This is genuinely beyond a doubt the worst yoga studio I have ever been to, not because of the…read morefacilities but because of the staff and instructor's complete lack of awareness. The entire time I was at the studio and after, I felt like the staff was hounding me to commit to a membership. While I get that it's normal for fitness studios to reach out for post-class feedback, Ritual Hot Yoga exhausted my patience with their incessant texts and emails. I was literally getting spammed with notifications. Apart from the incompetent administrative staff, the class was delivered at such a rapid pace using esoteric jargon rather than industry standard terminology that I could not keep up and transition quickly enough, and the instructor failed to check on me throughout class. Also, since the room was really dark, it was difficult to see and copy others' movements, and the instructor walked around and often stood at the back of the room instead of demonstrating the movements at the front of the class. Worst class ever. I left Ritual Hot Yoga feeling like I hadn't worked out at all despite it being a hot class, so I immediately went to the gym afterwords to get in an actual workout. Ritual Hot Yoga wasted both my time and money. I will never return and have de-influenced my friends from coming here.

I've been a member at Ritual for several years and the staff here is the best. They have two rooms;…read morelarge and a small red light Yin meditation room with sound bowls. I just did the red light yin, and it was incredible. Worth your time to check it out. I go to yoga all over the world, and this is possibly one of the best studios in the country if not the world.

I am just wrapping up my first month at folk yoga and I have nothing but good things to say about…read morethis studio. as a lifelong yogi and practitioner, i find myself selective of studios and classes. I have been in San Francisco for two years and have tried out a few places in the community but wasn't able to find a place that I felt like an extension of my personal practice, until I came to folk. the selection of class types is expansive, and each teacher i've been guided by have reconnected me with different parts of my own practice I had felt distance with. Roy helped me smile with my playful side again, Justin has led me back to flowing with the cyclical nature of life, and Audrey's presence and instruction has become a light in the lantern i carry towards my deepest healing (Roy's pigeon coo as well). I am so grateful each time I walk up and down the stone path beside Nopa studio, the people are kind, and I have felt safe in whatever energy I enter with.... and that energy always feels better as I leave. Also shoutout Katherine at the desk!! Big fan of you!

Loved the full experience from the start to finish. Folk yoga really feels like a friendly,…read moreapproachable neighborhood yoga studio with friendly teachers and lots of regular students. There is really a sense of community and it is welcoming to new students. The classes are generally challenging but doable for most levels and I like that the flow is relatively predictable so you can catch on. The class is warm and friendly, allowing you to voice what you wanna focus on without being 'too strict.' Yoga mat are available to rent for $3 and you can store your mat at the studio if you're a member as well.

One of my absolutely FAVORITE yoga studios ever. From the instructors to the vibes of this studio,…read moreyou really get a relaxing feel after each class even for vinyasa.

Our Haum away from home. For us, Yvonne's Sunday morning yoga is the ritual we both needed to…read moreground in our values for the week ahead. So grateful for her Tuesday and Thursday evening classes as well. This is a beautiful studio with a welcoming, kind, warm atmosphere where we don't take ourselves too seriously. Thank you for creating such a safe space for the queer community as we face a changing and challenging world. Gratitude.

Located in Marina District in San Francisco, I took the Hot 60 class. It's upstairs from a laundry…read moreplace. Not sure what the other classes are like but this was taught by Rick, like an ashtanga style class for 60 minutes and a few of the hardest moves removed. Still a tough class and most poses and done twice. The temperature of the room was 108F, widely attended with around 24 students. 40% of them left around 15 minutes before the class ended. Yes, it's hot and it feels good. Yes you feel like you're going to die. But you'll feel so alive afterwards. Rick is a great teacher and provider clearly and timely guidance. A plus is the lush garden view in the window. If I come to SF, this is a must. I didn't bring yoga mat due to traveling, I recommend to bring a towel to sweat on. The floors are the soft martial art type floors. Love Body Temp Yoga!

Recently restarted my fitness journey (and started yoga/pilates). Tiktok had done it for me where I…read moresee all the girlies go to hot pilates- so guess what I did... I looked up hot pilates and body temp seems to be one of the very VERY few places to offer hot mat pilates in SF. I booked my first class with Patty and ever since I've been locked in. Patty's flow is smooth and challenging. She offers modifications and compliments when we most need it. The studio is small and there is only 1 class happening at a time. They have changing rooms and they also have 1 bathroom but no showers so be ready to baby wipe your self if you have work afterwards or go home to shower because you will be hot and sweaty after. (I hope this review does not make it challenging for me to book Patty's classes ah!! Patty if you'r reading this, I am shy and would like to hear more hip hop songs lol)

i've been coming to the studio for a long time although I haven't been in a while. It's definitely…read morea great spot. The teachers are very knowledgeable and some are quite famous. The inside seems very clean and the people at the front desk are very polite and helpful. The clothing is cute in there. The only feedback is sometimes your mat to mat with people and it's a little crowded.

I love this studio, it is cozy and beautiful. And there are some great teachers which makes all the…read moredifference. Stephanie is the owner teacher, I like Julie Locke on Saturdays and go to Sunny on Sundays. It's also nice that they have showers so I can go right into my day.

I really enjoyed my yoga class this morning. I'm visiting from out of town and was looking for a…read morestudio near my sister's place to practice. I opted for the sat 10:15am class and it was great! The class was a great vinyasa flow that allowed me to build some heat and wasn't too challenging unless I wanted to go further. I enjoyed the space as well. I'll be back to try other classes.

This was the first Folk location in SF I visited. I came here for a class to ease back into my…read moreworkout routine shortly after returning from a trip to Asia this fall. The studio was small but tidy, and the room we practiced yoga in felt warm and cozy and reminded me of a treehouse. The instructor was chill, but the front desk staff was very impersonal.

The beginners yoga class is a great way to start a Saturday…read more, the room does get hot so bring water

If you are looking for a yoga studio that will challenge you and has a lot of poses and flow this…read moreis it. A true ashtanga experience. Beautiful studio with a lovely outdoor space

Made reservations for my friend's birthday with a group of 6. Had to sign some waivers, rent a mat…read morefor $5, grab a lock to lock up my belongings and on we went into our hot yoga! It was hot! Instructor was great. Showers were available with foaming body soap. Clean facility. Love it! Would definitely come back. Great experience. Every single staff was amazingly sweet. $36 for a class.

I took a hot Pilates class here on a weekday evening. The space itself is nice and I liked the…read moreoverall studio, especially the disco ball and lighting, they add a fun vibe. That said, I wasn't a big fan of the carpeted floors, as they don't seem the easiest to keep clean. My biggest takeaway, though, is that the class didn't really feel like Pilates. To me, Pilates is more about slow, controlled movements, intentional engagement, and strength-focused work. This class felt more like a series of random movements that didn't align much with that style. It leaned heavily into cardio, felt repetitive at times, and wasn't very engaging. It was also extremely hot, and there was a noticeable, somewhat unpleasant smell in the room.