are for purchase as well but I forgot to ask before leaving.

You should try it. You'll find yourself renewed restored refreshed and ready for the balance of…read moreyour good better or best day. Namaste. That is our mantra at the Yoga Hive Studio. Mechelle will guide you through your practice step by step.

We came here after I searched online for yoga classes near us, and amazingly, Yoga Samadhi offered…read morea free class to first time visitors. Score! The class was for beginners and was ran by our Yoga instructor Doug. Very knowledgeable guy who was great at helping both experienced and brand new (ahem, me) yoga enthusiasts get the best out of their experience. The room is upstairs, clean with wooden floors and although your own yoga mat and towels are recommended, they provide both to you for your first visit. Classes go for about 90 minutes, you'll sweat, and if there's a stretch you can't do, the instructor comes over to either fix you posture, or offer assistance in the form of extra blocks, etc. Located off of Waddell St, Yoga Samadhi has a private gravel lot that can get full, but we found parking. Getting in and out of this place was no problem, and being close to Atlanta, it's a must try if you have even the slightest interest in Yoga. Good group of people who really are focused on delivering a great yoga experience.

Oh shit. After one hour at Yoga Samadhi, I think I've become one of *those* people. You know, a…read moreperson who enjoys yoga. I might have to move to Virginia Highland now with my mat bag and tight pants. ::shudder:: But in all reality, this place rocks. I was a total yoga virgin and they welcomed me with open arms. The fact that your first class is free is just a cherry on top of the whole stretching and planking and namaste-ing experience. I've only been in the upstairs studio, which is clean, bright, and surprisingly cool given the hellish temperatures outside. They have plenty of blankets and bolsters to help you out if you need it, as well. My class was with Doug and he was great: didn't move too fast but wasn't painfully slow, always providing advice for how to make a move easier or more difficult. He was also always sure to give repeat instructions on when to inhale vs exhale: the thing I found most difficult. Plus, he complimented me at the end of the class, and yes, flattery will get you everywhere with me. I'm planning on purchasing a package dealio in the future and looking forward to repeat visits to Yoga Samadhi. I'm so happy to have it nearby, and so thankful to Katie W for convincing me to come along. My core muscles are much the better for it!