They pack people in tight here, so if that's not your thing, I'd avoid. Otherwise, this place has…read moregreat instructors and does a good job making people feel included and involved in the yoga community. The donation based model is certainly interesting, it's cool that they can sustain that.

Unfortunately, I had a very disappointing experience here on October 26th, around 8:00-8:10 PM…read more I had visited once before for a yoga class and had a positive experience, so I returned simply to purchase a yoga mat. I brought my boyfriend, who is newly discovering yoga, and a friend visiting from the West Coast. Before walking in, I had actually been speaking so highly of yoga, how calming it is, and how much it can help with mindfulness and emotional well-being. Unfortunately, what happened next was the complete opposite of what I had just been describing. As I was looking at the yoga mats, I glanced toward the woman at the front desk. Without my even asking for assistance, she began waving her hands and repeatedly saying things like, "No, I can't, not right now," in a visibly rattled and dismissive manner. She eventually said she would get someone else to help us. The interaction was so uncomfortable and unnecessarily rude that I looked at my boyfriend in disbelief. He immediately suggested we leave, and we did. I later returned to express how uncomfortable the interaction had been, hoping there might be some acknowledgment or understanding. Instead, the second woman responded defensively, saying something along the lines of, "Well, that's why I'm here." There was no apology, no effort to understand what had happened, and unfortunately, both interactions left me feeling even more disappointed. What makes this especially unfortunate is that I'm relatively new to Houston, having moved here from Los Angeles, and I've been excited to introduce others to the yoga community. My boyfriend and our guest were getting their first impressions of this space, and this experience was incredibly discouraging. If you look at my review history, you'll see that I rarely leave negative reviews. I genuinely prefer to highlight positive experiences and support businesses. However, this interaction was so unnecessarily unpleasant that I felt it was worth sharing. I understand that people have stressful moments, especially when managing a busy studio. But how we communicate during those moments matters, particularly in a space centered around mindfulness, compassion, and self-awareness. I sincerely hope the staff can reflect on how they welcome and communicate with guests, especially those who may be experiencing yoga for the very first time. A little kindness, acknowledgment, or even a simple apology would have made all the difference. Unfortunately, this experience left such a bad impression on all three of us that I don't plan on returning.

This was my first time visiting this studio…read more It's in a commercial shopping strip M K T Heights Main. I parked under the freeway, there's a good-sized parking lot, you just walk across the road, and the sudio is walking distance from the parking lot. I couldn't figure out any other place to park, but I didn't spend a lot of time looking. I can tell this place was made by a yogi for yogis. What an intentionally created space. You can tell a lot of thought and positive energy was crafted into the studio. It's very peaceful and calming. Good vibes only. I believe the owner used to be at 4 dragons (for those that know the yoga scene), which I have heard about, but had never been to. I took "Yoga Wind Down" with Naomi C. and it was soo good. YIN lovers dream. She has this beautiful, soothing voice. She was subbing for someone else. I need to find her other classes! I would love to take her again. I would recommend Naomi, this class, and trying this studio out. Namaste.

I come here sometimes for yoga but this week I've got my kid in yoga camp and he's having a great…read moretime! He's the youngest one in the class but the bigger kids seem to take care of him. He's said his favorite thing he did out all of the activities we did yesterday was to make a dream catcher. They do a lot of great body movements and mind resting and he has fun.

I love this studio! The classes are throughout the day and make it easy to get a schedule down that…read moreworks for you. The classes are beginner friendly but instructors are so good at offering advancements too. Great sense of community within the Studio Be locations. I've really enjoyed my membership.

Came back after being away a bit and the classes are still really great. Instructors are kind and…read morehelp adjust your form and give techniques if needed. They have cold towels at the end with lavender and it's mostly clean. There's usually other people's dog hair that I end up coming home with and the lockers are a bit filthy. Front desk staff is always nice and overall a great workout no matter what class you go to.

After returning from a lovely wellness retreat, my husband's and my eyes were opened up to the…read moremagical wonders of Pilates and its benefits. We wanted to continue this once we returned to Houston, but we didn't want to find a studio with 30+ students and the Pilates classes at our current gym didn't give us any feedback on whether we were doing the positions/moves correctly. We turned to yelp for help :) We were looking for the following in a studio to supplement our gym membership: 1) small classes 2) personal attention 3) encouraging and attentive teachers This studio has all 3 of these things, but it's not limited to Pilates! They have yoga and cycling classes that meet the above three requirements too! We've only been members since October, but we look forward to our weekly classes. What's really nice is the class feels tailored to us. My husband and I have different bodies (height, strength, flexibility, etc), and the teachers really adapt to us! They'll change certain routines to ensure each student is getting the most of the session. It's a great personalized experience, and your body will thank you. I've already noticed better posture and just awareness of how I hold myself when doing everyday things at home or at work. What a neat find - thank you, yelpers!

This place is amazing the decor the fresh smell when you walk in to the professional teachers…read more Every time I go, I am so glad that I took the time to go and experience this luxurious studio..

