Five stars for the instructor: Desiree. She welcomed me into the studio and got me signed in with…read moreno problem as this was my first time to the studio (visiting from CA). The vinyasa class began right at 8:30am. Desiree began class with a mantra and a suggestion to focus on for "today's practice." I like that! She reminded us often to breath & led us through mindful flows. To the people who were new to Yoga (there were 2 I believe) she was very encouraging and reminded them this was their practice and to find a position comfortable for them. Overall an excellent experience & I'm most likely going to class tomorrow @ 10:00am unless my brother plans something else for me at that time. 4 stars because I couldn't make a purchase from their store because it "doesn't open until 11:00am." I get it. Only certain people have keys to the kingdom, but it would have been great to do a little shopping. The store is filled with lots of yoga & non-Yoga related items. #vacationshopper

We have been going to yoga for about a year and this is my first experience with yoga. The staff is…read morefriendly and there are different techniques taught by each person. There are beginner classes and more advanced classes, some classes focus on the core. The sessions are mostly in the morning and in the early evening. Don't be late! She has plenty of floor space and some merchandise for sale, including mats. I find these exercises have helped flexibility in my neck and spine (it makes it easier to drive). I am a guy, 54, and would recommend this activity to anyone. I believe the first class is free for locals!

I've been practicing Yoga for over 10 years. I've been to studios in Washington, Oregon and Idaho…read moreand from the moment I walked in, Peter, the Yoga teacher , was rude. There are no welcome to the studio feeling (this was my first time there) nor did he offer to show me the studio or take me on a tour which has been the norm with studios in the past. In addition there were only three students in the class so it was not like he was pressed for time. The class was advertised as Lunchtime Yoga . It was a chair Yoga class that incorporated different types of ballet moves. Huh? I mentioned this was not advertised online but he blew me off. He was not engaging whatsoever during the practice. One of the worst instructors ever. In addition, I sent a complaint through the company website. No response. Classy. Don't waste your time!

WOW! What a fantastic place! I am extremely impressed by the atmosphere and the staff here…read more I felt at home, I felt comfortable and I felt like I made new friends in the process. This business is located right on the river. The soft sounds of water and distant seal lions makes this place so dreamy and very "zen" I couldn't be happier with picking this studio to be my yoga studio. Thanks everyone!

What a great studio! Unique with tons of character. If ever in Astoria this a must do for yoga. I…read moresigned up for the weekly pass while out for the Coast invitational. I did the early morning on Sunday and then came back for the Sunday afternoon (hot) session. Looking forward to more classes this week. Been doing yoga for 18 years. It is important IMO to visit new instructors and learn something.

I just did the flow and restore with Emily on Thursday and am melting I came in after a very…read morestressful day and first off, the location is so cool! Literally in an old fire station. Second, Emily was an amazing instructor, really helped me fine tune my poses and I felt like a whole new person leaving. We would have a happier society if everyone took this class

I had the pleasure of taking some classes while visiting Cannon Beach. Christen is an amazing…read moreinstructor and she explains things incredibly well. She also has a calming, yet energetic presence. The studio is beautiful, warm and welcoming. I could feel a big improvement in my body's mobility and alignment by the end of each class. It will be fun to check out the Zoom hybrid class offerings so that I might be able to continue to participate in taking classes after I return home. Thanks for such a great experience!

An excellent and unexpected yoga gem in Cannon Beach! I try to visit yoga studios when I travel,…read moreand my lovely accommodations in Cannon Beach offered complimentary classes at CBYA. The second floor studio is warm and inviting, like the owner/teacher who greeted me upon entering. This is definitely a "locals" establishment based on who else seemed to be in the class I attended on a weekday, but you will feel welcome as a visitor. The students attending via Zoom had connections to Cannon Beach, but were living in other parts of the Northwest. Now for the yoga: if you read the owner's bio and know who her teachers have been and you resonate with that, you will LOVE this yoga. That is the case for me. This was one of the best classes I have attended in a long time. I am hoping to go again on an upcoming visit to Cannon Beach. I highly recommend this studio for yoga lovers!

I love this studio. The instructors are great and will adjust you (if wanted) to the correct…read morealignment. Really helped my practice. I learned a few new poses and they were very helpful to spot and offer tips Hours can be a little hard to make if you work. Mats, blocks, blankets and props are all available to borrow for class. Must try!

Check out the 7am Hatha Yoga with Charlene. Perfect combination of reflection, hard work, and…read moreflexibility. I am visiting/working here from Portland and am super impressed by this small, unassuming studio. Friendly, warm (literally, in the dead of winter), with an expert teacher who would be a rock star in the Portland yoga world as well. So if you have looked up yoga on Yelp, you know you are thinking about going to a class while you're on vacation. Seriously, no hesitation, get out and start your day this way!