Such a great place! It's super clean, the employees are approachable and upbeat and minus a couple…read moreof busier windows, scheduling is a breeze. If you're covid fearful, you get each sauna room to yourself (at least I've always been able to). I have used infrared saunas for a long time and my biggest complaint is always that being hot and bored is a terrible combination--working out while dealing with the heat makes it so much less miserable. They offer a free class and tour so you can try before signing up. And you have 24/7 access via key code which is really nice if you like to workout really early or late. Very cool place!

stay away from this scam. read the other reviews. once you sign up they make it impossible to…read morecancel. I went in person to cancel and they were extremely rude and of course they charged me today (1st of month) for another month. don't fall for this scam. def not worth it.

Grace yoga is a tranquil oasis. The instructors are highly trained, caring and highly motivated…read more Whatever your level in yoga this facility is a true hidden gem!

Called on a whim when in town on business and wanting a yoga place close by. Jan was very helpful…read moreand friendly providing perfect directions to find the studio. Very inviting and peaceful atmosphere. Excellent information provided. Answered questions. Lovely studio. Great workout for anyone of any level. Would definitely attend again.

Absolutely superb. Small classes, the instructors see everyone and help or correct if needed. I…read moream in town for a few weeks for work, they know I am not a long term client, but treat me grandly. I am a relative beginner, they are kind, helpful and encouraging. If my work brings me back to College Station, I will definitely come back.

I am so glad I found this place! It is truly my happy place. The owner Kim is amazing as well as…read morethe instructors! I have an unlimited semester pass for $235 which is a great deal because I go about 4 times a week and drop ins are usually $20 anywhere you go. My favorite class is district 26 if you like hot hot yoga, It's the best!

Okay so let me tell you a little story....one day I got shipped off to College Station Texas for…read morealmost a month for work. In the summer. Without my family. 3.5 weeks alone? What the heck was I going to do with all my free time? So at home I try to squeeze in a Bikram class once maybe twice a week. Its the ONLY yoga I have ever enjoyed. So back to summer 2019. I check Yelp and it says YogaPod in College Station has a PodHOT class.....soooo why not give it a shot? Nothing to lose right? I go in. Did I mention these people are ridiculously friendly? They are. Its unnerving for this gal from the MidAtlantic area. But I go in. I buy a package. I have a lot of free time. I take a PodHOT class, its my Bikram poses and hot - mind you its not as regimented as Bikram is but Im still getting in my time in the hot room. So then I think well why not try some of these other classes...they sound interesting enough. So I do. Some days I take 2 classes. Or 3. Once I took 4. Its where I spent my time in College Station when I wasn't working. PodBARRE or PodFIT or Yin or Restorative or Sunrise. It doesnt matter which I took. I loved EVERY single one of them. Kelli. Kate. Regina. Michelle. Carla. The teachers are phenomenal I dont live in College Station but if I did I would be a regular. After 3.5 weeks away I miss my family at home but when I leave YogaPOD for the last time I will miss this home away from home. Namaste!

I always find YogaPod in College Station to be the best yoga studio! From hot yoga to yin to…read morerestorative everyone is so welcoming and the classes leave me more mindful and refreshed. Tali and all the instructors are the best. I highly recommend!!!