I'm traveling for work and tried yoga at Black Swan today. Upon arrival, I was warmly greeted by…read morethe friendly staff members. The drop-in rate is a suggested donation of $10 to $20, and yoga mats are available for a $5 rental. Black Swan also offers monthly and annual memberships. The yoga studio is spacious, with floor-to-ceiling windows on the left side of the room that let in the beautiful morning light. Colorful lights and music throughout the space created a pleasant atmosphere for our practice. They also have clean lockers and restrooms, including showers. Free lockers are available to secure your belongings during class, too. This morning's class was taught by Eugenia Davis, who was warm with a bright smile. She provided excellent instruction and support throughout the flow class. It was a wonderful way to start the day. Thank you for making me feel welcome!

Other reviewers docked BSY Fannin for the parking situation, which is totally out of their control…read moreso not fair to dock. It comes with the territory of being in Midtown. When I go to this location, I park in the parking garage or parallel to the empty lot across the street on Fannin, where street parking is free. I have never had any safety issues in the parking garage despite it being in Midtown. Classes are generally less busy than the Kirby and Heights locations. Favorite yoga spot in Houston.

I love the culture at this studio. It feels like a real community. All of the instructors are…read moreamazing and different so you get exposed to a variety of techniques and teaching styles. I drive 30 minutes to get to the studio because I cannot imagine practicing anywhere else. My only criticism is that they do not have a shower

Staff is incredibly kind and friendly instructors knowledgeable and room exceptionally clean ,at…read morethe end of class you get the most fabulous dented lavender towel

Soul Tribes is my tribe--cheesy but true. I've been coming here for yoga, sound baths, and…read moremeditation for a year and a half, and I can't say I've been to any yoga studio like it. People really know each other here. It's a real community. The teachers are so welcoming and kind and knowledgable. The studio is clean and calming. There's nothing better than signing up for two classes back to back and hanging out on the comfy couch with a cup of tea between them. I am so grateful for this place!

My favorite Yoga studio Not only is super cute, the yoga…read moreinstructors are the best and the also offer Sound Bath sessions. The vibe is Tulum-like, beautiful plants everywhere, wood finishes, earthy tones and a beautiful energy. They have yoga for everyone, from beginners to advanced and they offer different types of yoga. MY favorite instructor is Haley. Located in a shopping center, I like that there is plenty of parking space, plus several cute stores and restaurants. They have different options to buy your classes, drop-in, 10'classes or membership, in my opinion the membership is the best option. I highly recommend them, book your class and have one of the best yoga experiences.

I have practiced yoga for years but I would not call myself advanced. I just love it as a workout…read moreand believe in the mindfulness benefits I have received from my practice. One of the founders of this studio, Madonna, is a huge reason I fell in love with yoga. I have taken her classes at several other studios before she opened Atrium. I was hooked on the well orchestrated flows that pushed me in a very inviting way (perfectly matched to the music!) and left me euphoric during savasana. The space is simple but well designed and beautiful. The teaching is of an extremely high caliber across the instructors. Despite this being a pretty inconvenient place for me to practice (20 min away and I pass other studios I like just fine on the way), I find myself draw back most weeks when I can make the time. The community is kind and the studio regularly does community-focused benefits to help raise awareness and money for causes like human trafficking. Near perfect, can't recommend enough.

The mommy and me class here is worth every cent. The atmosphere, the teacher (ash) and the…read morecommunity is amazing, welcoming and so sweet!

Love coming here for yoga! It's just as good as the heights location. They also have juiceland…read moreNextdoor too.

I feel like a beginner every time I come to yoga. The great thing about yoga is, you can take what…read moreyou need and if you cant do some of the poses, just keep moving. The instructors are always nice and helpful. I wish it wouldve been a little hotter but I enjoyed the session. The parking is horrible and it fills up quick. Thats really the only gripe I have.

So I was taking a long break from yoga. I was frustrated with hot/Bikram yoga, yoga schedules…read moreweren't working for me, my ankle was healing from being twisted (I don't think the immediate hike through the Guadalupe mountains helped that process)... Then I went rock climbing with some of my friends who are yoga teachers. And they climbed those rocks like monkeys. Me? You could say I was more of an elephant trying to clamber up a steep hill. I made a resolution to do more yoga. Robert Boustany developed the Pralaya Yoga System to help develop maximum functional strength. The instructors excel at isolating the parts of the body that require most attention and working through exercises with you to strengthen them. The studio is one room, usually flooded with soft natural light. It's in the Montrose area, serene and beautiful for practice. The instructor made me feel at ease. Unlike other yoga studios where you start to feel like it's a fashion and flexibility competition, Pralaya makes you feel like you are there for your body and mind. And isn't that what yoga is all about? The instructors don't take themselves too seriously, and there are moments when you have to just laugh at frustration about the challenge- in a good way. I won't divulge the powerful secrets of Pralaya yoga, but after my first and second classes quietly and resolutely kicked my a$$, i lay on the ground in savasana and felt restored. My back felt happier, my mind felt peace. Even my fingers and toes felt like they were smiling. FYI- This isn't your typical vinyasa or hatha class. Expect to work hard on strength training and flexibility in muscles you didn't even know you had.

I totally agree with reviews describing a cultish vibe. It's close to me, so I thought I'd try it…read moreanyways despite reading them, but have not been back after one class. If you want a typical yoga studio/community, this is not it. The class I took a few months ago was with Robert Boustany and he rubbed me the wrong way, with his constant talk about his time with monks in the Himalayas and singling me out during the class. It's also delivered as a hybrid class, which means that there are laptops set up in front of him as he teaches, which took me out of the moment. The people were definitely friendly though.