The smell is so bad. I took a class a few weeks ago and you can smell the mildew in the building…read morebefore you even get in. The room is carpeted and given the sweat and humidity in a hot yoga studio, it's no wonder. I was completely distracted by the smell the entire class. Also, the instructor kicked someone out of the class because they giggled. She said she kicked them out because he was disruptive. I never even heard him. What was disruptive was the instructor kicking him out and then continuing to talk about it the rest of the class.

The smell of mildew hits you as soon as you step into the studio. The room is carpeted! Whyyyyy?…read moreEw! And let's talk about the lights.... Fluorescent caged lights, no calming music either. I stayed against my better judgement. Only lasted 40 minutes before walking out. The doors were locked so I was trapped in the lobby until someone let me out (um fire hazard??). It was the worst experience. Wish I had read the reviews before wasting $30 on one class.

Yoga Sakti is much more than a yoga studio--it's a school for learning and deepening your practice…read more Whether you're a beginner or an experienced yogi, you'll leave every class with a greater understanding of both your body and the asanas. I've been practicing yoga for over 23 years and have visited many studios along the East Coast. Without question, Yoga Sakti is the place where I've learned the most. The depth of knowledge, quality of instruction, and focus on education make it a truly exceptional place to practice and grow.

Absolutely fantastic space. A well-rounded variety of classes - from sweat-inducing workouts to…read moreslow stretch meditations. What really works for me is the wide range of class times, that work nicely with my work schedule and on weekends. I took advantage of the introduction week pass, booking 5 classes in a week, and every single class was worth it, and taught by a knowledgeable, warm, and approachable teacher. Absolutely will be returning.

Do you avoid yoga because you fear feeling like a lone octogenarian surrounded by perky, pliable 20…read moresomething's? I did - but not anymore! This studio has the most welcoming, laid back, vibe. The attendees are a diverse, friendly bunch. The beginner level classes are doable for out of shape people like me (and 20-somethings alike). Instructors are super kind and encouraging. And it wasn't too hot or crowded (which was hugely appreciated!). I highly recommend trying a class and checking out the unbelievably gorgeous grounds of the building.

I've been going to Centre Yoga in it's different locations for 9 years, primarily for the high…read morequality of the instructors. Since they moved into the Lake St. Peabody location (6 years ago), I cannot imagine going anywhere else. The studio is a huge gorgeous room with windows all around, a giant fireplace, wood beams/walls in a mansion beside a lake. In the summer, classes can be held on the long porch. I've seen amazing sunsets, snowfall, deer, eagle, foxes etc. It's something very special versus the cramped box-shape rooms of most yoga studios. There are classes for beginners, all levels and strong flow as well as specialty classes, retreats and pop up trainings. If you are just beginning your yoga journey or well down the road this is a wonderful place to practice.

Soul City is a fantastic studio. They are so welcoming and inclusive, and I am sad I don't live in…read morethe area. It was so refreshing to be encouraged to breathe loudly and to have flows that incorporate varying asanas, instead of the common ones that every white-washed yoga studio in this country continues to overuse. Not only is the staff great, but the other students are friendly too. They studio is very pretty, with nice art and string lights. The wood floors were a bit hard for me, but I double mat anyway, and Soul City has blankets. I appreciate the open windows and the air filter. I'll be returning whenever I'm visiting home.

I've come here a couple of times and have loved my experience each time. The classes take place in…read morean intimate room that is both well light and dim. So far I have loved the yoga fire classes but will definitely be coming back for the mat or sculpt classes. Chantelle is super friendly and makes me want to come back for more, highly recommend!

This is a bad place I really don't recommend this place. I was interested in the private classes…read moreand I just send an email to this studio and I tried to schedule an appointment. But the studio didn't response me until I send the second one. The Lori, just told me that they don't have an appointment on Thursday, and she didn't respond my email forever. I am very angry with this behavior and I don't get respect in here. Don't come in here!

Great find in Stoneham! My friend was looking for a slow and gentle flow class that fit her…read moreschedule. So I went along . It fits my schedule too . Cozy space . Friendly instructor who is encouraging, greets everyone with enthusiasm and a big smile . Answers every question when asked and takes the time to answer . This yoga lady gives 2 namastes ! It's also nice to see a yoga studio thriving after so many other ones have closed due to the pandemic . They are doing something very right! Very good community of people

This gym is in an interesting location. Its in an office building and was much smaller than what I…read moreexpected. The walls are mostly brick with one wall of mirrors in the yoga room. It looks a little dingy. It didn't look as clean and serene as other yoga studios I'd been to. Aside from the appearance, the yoga class I took was more instructional and technical, whereas my home studio tends to be a bit more meditative and relaxing. The instructor walked us through every small detail of the movements we were doing, which I found helpful, as it took me back to the very basics of yoga. But there wasn't much done for the "yoga mood" like increasingly dim lights as we approached savansana or the use of a Tibetan singing bowl. I didn't feel as spiritually happy as I usually do when I leave yoga classes but this technical instruction was nice and the teacher was very friendly. EDIT: Took vinyasa flow with Sheila and pilates reformer with Alyssa and LOVED both. Both of these teachers are friendly and bubbly and know their stuff. Sheila's yoga class is just the kind I like. It challenged me with new poses I haven't done before and I felt sore the day after! I also had my heart rate up the whole class thanks to her awesome routine! Alyssa's class was a work out!! Works your muscles tons and stretches you so well! It was my first time using a reformer and tower and it was awesome! Bumped it up from 3 stars to 5!

I have been away from Pilates for over a year due to the pandemic. I have taken virtual classes as…read morewell. Oxygen Mind and Body is a great studio. Amy and all of her staff pay personal attention to everyone in the class. They offer modifications and adjustments while keeping the class moving. The gentle reformer stretch class is great. I highly recommend this Pilates studio over any of the others. Darlene

Love this yoga studio. So glad I found this gem. Nice class…read moresize, and new studio . Comfortable surroundings

Just went to my first class this morning - absolutely perfect in every way!…read moreI've practiced for many years with many great instructors and Beth is right there at the top as is her studio. I'm in it for the long haul, Cathy

Starting out with two private sessions while finishing up PT, and really enjoyed both the…read moreinstructors, who were very clear, patient and thorough, so I can go into a class when my schedule loosens up. I personally love the Ipswich location for its coziness and private feeling. And look forward to more!

I joined the Ipswich location over a year ago. I go to Chris' classes. She is a very professional…read moreinstructor. Outstanding. Her classes are challenging and flowing. Highly recommended. The location itself is clean and pleasant.