I took a SoulCycle class years ago in NYC and to be honest, don't remember the experience other than feeling anxious and not really knowing where to go, it was kind of a "figure it out" kind of thing. Which is intimidating to new riders. I now teach spin, myself, and was visiting a friend in Brookline, MA and googled any studios to attend and luckily, Soul was super close. I got the studio, parking was easy. Walked in, introduced myself to the super friendly and helpful front desk girl. She walked me to the back, showed me where everything was and how to use the lockers. I felt comfortable and not lost, at all. Now, for anyone who has read this far. I. LUCKED. OUT having Ryan as my instructor. I took the 8:30 AM class on Sunday. It was packed, his music was excellent. He explained the movements and rode along with us. He was super motivational. I KNOW I sound cheesy, and maybe kinda crazy... but I felt light, happy, super positive leaving his class. I could only describe it to my friends that I had, had an experience. I am so excited to be more open during teaching and develop my own style. Thank you for inspiring me!! I wish I lived closer to be a regular! You won't need to go to church, just go to Ryan's class. read more

" This place is happening " Cool vibe ; very helpful attentive staff . Prices are reasonable for the activity. It's an activity that's nerd approved ; by me ; lol. Love the music , the vibe and the ability for physical activity. A good addition to my neighborhood. Will definitely be back . I am very grateful for this is my neighborhood. read more

I have always wanted to try cycling classes and recently I figured where else better to go than Soul Cycle for my first class? I took my first class about a month ago and my body was aching... but I LOVED IT! It was a bit difficult to keep up as a first time rider, with both trying to keep up with pedaling to the beat and getting the hang of choreography. My second time around, I felt way more comfortable and had more fun since I understood how the bike works. Now, I have just taken my third class at SoulCycle Chestnut Hill and I've even mustered up the courage to sit in the front row! This location is the best in Massachusetts. It is located in a plaza with plenty of parking available and the staff has always been friendly, as well as helpful. They have cycling shoes available for $4, if you do not have cycling shoes. My favorite instructor, by far, is Kara! Her classes are high energy and I have always felt super motivated when taking her classes . Keep in mind, SoulCycle is definitely more choreography heavy, compared to other spin studios but personally, I found myself enjoying Soul much more than other spin studios that incorporate less choreo. Highly recommend SoulCycle CNH! read more

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Great exercise and good instructors and team. Good theme rides! Try it out - you can rent shoes and they give you towels

So beyond disappointed with soul cycle. $30 for a 45 min class that you can do on your own. we took the class with tori r and we did not feel as though we got our money's worth. had to make up our own workout as we went because she wasn't pushing us. to quote her she was just "running the clock"..not something you want to hear when you're paying to be there and trying to push yourself. with the covid requirements in place it made it even worse, you are outside in the humidity and use headphones to listen to the music and the instructor talk. while we respected the social distance aspect, we just felt like it was robbery for what we were paying. we won't be coming back and i would advise not wasting your money during this time!!! read more

So this was my first time here at Soul Cycle! I signed up on the recommendation of a friend who swore it was such an amazing experience. Since she looked great and told me how amazing SC was I thought I would give it a try! I called the location and got a lovely young lady on the phone who set me up with reserving my bike and told me to arrive 20 minutes early! I live about 35 minutes away and the whole drive up I was thinking how am I gonna do this! I'm not Lance Armstrong, I can't ride the tour of France, how will I survive on a bike for 45 minutes?? I arrive and park in the free parking lot! *Side note: the most precious thing when going anywhere in Boston is to know you will have free parking!* I walk in and I am greeted by this lovely young lady at the front desk she welcomes me with a smile and tells me everything I need to know. The place is well kept and extremely clean! They give you shoes for riding and lockers are free. The bathrooms are immaculately clean, equipped with hair ties, ladies personal items, perfume and some other nicknacks for your convenience. The room is a good size with lots of bikes, I chose one in the back because again I'm no Lance. When we begin to ride I'm so pumped because the music is loud and the other riders in front of me are pedaling to the medal! I'm able to follow the music and some of the instructions being a first timer I felt like the class was incredible! I didn't even realize 45 minutes had gone by when we began to do the stretches and cool down I was so proud of myself. Take that Mr. Armstrong!! I had successfully finished my 1st cycle class and I only cried twice! Although at some points in the class I pedaled a little slower I didn't give up, I kept pushing because we were on a journey together. Everyone in the class, the instructor and the music were all pushing me to ride harder, dig deeper and find the strength in my soul to keep going. Thank you to Erin L. my instructor for my first class and the good energy in that building and in the room for an amazing 1st experience! I will definitely be back! Update!! Maddy you are the reason I ride! Thank you for always making me sweat more than I knew I could and for pushing me further than I ever thought I could go! I empty my soul of all the negative energy in your class and I am a new woman when I walk out. Thank you thank you thank you! My favorite soul destination is where ever Maddy leads me! x read more

