The teacher gave us a personal class and showed us incredible Yoga that we thought was out of our…read moreleague, but we were able to accomplish with incredible teaching.

My wife and I recently joined and became regulars at OnlYoga at Colony Square. It is a very warm…read more(and chill) space, along with a real feeling of being part of an exclusive community. The Gentle (senior) Yoga instructors--Natalia and Hayley--are incredibly in tune with the body, breath and mindfulness that is much needed.

This might be a great spot, but my first time here Apple maps via Yelp sent me to a random spot on…read morethe other side of Lavista and then so did Google maps. I was driving around for so long that I was 4 minutes late and the doors were locked with a big sign. I could have quietly crept in and joined the class, but no. Now they'll charge me a missed class fee. Total B.S. I was looking for a new yoga studio, since I recently moved to Atlanta, but unfortunately this won't be it. P.S. It's in the big shopping center near Ulta, not in a stand of trees three blocks from the intersection. So disappointing.

If I could quit my job and live a life of luxury, it would be eating, drinking, and yoga at Yoga…read moreHive ATL. I can only imagine what yoga teachers have to endure-- harness all this energy that people bring to the room. I know I usually do yoga when I'm stressed out, need relief, want to relax and challenge my body to connect with the earth and become more grounded in the here and now. It's a lot to deal with I'm sure for the teachers, and this is true for any yoga studio. Yoga Hive is extra amazing at empathy and empowerment. They challenge you, and you definitely will get in serious yoga shape, but in a compassionate, non-judgmental way. The yoga instructors are really good here, and I mean, REALLY good. The sessions are filled with beginners to advanced dancers who are beyond gorgeous with their postures, and everyone is celebrated. The instructors are top notch-- they support the super beginner to the professional dancer. It's a very diverse and vibrant community, which I just love so much.

I'm still fairly new to Highland Yoga and have been spending most of my time at the Brookhaven…read morelocation, which I've really been enjoying. Since I was already in the area for a nail appointment, I decided to look up the closest studio nearby, and that happened to be the Memorial location. Naturally, my first question was, "What's the parking situation?" Let's be honest--parking in Atlanta can make or break the experience. Thankfully, this location checked that box with ease. The studio is located in the shopping center with Publix and AMC, and there's a free parking garage available. The studio itself is directly across from the garage entrance, so it's only about a two- to three-minute walk depending on where you park. You'll head into the building and take either the elevator or the stairs up to the studio. Overall, it was very easy to find and super convenient. I took a Vinyasa Yin class with Megan, and she was absolutely wonderful. From the moment I walked in, she greeted me with such warmth and genuine kindness. Before class even started, she took the time to ask how my day was, and I immediately felt welcomed. Those little interactions really do make a difference, especially when you're visiting a location for the first time. Her energy throughout the class was just as amazing. She created such a calming, positive environment while still keeping everyone engaged. I found myself thinking halfway through class that I'd absolutely make the drive back just to take another class with her. Although the Memorial location isn't the closest studio to me, I wouldn't hesitate to return if I'm in the area again. Between the convenient parking, welcoming atmosphere, and Megan's incredible instruction, this was a wonderful experience from start to finish.

Love this studio location. I love going to Highland yoga for my hot yoga fix and this studio is no…read moredifferent. Firstly the studio location is fantastic. In Atlanta parking can prove to be difficult or very costly garages, but this location is in the Madison Yards complex and offers ample parking. There's a free parking garage directly across from the entry right next to the AMC. And if you'd like afterwards its not too far of a walk from the beltline and some brunch options. In regards to the space itself, it is very clean and offers lots of natural sunlight. The studio is spacious enough but can get pretty packed during their busy times. If you are new to Highland yoga they do have great newcomer specials to give it a try. This studio is also on Classpass which also seems to be a great value if you're interested in trying different classes and locations.

Absolutely amazing class yesterday that aided in recovery from high intensity, workouts and weight…read moretraining. The heated room heated and stretching without being too hot, as have previously experienced at other hot yoga classes. The instructor Cortney led us through several poses, allowing for deep stretches as we reflected on our day. She encouraged us to go in and out of poses as needed based on our comfort levels. The focus was truly on breath work; specifically breathing through your nose to allow warmth of air and exhaling through the nose or mouth. Below is a summary of the class content pasted from the website: Warm Deep Stretch - Cortney LaFloy Get the best of yin and restorative yoga in this warm (85-87 degree) class. Unwind from your busy week with deep stretch to release your muscles and restorative yoga poses to quiet down your mind. Suitable for all levels. I look forward to visiting the west side location for her Sunday class, as well as returning to Buckhead and visiting the other locations to experiment with all classes. Highland offers a new student discount that allows the ability to see which styles suit you best!

It's a nice hot yoga experience. The instructors are welcoming and friendly. They valid parking for…read morethe garage next to it. The temperature is 87-92 degrees is what it feels like and the yoga poses are easy to follow. You can get your own mat or use the ones provided from the facility. I carry my own towels and water. The only feedback I have is, it would be much easier to follow if the instructors actually did the yoga poses to demonstrate. Usually they just narrate on a mic what needs to be done which definitely leaves room for error/injury specially for new beginners.