Authentic, non-corporate, yoga…read more Class sizes are small, so one always receives personal attention to their form. This is a major plus since many studios pack in students like sardines, and form is sacrificed. I have heard through the years of people injuring themselves through yoga, which should not happen, provided you have a seasoned instructor with a strong knowledge base; enter Marita. It is hard to imagine one person trying to adjust and correct 35 bodies! This is not the case at Kingwood Yoga though, because none of the class sizes ever reach past 10! Each individual receives feedback about their pose, which is very encouraging. If one cannot do an inversion, then Marita will modify one so that everyone is doing an inversion, as an example. Marita has been a practitioner of yoga for some time and it is apparent based on her knowledge and safe practice. Another plus of Kingwood Yoga is that the fees are upfront and posted on the website. Full financial discolure is important to me, and I will assume to you as well; there are no contracts. Every gym, self-defense, MMA gym, you name it ALWAYS has a contract and they get you inside for your 'complementary session' only to hound you as you try to escape after hearing the terms. In a world of shoddy business ethics, I have the utmost respect for Marita and how she handles her business practices. She honest and fair. I cannot rate, or speak of, the other services Kingwood Yoga offers, such as prenatal yoga, children's yoga, or massage services available there. I have only attended the regular yoga classes. But my guess is that they are just a brilliant as the 'regular' class, only modified for their respective populations. However, I do feel like I can speak briefly about Marita's teacher training course, as she has some of her students lead the classes, but they are under her supervision, so yes she is physically present, and watching. After a couple of the students graduated, they filled in while for a week and they were amazing, holding to the Iyengar Yoga tradition, yet bringing their own spirit and creativity into the class. I cannot speak highly enough about Kingwood Yoga. Marita is absolutely amazing, and that same spirit comes through in her student teachers too.

I am a hairstylist by trade and have a passion for helping and healing.....which brought me to the…read moreteacher training program offered at Kingwood Yoga and Wellness Center. My husband owns a Jiujitsu school and I am a student and also assist in the children's program. We thought that adding a yoga program would help to round out our school. I have learned to build classes specific to ones needs through the extensive training Marita offers. In addition she has unlimited knowledge of the body, mind and soul! My experience at Kingwood Yoga and Fitness has been amazing!!!!!

Excellent studio! Very good classes, lots to choose from, I love hot classes with infrared lamps:)!…read moreUpscale and zen at the same time:) can't wish for more. Thank you Sunset Yoga!

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I want to restorative yoga at 5 PM on Sunday. It was much needed. I'm someone who's always on the…read morego always doing something so if you feel like you need a nervous system reset this is the class.

Super honest review here. Ive taken yoga and hot yoga classes a few times all around Houston but…read more100% would classify myself as more of a beginner. I was excited to try one near me. Unfortunately, this was probably the worst experiences I have had with yoga all around. A couple of the classes were nice where the instructors were bareable. A particular class that set me over the edge was the saturday morning hot yoga class. Please keep in mind there is ONE room they work out of here. When I arrived I immediately looked in the room and it was PAKCED. I stood there and said to myself... ok... I reserved a spot and then I looked closely at the number of people that can book and its 30! Sorry, but 30 people in that small room is crazy. I understand in a standard hot yoga class there is a full class of people and right next to each other.. but when I took one look in that class and instructor guy is asking the ladies to move over and fit me in to a none existing spot that is going to be uncomfortable for every one sweating profusely, I'll PASS. He was super pushy in trying to get me to stay (which was already uncomfortable enough to decide to leave) but after about 4 times saying No I just darted out of the building. The other thing that really bothered me was the schedule at the Baker Cypress location. Very odd times and also the types of classes werent "as good". Seems the 290 location has the best classes. Lastly, I came to another class on the weekend and was 3 minutes late. The door was locked and couldn't enter which is crazy. No one at the front desk... just odd. I left and just didnt come back. I'm glad I tried it out though and can say I gave it a shot.

I come here for yoga every month and they have the most welcoming and helpful teachers! I love the…read morespace for their yoga. This place also has a spa/massage area as well as a tea/smoothie bar! I tried their hibiscus tea recently and while it's a little more watered down than I normally like my tea, it's refreshing after you workout!

I booked a massage through ClassPass as a Mother's Day gift for my mom. I called ahead and informed…read morethe staff that the booking was for her -- at no point was I told this would be an issue. When we arrived, the owner and staff were condescending, rude, and showed zero empathy, turning what was meant to be a special occasion into an embarrassing and upsetting experience. I've visited before for yoga classes, but the attitude toward ClassPass customers here is consistently dismissive -- from being made to fill out a new form before every single class despite being a returning customer, to the way this situation was handled. No one should be made to feel unwelcome when they're simply trying to do something kind for someone they love. What could have been a simple, understanding conversation was instead handled with zero grace. Do better.