In terms of spin classes, soulcycle is definitely as good as it gets. It's pricey, but I'd say you get what you pay for. The customer service is really great. It was my first class and they helped me clip in and even approached me during class to fix my posture, etc. If you have your own clip on shoes, make sure they will fit in their bikes. I think they have the least popular clip on version (and they so would to try to be cool). Shoe rentals are $3 Their music is really on point. I think they definitely take their time to select music and cater the workout to the music. Would definitely go again! read more

Let me preface by saying that had it not been for the price tag, there probably would have been 4 or 5 stars, but at $30 a class--no way Jose. After my first class at soul cycle I can totally see how this is a cray cray cult. Defo taking a page out of Crossfits's book. And I loved every minute of it. Our instructor was super friendly and energetic. You kind of feel like you're at a party as opposed to a workout. His music was on point and gave me the push I needed to get through the second workout [and spin class] of my day. Here's what I didn't like: -$3 to rent cycling shoes. Trick, you best be kidding me. -Total mob scene in between classes. The studio is filled to max capacity with bikes so that you literally have touch the person next to you if you're trying to get out of your bike and out of the bike area [for instance, if you don't want to stay for the stretching portion and aren't sitting in the front row]. -In between classes it's bananas with people trying to exit the studio and get to the locker area to get their belongings. 15 min is not enough time for turnover. -Only 2 bathrooms. Don't plan on changing here....or peeing. read more

Came here on the new person $20 deal. Easy to book with the app and the staff was very helpful with setting up my bike. I usually go to a different studio and a big difference I noticed here is that the bikes here are WAY nicer. Clips are easy to snap in and out. I'm 5 ft tall and they were able to adjust it well enoough for me to be comfortable. It is really crowded and there are only 2 bathrooms so I would absolutely suggest showing up with your clothes changed already. Otherwise the bathroom line takes forever. Parking was actually a little hard and we had to circle for a bit to get space. Overall a nice experience and enjoyed it. The bikes are really high quality. Really enjoyed Johnny's music choice. The class didn't have too much choreo. It's probably too expensive for me as a regular. Even as a student the classes after discount are $21. There's a studio near me that does $11. read more

Have been here for two classes and not sold on the Soul Cycle lifestyle quite yet. The first class was back at the start of the year when they had a new rider promotion (read: class was not full price!). I went with a friend after work and enjoyed the class - super motivating, good music and a good overall vibe. Definitely one of the better spin studios I had been to. I decided to try another class on my own on a weekday morning and did not enjoy the experience as much. The entire class, the instructor kept calling out specific riders (obviously people who have the money to come multiple times per week) for doing well. I suppose that is motivational, but just made me feel like an outsider intruding on the "regular clique". For the price, I would rather go elsewhere where every member of the class is appreciated, rather than those who go all the time. read more

Lisa and Charlotte kicked my butt!!! Both instructors were absolutely amazing! This one has a little bit of a better set up than the one I usually go to in LA so I like that. There's also tons of parking. Lisa's class had AWESOME music and I haven't been to a class that had us do corners yet so I thought that was fun... Also it looks cool when the whole class was doing it together. Lisa's class was one of the most difficult I have done so far (though I have never tried Soul Survivor). Charlotte's class had us rocking out! I loved how much we got to bounce as a class!! Thank you so much! Next time I'm in Massachusetts I will definitely come back!!! read more

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SoulCycle is good if: 1) you don't mind loud music. Loud music as in, you're-standing-next-to-the-speakers-at-a-nightclub loud music. Lucky me, I like EDM/pop music to work out to, so I enjoyed this aspect of SoulCycle. 2) you have a lot of money to burn. I went for a free class, provided by being part of the Sweetgreen Passport program (if you are not a part of this, I highly suggest you join it). Complaining about the price is something that I shouldn't have docked stars off for, but had this class been the $30 price and I would have paid $3 for a shoe rental as well it would not have been worth all that money. side note: Their packages only discount by a dollar a class, decreasing as you purchase more. ($29 apiece in a 5-class pass, $28 apiece in a 10, and so on.) Their big selling point is "we spin to the beat of the music". Not a huge selling point...I've been to other studios and spin classes at gyms where the instructors do this. It helps you know what resistance you should be on if you're supposed to be spinning to the beat. However, it doesn't always make for good form. I had Molly as an instructor who was overwhelmingly enthusiastic - in a good way. She was energetic and encouraging like you would want a spin instructor to be, and she would have convinced me to come back for another class, had she not been a transplant from their normal LA location and would only be around for a couple more weeks. If I somehow discover that my long-lost, twice-removed, disgustingly wealthy great-aunt passes away and leaves me her entire estate, I'll come back to SoulCycle and wear more Lululemon than I did the last time. Until then, I'm all set. read more