Pure Motion Yoga classes are a lovely experience. You will feel loved, supported, and challenged…read more Teachers know your name and have a way of knowing what you need. I love the variety of classes- from stretching to core strength to Vinyasa- all of the options are there. Truly love Pure Motion.

I chose this studio because they have frequent offerings of the kind of yoga I need -- yoga I can…read moreuse as a somatic therapy. For me, those are yin yoga (gets into the tendons and ligaments), restorative (deep mindful relaxation), and myofascial release. The atmosphere is very accepting. I really enjoy going here, and it's helping me heal from some trauma.

Don't practice here if you menstruate! I went to the first class of a six-week beginner course…read more Despite the advertisement that the course would be taught by "authorized ashtanga instructors", the "authorized instructors" were not even in the building - the course was taught by trainees. The bigger problem, however, was that the instruction that we received - including the handouts written by Todd - was overtly sexist. MEN can practice yoga whenever they want at the studio. WOMEN are not allowed to practice during their "moon cycle". This is not only taught and enforced, but there is even a sign on the wall in the entrance to the studio, in case you forgot and showed up on your period. I asked the "trainee instructors" about the no-yoga-on-the-rag rule and they recited some BS about how women's energy flows in a different direction than men. After the first class, I decided not to return and emailed the studio. I told them that I had a fundamental disagreement with participating in an environment that condones sexism and asked for a refund of the fee for the course, minus the cost of the single class that I attended. Not only did Todd refuse to refund ANY of my money, but he actually defended the period rule. Here, I'll quote him (including his misspellings of "menstruation" and "exercise"): "To address your specific concern, the suggestion for women to not practice during their cycle is based in science not theory. A simple google search of 'does intense exersise affect menstration' will lead to a whole list of related articles on the subject." First off, the fact that this man thinks he needs to educate ("mansplain") a woman on the topic of menstruation is problematic in and of itself. Second, it was never presented as a "suggestion". Third and most important, despite his unnamed sources found in the far reaches of the internet, HE IS BLATANTLY WRONG. There is NO scientific support for the idea that a woman should not exercise on her period. You can read this yourself on reputable sites such as womenshealth.gov (the U.S. Office on Women's Health). In fact, many of them specifically cite yoga as being one of the best forms of exercise to do on your period because it can help relieve some of the uncomfortable symptoms such as cramping. According to the Mayo Clinic, one of the "self-care tips if you're experiencing painful periods" says "[p]ractice meditation, yoga or other relaxation techniques." Even for someone who can't spell "exercise", it seems like he should have been able to figure this one out. Nope. I sent a lengthy email explaining everything, but he just ignored it. I filed a dispute with Amex, which he contested. So, yeah, I would not recommend having anything to do with them.

Best yoga shala in Atlanta and most experienced teacher in the southeast. if you are serious about…read morepractice, AYA is the only place to study in the city.

This studio is one of the greatest sanctuaries this city has!…read moreI love that in this studio the teachers inspire us to do our best and to explore our full potential, while at the same time, they also encourage us to listen to the wisdom of our own bodies. Every "body" is welcome here. You don't have to be an expert or be super flexible. Each person does what they can do, and we all still get the full benefits of this awesomely therapeutic practice. The teachers are SUPER nice and knowledgeable!! The temperature is ideal- SO therapeutic. It helps us stretch our muscles and also to purify our bodies. This is a delightful place to practice Bikram. I absolutely LOVE this studio!!

Bikram Yoga as it should be. Class begins with Pranayama Deep Breathing and continues through the…read moreclassic 26 poses in strict format at 105 degrees ... The teachers are very helpful to help you perfect your postures as you learn class by class. There is no other place lthat does Bikram like Still Hot Yoga does. Most others are hot " vinyasa " flow yoga .. Nothing against those practices but it't not Bikram ... My only complaint would be the size of the space. It could be bigger to accommodate the crowds that show up esp around the beginning of the year. Other than that ... Excellent ! If you go, Check out Janet, Cleveland, and Hannah ... All teachers I've had class with before. One other bit of advice : Get there early

Simply one of the most awesome yoga experiences I've ever had. I felt totally out of my league with…read moresome of the practioners in there but nobody made me feel bad or judged! Wish I lived in the area I'd be here all the time. If you're a local, this is one of the best spots I've been to, and I travel a lot.

I get a little gym/ studio shy but i am challenging myself to try new things by myself! Since i…read morehaven't participated in a yoga class in so long I was very very nervous but highland yoga has a great deal to try unlimited classes for a month for $30. So i could not pass it up. I took the Warm deep stretch yoga class with Sarah Carlson and it was exactly what i needed for a beginner start Sarah was amazing at relaxing the room, but also describing what positions to do and what our body should feel in a very zen way. Sometimes in the past i felt like i was overwhelmed when trying to listen to the directions of where to put my hands hips feet etc but i was able to truly close my eyes and melt into the forms of the yin flow yoga. Also i really appreciate sarah's cultural respect to the indian roots. I came out of the class feeling like i got a 1 hour massage and hug all in one and just signed up for the other sessions i could with my pass. Might buy a mini pass but want to try the other classes too!