Googled Hot Yoga in Boston and came up with this one. We were surprised when we arrived that the…read moreclass was not heated. Actually it was cold. The vinyasa class was pretty basic. Beautiful studio though. I'd come here for a mellow recovery class. But it wasn't really the heated vinyasa work out I was looking for.

A tremendous and welcoming studio. As an out of town visitor both Nikki McMaster and Beth Fricke…read morewere so welcoming, professional and I could tell loved the classes they were teaching. I cannot recommend this yoga studio enough. I am so lucky to have found them and will visit anytime I'm in Boston. Thank you!

After a busy week in NYC we came to Boston for a wedding & decided we would treat ourselves to a…read morerelaxing couples massage. I have to say that it exceeded my expectations and provided some much needed relaxation and balance to my mind, body and soul. If I lived in Boston I would visit Allain every chance I got!!! Without reservations, I highly recommend the couples massage at Balans.

Had one of the best deep tissue massages with Christina. Followed it with the add on salt scrub. It…read morewas amazing. Kristi gave me a facial that was so relaxing I almost fell asleep.

Came in for a beginner class, brand new to aerial. They have an assistant instructor who helps us…read morefeel supported, esp when learning a backflip. It's a great class to challenge yourself! If you like being in a hammock, this is the studio for you! Don't forget your yoga mat! ($5 to borrow). Friendly staff as well. They are on ClassPass which is great to try when visiting the area! Def try to arrive on time or they have written they won't let you in.

As someone new to aerial yoga, I tried their recovery class which was meant to be a relaxing,…read morestretching class. Veronica was great, and her instructions on getting to the different positions were very clear, and the meditation was calming. I think I still have to get a hang of the hammock, and the constant swaying was a bit dizzying for me and caused a mild headache. Otherwise the atmosphere was very relaxing, and it's worth a visit if you are curious or have liked aerial yoga before!

What a great studio! It was so beautiful to be sweating it out in hot yoga, flowing through…read morecreatively constructed flows with snow softly falling outside the window. Nicole was an awesome teacher. Definitely coming back next time I'm in Boston.

I've been practicing here for the last two winters, while living in town, and I love it. Really…read moregreat instructors who are authentically passionate about teaching. Good variety of classes with 2 studio spaces and at all hours throughout the day. Definitely recommend!

I took one class here and it reminded me of solidcore but more teal (rather than electric blue),…read morebright, and gentle and less like you're in an EDM club. Same idea with a megaformer and low impact, high intensity moves that leave you sweating, so it just all depends on what vibe you like more! I like that the megaformer offers variety even within one workout and coming to a studio like this offers movements and workouts that you cannot easily replicate at home. Plus, small class sizes (12 people max?) offer the boutique experience. The instructor was able to provide hands-on modifications and demonstrate the moves on an unoccupied reformer but that would be more difficult if the class was fuller. It seems they have days focusing on different body parts, so depending on which day you choose, you may get less arm workouts but more core and legs or vice versa. Not sure if that information is on the website but there is a calendar with the schedule in the studio. Tip: - There is no warm-up so be on time! - Bring a water bottle and towel if you sweat easily like I do. - Would recommend good sticky socks so you have more stability, especially when you start sweating on your platform. - A great way to try out the class is with one of the $5 teacher-in-training classes!

Jesse was really helpful as a beginner & first time here. Low impact but still intense & definitely…read morenot easy.

Did a quick pop in on our Tuesday adventure and my lady scooped me a nice new color drop pink mens…read moreshorts 5" pace breaker! We moved fast, the shop was busy on a beautiful day. Our sales associate that rang us out was super nice. No sales today, but the shorts to match her fits made me happy. The shop has a lot of space and fitting rooms. Would go back.

Workers here are super helpful. They helped me find the pieces I was looking for. This store has a…read morewide selection as well!

I discovered BURN on ClassPass and loved it from the first class. It is a small studio, but I have…read morenever felt over-crowded in a class. The equipment is in great shape and I like that they have a lot of different weight options. I have taken a few instructors and all are friendly and helpful! Something I love about this studio is it welcomes all ages and abilities. It can be very intimidating walking into a new place and this studio does a great job of welcoming all. I am excited to try all the different classes they have to offer! The only downside is since it is such a small studio, they do not have a ton of class times to choose from. But that being said, I have never had an issue getting into a class or finding one that fits my schedule. My favorites are the TRX Bootcamp with Alex and the Power BURN with Jonathan. I can not recommend this place enough if you are looking for a strength training workout!

