I was staying in Le Marais during my trip in Paris, and I wanted to check out multiple yoga studios…read morein the area. I found Modo Yoga Paris by Google searching local spots. They had a great drop-in deal of 19 Euros for the first class. Mat, mat towel, and shower towel were included for the first class as well. The yoga instructor was very nice and friendly. When she checked me in she asked me what language I preferred, and she spoke English to me while she got me acquainted to the space. Mod Yoga was a lot bigger than I thought. It had a few rooms - I think I saw a total of 4 rooms - for practicing yoga and perhaps other fitness oriented styles like pilates. The locker room was big. I would even say probably the biggest one I've seen, and the first I've seen that included showers. I took a vinyasa class at 9:30am. The room was heated, and the class was full. The teacher taught the entirety of the class in French, which was totally fine since I understand French a little and was able to follow along easily by listening to Sanskrit and watching her demo. I had a very wonderful experience, and I would certainly come back to this studio next time I'm in the area.

It was in Toronto, Canada where I was first introduced to the Modo (Moksha) Yoga community and…read morewhere I first started practicing with them. Ever since I took my first class with Modo Yoga I knew it was the right place for me. When Modo Yoga came to Paris, I can't even begin to explain how excited I was! This was my chance to get back into my practice, and pick up where I left off after leaving Canada 6 years ago. Doing yoga in a hot room is definitely a bit different if you're used to practicing at normal ambient temperatures, but I truly believe it has so many benefits. These are the reasons why I love practicing in the hot room: 1. Improved Flexibility. The heat warms up your muscles, allowing you to have better range of motion/flexibility, ultimately allowing you to move at a quicker pace to more advanced postures 2. Breathing. The heat actually challenges your breathing, making it more audible and more importantly, making you more aware of it. 3. Mindfulness and acceptance. You learn to accept yourself, when you're drenched in sweat, when you have a tough time doing a posture as well as your neighbour. You become mindful of your thoughts and your body's limitations, the drama of the ego - accept and let it go. 4. Meditation and relaxation. The more I practice, the more my body takes control and my mind is freed. And the these are the reasons why I love Modo Yoga Paris! 1. Exceptional, inspiring teachers and staff! They always make me feel so at home, exude so much positivity and even after such a short time since they opened I have this feeling of knowing some of the staff for a very long time :) 2. Feeling part of a special community. It's like Modo Yoga has a filter at the front door, only positive energy and lovely people seem to walk through! 3. The ethos of Modo Yoga and how they truly embody their 7 pillars. Thanks for making my days all that much brighter!

A real Marais gem! Beautiful space, friendly English-speaking owner, several yoga and Pilates…read moreclasses taught in English. Instructors are welcoming and are among the best teachers I've ever had. (I take a lot of yoga and Pilates in the U.S.). Call before you go, to get the gate entry code. Highest Recommendation!

I took a class today and loved it! Was an intermediate class and challenging, taught by a great…read moreAustralian woman yogi. Pretty studio, a bit hard to find (in a courtyard). Highly recommend!

Came from the Mecca of yoga socal for a vacation.decided to take a class . I usually do hot vinyasa…read more. In a dark studio With very loud music. Could not find the right time frame and took my chances at Paris. Very nice clean studio. Did not tell the teacher I speak no French until after the class. I guess I did ok since she did a lot of adjustments. But very few on me. Came back for another class following day told the teach I speak no French but I dont think she spoke any English, which is fine. It's amazing that the sequence is almost the same of what im used to. Even the inversions at the end. By the way I'm a 74 yd old man.

As far as yoga studios go in Paris, this one is amazing. The studio is welcoming and offers a…read moresense of peace and tranquility from the moment you walk through the door. They have one big studio with a huge skylight that is absolutely gorgeous. It is a very peaceful place to practice. I took an early afternoon class, so the room was not dark at all, so if you are looking for a dark place to practice, maybe try the night class. This studio provided mats, blocks and blankets at no extra charge. I believe they have straps too. The mat was clean and every one cleaned their mat after class with the adorable CLEAN colorful washcloths and cleaning fluid provided. I thought that was a nice touch. There are changing rooms and clean restrooms and the staff is incredibly helpful and nice. Silke was an amazing instructor. The class was 1hr and 15mins. I have been practicing for years and she was able to teach me a thing or two. I was even able to accomplish moves I had never been able to do before. She broke everything down step by step and even provided demonstrations. I also liked her opening and closing to the class- her view on the practice of yoga and how that carries out in your day to day. Overall I had a great experience at this studio and plan to return again during my stay in Paris. I highly recommend this studio to Americans passing through Paris and wanting to get their yoga fix -'or to anyone that is looking to practice. The classes are pretty pricy for the states, but reasonable for Paris.

This is a beautiful new yoga space with a variety of classes and instructors. It's brand new which…read moreis nice and it's right in the center of town, right next to the RER. I took both a beginner and intermediate class so far and loved them both. They plan to add more classes, workshops and even additional health and wellness services like chiropractic, massage and nutrition.

Great yoga classes if you stick with the authentic Ashtanga and Iyengar options, and experienced…read moreteachers such as nick and Christa etc. Though unfortunately other classes ensured I won't be returning.. Tatiana was so rude, no introduction no injuries question, she stayed on her Instagram feed the entire time before class, zero communication with students and could barely understand her cues even though I'm fluent in French because of how she was trying to talk. Her class was completely focused on her not the experience of paying students in the room. Same with Audrey, a yoga teacher shouldn't be practicing with students they should be teaching or demonstrating. She floated through her advanced asanas making sarcastic comments to students about how easy it was, gave hard assists without asking permission which was painful for my hip flexors and came in with the biggest ego I've witnessed in a teacher. Her rock and roll hard attitude is best suited in a bar not a yoga space. I've never walked out of a class thinking wtf just happened. At the prices your studio charges I would hope classes would be filled with kind genuine teachers that aren't obsessed with themselves and their cell phones. Good luck!

I am an avid Jivamukti practicioner from the home school in NYC and Carol Issa is the only…read moreJivamukti teacher I know of in France and she's incredible. She is the real deal! And, she was willing to teach in English but it was actually way more fun to practice totally en francais! Thanks Carol! True Jiva Diva! Beautiful studio (no windows). Super super friendly front desk, and beautiful but coed changing area behind the studio.

Beautiful space to practice yoga. I take Iyanger classes here. Super friendly staff. All yoga…read morelevels welcome. Easy metro connections near by.

Rasa is a beautiful studio and very conveniently located. The teachers are great, the classes are…read moreconvenient and they have discount cards for students! They also offer many interesting workshops! Look, yoga in Paris is expensive - Rasa is priced pretty well, all things considered!