I decided it was finally time to see what the hype was all about and what better day to do it then July 4 during a monsoon. I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it was to check in; I arrived 30 minutes early which I think was well received; the check in girl was very nice and it is only 20 dollars for the first time and shoes are included. I think the pricing is really not worth touching on too much but yes, it is SO expensive for what it is I never want to hear another person bitch about CrossFit prices because this is INSANE. I thought that the instructor (forget her name- the one from Detroit) was GREAT; such good energy and not too over the top cheesy to talk about how we were too "find our own body" etc.... it truly was like yoga meets a cycling class but it was done with grace and poise so I appreciated it! I am not sure the "push ups" on a bike classify as a work out; it looks like everyone was straining their neck and I just felt like I was i pain from feeling uncomfortable going side to side but I probably was just doing it wrong. I love how unlike Fly Wheel there is no monitor comparing you to other people in the class, and there isn't this obsession with how many RPMs you should be doing. There was a lot more autonomy than a Fly Wheel class and I liked that a lot. Overall, a good one time experience. It's the absolute epitome of what white rich people like: a 35 dollar spin class, a Sweet Green next door, expensive yoga clothes, a little pretentious NYC vibe... but overall, A-OK and I am a fan! read more

A little context first. I am a road cyclist and have been augmenting my road rides with spin for the past year. I've sampled a number of different spin studios in Boston. So my thoughts on Soul Cycle.... It is an ok workout but not my style. Feels too dance oriented with lots of bouncing around out of the saddle. Very little feedback as there aren't any electronics on the bike, no rpm, no resistance, no power/watts. Didn't really feel like it was structured as a high intensity interval workout but instead was mostly all at the same pace with few opportunities to really push your limits and then recover like you get in true interval training. No high intensity sprints or high resistance climbs. They do included a lot of crunch/push-up movements while spinning to engage more of the core and arms. If you've not taken many spin classes before and/or don't ride on the road you are more likely to find it to be a good fit. Also the atmosphere wasn't one that worked for me. Felt like they were trying too hard to be hip/cool. The music we listened to while waiting was loud bass heavy hip hop/rap and the staff wore these black knit hats while walking around in t-shits and tank tops. They are not close by but even if they were I doubt I'd go back. read more

I've been to a few classes at SoulCycle now and I can solidly say that I really really like it. Do I love it? No. But I'm on my way there. Maybe. SoulCycle is all about positive mantras, moving to the music and going as fast as possible. I'm all for these, but at time they all get awkward. I definitely have to be in the right mood for the positive mantras. So far Sal has been the best at being encouraging while not being totally over the top with his "you got this" and "be the best you" speeches. The instructor is KEY for a SoulCycle class. If they can get the room going, you are all set. The dark room, the positive affirmations and the energetic feeling of the class can really make for an awesome 45 minutes. Moving to the music is perfect, but when that music is ridiculously fast it can get really tough to do. A lot of the crunches and pushups are done to the beat of the music. Great! But I can't move as fast for some of the songs so it gets awkward and a bit frustrating. However, I do LOVE the music. It is loud and it is fantastic. Then there is that whole move as fast as possible. I'm all for speed but at times I really want to climb! Very rarely does that happen in the classes that I have attended. If you want to really turn up the resistance, go for it. But know that you will be totally off beat and it will feel really strange compared to the extremely upbeat music. I think the staff there is wonderful. Everyone is helpful in getting bikes set up, checking people in, etc. The whole place is just spotless too. It is nice to have such a clean bathroom, showers, and bikes! I love that I get a great workout in 45 minutes. I love the excited vibe of the class. I love that they have lockers that lock. I don't love that the classes cost $30 and you still have to pay $3 for shoe rental. read more