I'd visited BURN Fitness Studios for the first time through ClassPass a few years ago and really…read moreenjoyed the classes I took. I signed back up for ClassPass recently and was so thankful to be able to take BURN classes again, even during a pandemic. I've since gone back into the studio for in-person classes, which are masked and have limited capacity, but now prefer to take their classes online. My favorite classes have been Tabata Burn and Power Burn. Jonathan, who teaches both, is charismatic and makes the class feel engaging even through Zoom. I would say the classes are challenging, but suited for all skill levels, and they encourage you to modify the workouts for whatever feels good for you.

I've been taking classes at Boston Body Pilates in the Waterfront for about six weeks now, and my…read moreexperience has been overwhelmingly positive--especially thanks to Valencia, one of their instructors. She's a Black woman, and having that representation in a Pilates space genuinely matters to me. Starting where I started and seeing how far I've already come with her support has meant a lot. She remembers my name, makes me feel included rather than out of place, and gives hands-on guidance that actually helps me understand and correct my technique. It's the kind of attention that makes you want to keep showing up. From my very first day, I've also felt welcomed by Courtney, who greeted me when I walked in, and by Mallory, who's been responsive and kind over email. There's a sense of attentiveness throughout the studio that I really appreciate--especially with all the current conversations happening around inclusivity in Pilates spaces. Now, for the real talk: Communication They do say on their website that email is the best way to reach them, and they mean it. Calling is... hit or miss. I've called before and gotten no answer, and I've talked to other people who've had the same experience. So if you're looking for a quick phone response, good luck--you're better off emailing. Schedule & Space They offer classes seven days a week, with options in the morning, afternoon, and evening, which makes it easy to fit into any schedule. I'm also looking forward to exploring more of the studio, because they have different rooms with different machines and setups. Parking It's the Northend--so yes, parking is rough. You're likely paying $28+ unless you luck out with street parking. Keep that in mind when planning your trip. Location They're a bit tucked away. If you're taking a Lyft or driving, note that you can't just pull up right in front. They're located on the other side of Joe's (the restaurant). Once you figure it out, it's easy, but the first time can feel like a scavenger hunt. Other Note From time to time there's a dog in the studio, but I've never had it roaming around during class. Just something to know if you're allergic or prefer pet-free spaces. Overall, I've felt supported, included, and challenged in all the right ways. If you're considering trying Pilates--especially if you value representation, community, and instructors who actually pay attention--Boston Body Pilates Waterfront is worth checking out.

Tried the mat and chair class at Boston Body Pilates for the first time with a friend, and we had…read moresuch a positive experience! Our instructor, Julien, was fantastic -- super welcoming, patient, and helpful throughout the whole class. She made it easy to follow along, even as first-timers, and her guidance really helped us feel comfortable and confident. The space was clean and calming, and the vibe of the class was just the right mix of challenging and supportive. I'm definitely planning to come back and would highly recommend it to anyone curious about trying Pilates! 10/10 would recommend!!

Dear Dudes and Dudettes: Barre classes are for the brave…read more Ive waited to take each class form before writing this review. Barre's riddle should be: What weighs more: A ton of bricks or a ton of feathers? Ans: they weigh the same Here are the general points: I've never been more afraid of stairs in my life. My glutes are shelfing. The smallest muscles shake. I'm not saying that I'd rather be waterboarded, but honestly these 50min classes are a journey. I can see why they say in 8-10 classes you can see results. I highly recommend going here.

Called ahead because the Boston Marathon had the entire area shut down. They said they'd "wait two…read moreminutes", then locked me out anyway at two minutes. Didn't answer the door or phone. Petty, inflexible, and honestly embarrassing behavior from a studio that isn't even a high end studio. It's not discipline, it's a desperate power trip. They'd rather shut the door in a paying client's face than use basic judgment. The instructor was Emma Cammer so not sure if she's to blame or the studio itself

Positives: excellent instructors!…read more Negatives: basement location, rooms are hot and stuffy, bathrooms and changing areas are absolutely filthy - don't think the bathroom has been cleaned in months. The smaller studio has mat locations too close together so you are constantly bumping people on either side of you. I also don't think they clean the blocks; mine smelled awful. The lighting in the smaller studio looks like someone spent $20 bucks on Amazon and threw a bunch of lights up. Not serene. Also hard to hear the instructor and the location of the instructor is not ideal.

This studio is in a BASEMENT... ugh I love Corepower SO much, go there religiously (AT LEAST…read moreonce/twice a day) but this studio has no windows or natural light. It sucks b/c it's in such a fun area- literally center of the city, so many restaurants/shopping/fun things to do (i.e. Boston Commons, Boston Public Library, brunch....) after or before yoga but the studio itself is SMALL, the rooms could be bigger and no natural light is such a PAIN. I love Corepower, but for such a $$ studio, guys this is definitely one of the smaller ones. THEIR RED-LIGHT THERAPY "Hot Power Fusion" DOES SLAP THOUGHHHHH! Fave class and the ambiance is incredible with the lights + heat. Warning: it DOES get hot lol.