Great staff, consistent high end teaching and music is always great. Also always a clean studio.

I was a member at Fahrenheit Yoga for five years. Never a complaint. Never a confrontation. The teachers are excellent -- Naima and Nikki especially. If this review were about them, it would be five stars. It's not. A yoga studio sells more than exercise. It sells a philosophy. Non-harming. Truthfulness. Compassion. Equanimity. When you pay for yoga, you're paying for a space where those principles are supposed to mean something. Two days ago, I got there early for a spot near the support bar. I have newly diagnosed early onset arthritis and was trying to take care of my body that day. A woman I'd never met asked me to move. She said she had a broken hip. I said, "You have a broken hip?" -- genuinely surprised. She'd had surgery and was recovering. I nodded and moved. I was annoyed; but, I did exactly what was asked of me. No argument. No scene. Twenty seconds. She replied with attitude, "Thanks for being so nice about it." I let it go. Here is what I did wrong: I asked a question before complying, and I didn't smile while doing it. What I didn't know: she was the owner's close friend of twelve years. She didn't know my name -- staff must have given it to her so she could complain about a member who had complied with her request. Within an hour, the owner, Nora Shabayek, called me. Hostile from the first sentence -- not investigating, but defending a friend. She made it plain: this was personal, her dear friend of twelve years, and I lacked compassion. She read her friend's text messages aloud as evidence -- accusations that were grossly exaggerated and often false. She talked over me. Got loud. She kept claiming she was protecting the space -- from what? A twenty-second interaction where I complied and no one was harmed? While she berated a loyal member with zero curiosity, zero grace? She terminated my five-year membership over someone else's account of something she never saw. She never genuinely asked for my side. The truth wasn't important -- it was her relationship with her friend that mattered here. Nora claimed others in the room agreed I was rude. I don't believe it. Anyone in that room saw one question, then compliance. The worst anyone could say is I didn't look happy about moving -- and if that's grounds for termination, no customer is safe. Someone who berates a customer, acts on hearsay, and terminates a five-year relationship while claiming to protect the space is the person the space needs protecting from. What made the calls surreal: Nora kept emphasizing her friend's severe limitations -- couldn't get up stairs, needed parking cones. She was confirming exactly why my question made sense. She was making my case for me. I called back hoping to be heard. Every time I responded to false accusations, she talked over me and called me combative. The dynamic was set: she was right, I was wrong, and defending myself was further proof that I was a villain. Twenty seconds undid five years and all the money I poured into this studio. A few things Nora never did: ask why I was near that bar. Consider I might be managing my own body. Weigh five years of loyalty against twenty seconds of compliance. Apologize. Acknowledge she witnessed nothing. To his credit, the studio manager, Nick, called me afterward. He acknowledged the termination was wrong and reinstated my membership. I appreciate him. He was the one professional and fair person trying to make it right. I cancelled. I cannot practice where the owner settles personal grievances with business authority (clear abuse of power), violates client privacy, and embodies the opposite of every principle on the walls. The teachers are wonderful. The classes are high quality. But the person running the place doesn't practice what she sells. What happened wasn't ahimsa, satya, or compassion. It was someone with power using a business to punish a stranger because her friend felt slighted by a question and a lack of a smile. I loved this studio. I recommended it to many over the years. Going forward, those recommendations come with a warning. read more

I've been doing yoga for about a year. For reference: I'm an Arab immigrant. A man. With functioning knees (formerly). Walking into Fahrenheit Yoga already felt like I was betraying at least three generations. Somewhere, an uncle just shook his head for no reason. Hot 26(Bikram)at Fahrenheit is not yoga. It's a 90 minute hostage situation with stretching. The room is so hot your thoughts immediately file for divorce. First 10 minutes: confidence. Minute 20: regret. Minute 40: spiritual bargaining. Minute 60: God has left the chat, science is fake, and time is a social construct. By the end, you're just a damp, enlightened noodle. This class will: -delete your ego -uninstall your personality -defrag your spine -and factory-reset your soul I walked in with knee pain, back pain, hip pain, elbow pain, emotional stiffness, and a strong sense of masculinity. I walked out flexible, peaceful, and unsure who I used to be. This is better than pizza in Naples. Better than stouts in Ireland. Better than therapy, because therapy never made me sweat, cry, shake, hallucinate, and spiritually ascend while staring at a mirror. At some point I genuinely believed Hot 26 could: -fix the Arab world -end wars -bring Jesus back AGAIN -and make Him say "okay but why is it THIS hot" By the end of class, everyone looks like they survived the same disaster. No words. Just eye contact. Trauma bonded forever. Come early. Bring water. Do NOT come cocky. Fahrenheit Yoga isn't a studio it's a sauna powered personality eraser. read more

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Had never really had the opportunity to try a hot yoga class in Nashville until a special private Yelp event came up -- and I'm so glad it did! The class was clear, concise, and the instructor, Ally, was phenomenal. She walked us through the entire process with transparency and made sure everyone felt comfortable, reminding us that we were each there for our own reason. I also appreciated how intentional she was in closing the class, taking a moment to thank everyone personally before we left. Overall, I would definitely recommend this studio if you're looking for one of the best hot yoga experiences in Nashville! read more

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The studio was hosting a yelp event and it was so fun! The class was great for beginners and the instructor was patient and very detailed with her directions. This was my first time doing hot yoga, and I would definitely go back, especially here. Everything was clean organized and a judgement free zone. When the class ended they gave us free yoga mats açai and a card that allow us to have a few free classes. Overall a great event! read more

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My friend, unfortunately, mentioned some pretty unsavory things in this establishment and I'm sorry. Good instructors, great classes, great vibe. Parking... not the best but also it's Nashville and the hockey team is called the "Predators" so that's a thing. Highly recommend this establishment. Go Bruins. read more

All the instructors are either gifted and very experienced or fresh, enthusiastic and bring new energy to their classes. The ceilings are high, room is bright and very spacious. When it's crowded for popular classes, still room to move. Tons of class options with varied teachers for all. Times of day start at 5am and end at 8:30pm. So helpful for a working mom. Consistently challenging but also connected and meditative. I drive across town 3-6x a week for this place. I'm often a little behind, 2-5 minutes. They lock the doors on time (fair) but I'll come back twice in a day if I'm locked out - that's how integral this place is to my wellbeing. The floor is heated. Teachers seem to all understand or respect the importance of consistent heat. (i.e. no sporadic, random fans switching on right in the middle of the most intense portions of class). Parking is not ideal - just a few spaces, street parking very limited, but it's worth the parking juggle for the experience inside. I am really devoted to this studio. I guess it's my happy place. 10/10. read more

this is my fav yoga studio!! classes heavily lean towards exercise classes with yoga moves than a specific type of yoga. PARKING: lot parking is hard to come by. i try for street parallel parking but i advise getting there 15 min early to secure a spot or else it gets really annoying. either pay for parking in a lot on the street or park in neighborhood and walk read more

I do not recommend this studio at all and I've been practicing yoga for 15 years. There are so many issues, they try to lock you in contracts with awful customer service. Most instructors do not do anything for injury prevention and its likely you will get injured - Annie and Rolland in particular do this. They don't make adjustments to students so not true instructors, and they flows they choose are out of order before the body is warmed up. I've heard them say bad things about people when you are walking in many times, not very namaste. I was scolded for drinking water in a class before the water break - they don't care what the client is going through. I've watched instructors get mad at other students and never seen that before as well. The instructors take the classes and do a completely different flow - very distracting. The parking is very limited (so expect to have to pay for parking in a near lot) and the classes are so close together you are stressed before you get there with how chaotic it is which means even if you come early you can't get a parking spot. There are a lot of other issues but this should explain some top things when you are selecting your yoga studio. read more

I've been going to Fahrenheit Yoga for 6 months now and it's a very clean and wonderful studio, with interesting and talented teachers! The owners are excellent, and it offers a beautiful yoga community! read more

I've tried other studios in Nashville and this is the one I enjoy the most and the only one of which I'm a member. The owners set a tone that's both disciplined and enthusiastic. It's a great family and I'm always amazed at the number of students and the dedication. I've never had a bad teacher and always feel welcome. The layout and design of the studio is outstanding and it's very well maintained and always friendly. LOVE going there. If you don't love DiDi and Norah, you got issues. read more

Yogi newbie. Great place. Will continue to visit ! Friendly staff and very helpful. The entire enrollment process was easy and classes have over delivered ! read more

Goddam this studio is awesome. It's clean, friendly, modern, the classes slap, the instructors slap, T is the chillest dude on Earth, the water pressure in the showers is at a respectable level, and it feels like home. Love this place. read more

Absolutely love this studio! Tried it for their 10 day trial and will definitely be joining and coming back frequently. Several different instructors were all incredible, but my favorites so far were Naima and Gil. You can tell they really are cultivating a good vibe at this studio with who they have leading classes and the overall positivity and welcoming experience. The studio is also beautiful. I love the big windows. Taking a morning yoga class in the pouring rain?! Who knew how much I needed that. read more

Love the instructors, the room is crazy hot, and the owners are engaged and care. It's so hard but I'm a guy that's not really flexible.

Excellent location, beautiful studio, ample classes available, competent teachers and friendly staff, very clean bathrooms/locker rooms with multiple showers for after class. read more

Living in Nashville temporarily, and found this hot yoga studio at the end of the street I live on (in 12 South). The staff here is VERY nice and welcoming, and they make you feel right at home. I've loved all the classes I've attended, however, I wish all of them were HOT (as the name of the studio implies). My favorite classes were always the ones at night, at 8:30 pm, when the lights are off, and the street lights and car lights shine into the studio above; really cool and relaxing atmosphere to do yoga in. Classes are easy to book online through the MindBody app, but it can be difficult to actually get into some of the classes, even when booking a week out (they fill up fast). Some allow you to "waitlist", but the waitlist usually stays full (and you're unable to see what # you are on it). I have a very fluid schedule with the hospital I work at (am forced to stay late a few times a week), and it is helpful that you can cancel classes through the app, with no cancellation fee (always try to cancel a few hours out). Definitely a perk of this studio. There is a small parking lot behind the studio (I've never had any trouble finding a spot), but if the lot is full, you can park at the park across the street without any issues, as many clients do. Love this hot yoga studio and will miss it!! read more

Enjoy Gilbert's classes, the facilities, and the location of Fahrenheit, as a rookie yogi.

I wanted to try a new yoga studio and first time visiting this studio we had a very unwelcoming experience. Nikki was not very accommodating and felt cold towards us. due to many years of yoga experience and practice I know what works best for my body. felt very uncomfortable due to comments made it class that felt targeted to us being "new". class was good but service was not. read more

Favorite hot yoga place to go to, I love the schedule they have tons of times and lots of classes to choose from

Amazing teachers, clean, beautiful space, HOT, HOT, HOT! I always feel amazing after a class.

I went to six classes so far, three different instructors all great in their own way, I will be joing next week. Studio is very welcoming and kept very clean read more

I have been twice and both time instructors were great and studio space is very nice and open. Bathroom and shower areas were also very clean. read more

After 2 cancelled classes (because they were closed) they were pretty rude about it. I guess they don't have any trouble getting people in or staying because it's always crowded. Still no reason to be rude. I'll be shopping around for another studio after my package is up (the package I only got to use half of because they were closed). I emailed them about it and I still have not received a response- that's just bad business. Also, just FYI, the parking lot is very small so expect to street park. read more

Good teachers Clean studio Nice ladies bathroom Cold towel at the end of the class is a winner read more

Love the atmosphere of the studio and there is so much variety in the class schedule. Everyone has been so welcoming as well!

Overall, it's a great place to do hot yoga. Really enjoy the majority of instructors as well. Unfortunately parking is really limited and street parking can be tough. And If you're more than a 1-2 minutes late, you get locked out of class which not sure I fully agree with...but it is what it is. I think they could be more lenient in this and a few other policies and it would be a much friendlier experience. read more

Fahrenheit is awesome! The variety and frequency of classes is awesome. I enjoy the overall energy of the studio and the people.

One of my favorite hot yoga studios in Nashville. I'll put the emphasis on HOT because this is definitely one of the hotter and more humid studios I've been too which isn't good or bad, just something to be aware of going in. I've taken a few different classes (Hot 26, Power Flow, Fusion) classes with several instructions and haven't had a bad experience yet. Instructors and students are very friendly and welcoming. The classes present a good challenge without leaving you overexerted, could not recommend any more highly! read more

AWFUL AND DISAPPOINTING. Drove 30 minutes there to have a cheap date night doing their new member discount only to find out that they don't have equipment to rent despite their mindbody app that you have to book through saying specifically that they do. They were wanting $25 per mat even though they NEVER clarified during any of the booking or blurbs on the class that you would need to bring equipment. Really devastating to drive far to get there and have the equipment and not bring it due to them not saying it was required. read more

Fahrenheit Yoga - Mindbody booking for the specific class booked that states that they have rental equipment available. - Yoga Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

I love the instructors they have great energy and laugh in class. The room is really hot (love it), plenty of work and some meditation. I like my classes to be as physically demanding as possible and they mail it but also have modifications for everyone. Locker rooms are also beautiful and well stocked! read more

Fahrenheit Yoga - Locker room, has shampoos conditioner, tampons dry shampoo etc! - Yoga Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

The heat and humidity of the room is ideal. Instructors give excellent cues, creative description words and an overall supportive energy/confidence. Gilbert announced a special thru the end of October 2020 for $79 per month unlimited! That's a GREAT value for the quality of classes offered here! And the room smelled fresh and clean! Locker room too!! As a previous studio owner in Southern California, I know what I'm talking about read more

I had a shockingly bad experience with the one of the owners, Nora. Yoga should be a time to unwind and place to feel safe. I will no longer be entrusting my yoga practice here. read more

I could not say BETTER things about this studio! The teachers are GLAMazing! Just badass teachers! Naima,Nikki, Nora, Annie, Gilbert, Jess, oh and can't forget Roland! read more

It is always a great day when I get to spend part of it at Fahrenheit. Everything about the last two years has been difficult but Fahrenheit has been a refuge. A place to center myself and practice with amazing teachers in a wonderful space. read more

Fahrenheit is the cleanest, friendliest, and best yoga studio in Nashville! I have been to so many and Fahrenheit blows them all out of the water!! Love All the instructors and the facilities as well. read more

Team was extremely helpful with setting up as a newbie, yogis taking the class were all very open & welcoming. The flow of class was one of the BEST I've ever taken! read more

This place made me extremely uncomfortable. They get great reviews and we were told to go there, so I was very surprised by my experience. But whatever, at least I got to sweat and work on my tolerance skills, which admittedly I could improve upon read more

Such a beautiful studio with welcoming and warm vibes. Plenty of showers in the locker room and space to change before and after class. Also tons of class options each day. read more

Fahrenheit Yoga - View of Fahrenheit Yoga from the northwest corner of Sevier Park . - Yoga Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

Very welcoming of new people. Great teachers. The cool lavender towels after the tough workout were a blessing.