Honestly I don't really get the hype about Soul Cycle. I have tried most spin studios in Boston, and Soul Cycle is either just on par or worse than everywhere I have been. For the $30 price tag on the class (in Chestnut Hill, not even downtown Boston) I was expecting an amazing experience. The class itself was good, I really enjoyed the music, but I did not find it as intense of a workout as FlyWheel or BSpoke. I could not believe they charge $3 for the shoes on top of the $30 class, that seems ridiculous to me and not a practice I have found at other spin studios in the area. The space isn't large, and forewarning if you plan to change there before the class, arrive at least 30 mins prior to the class, there are only two bathrooms and there was a long line while I was waiting for my class to start. Also, I was offered a bottle of water when I arrived, and I accepted, and when I left I had a $2 charge to my cc from them for the water. Maybe my mistake, but you might want to tell me you are going to charge me when you hand it to me. Other studios in the area provide free water in case you forget your own. Basically every part of this studio seemed to try and get more and more $ from you, even though they already have the most expensive price tag in the area. Overall, decent workout, but I don't think I will be back since they don't live up the hype and there are much better spin studios in Boston. read more

SoulCycle is almost as good as it gets when it comes to spinning. I've been spinning for 15 years and I've been doing SoulCycle for about 3 years. I only get to do SoulCycle when I'm visiting certain cities but I always take full advantage of it. All SoulCycle locations are good but some classes are vastly different based on the instructor. Since I don't live there, it's always a guessing game for me on who is good. But if you visit more often, it's easy to get into a good schedule. This particular location had some of the best customer service I've experienced at SoulCycle. Since I was visiting from out of town, they were very accommodating with the wait list and class buy in. I ended up making it off the wait list, but if I didn't, they were going to refund me completely instead of crediting my account. I'm also a big fan of the SoulCycle apparel and can't seem to get enough! No matter what city you are in - give SoulCycle about 5 chances to really knock your socks off. read more

Do me a favor and go to a SoulCycle class. Even if you think you're in good shape, this class will push you to go even further than you thought you could. Low lighting, great music, fun instructors, a dance party on wheels! It's different from other spin courses, as it integrates abs and arm workouts into the already challenging spin paces. The studio has a nice boutique feel, but the bikes are a little too close to each other for my liking. Shoes are $3 per ride to rent; if you don't have your own, plan to shell out the few bucks as the bikes do not accommodate regular shoes. Great full body workout with a fun atmosphere! Most entertaining and non-clock-counting 45 minute workout I've had in a while! read more

Ok ok, I've been officially won over. I signed up for Boston's ClassPass app, and I've been taking a bunch of different cycling classes around town. I have to say, nothing has yet compared to the fun and intensity of a SoulCycle's workout. Is it expensive? Yes. But I feel like a get my money's worth with the amount of sweat I work up every class. And the most important factor, it's FUN. SoulCycle has the best music by far - no cheesy top 40/cliche club songs. It's all heart pounding, sexy, get-you-moving beats. And I love it! read more

I've been to spin classes at other gyms and nothing compares to this! I went to my first class with my mom on the 4th of July, it was a theme class taught by Justin and it was amazing and we're now completely hooked. I've never been pushed the way I feel like I'm being pushed in these classes. If you're thinking of doing a class absolutely try one with Charlotte! Her classes are amazing to the point that I woke up at 5:10am so that I could make it to her 6am class before I went on vacation. When you leave her class not only are you leaving feeling like you kicked some serious butt but you also feel centered and ready for the rest of your day. I was nervous going into these classes about how the staff and other people in the class however everyone has been fantastic! No one makes you feel bad because you haven't been going to SoulCycle as long as they have and the instructors are so willing to help you set your bike up and talk to you after class. It's one of the best things I've ever decided to do! read more

I finally gave in. And I understand why people are so obsessed with it! It was, overall, a very enjoyable experience. Pros: -I had Maddy as an instructor, and she was great! Really calming and motivating. I wish her mic was a bit louder because of the music, but she was great. I really appreciated that she allowed people to take things at their own pace and listen to their bodies. She also helped me to set up my bike and clip in (this was honestly really difficult) at the beginning since it was my first time. -It has a nice atmosphere. The darkness really allows you to focus, and the studio is nice and clean. -Towels and shoes are available. Towels always come with the bike. I was allowed to leave my shoes clipped to the bike at the end (I had to Google how to clip out when I got home...). Cons: -Except for Maddy, I didn't find the staff all that helpful. There is a person going around the room for people who need help, but she never came over to me and my friend. I told the woman at the front desk that it was my first time, and she just gave me a waiver and my shoes. On the website, it said that the staff would gladly help teach you how to clip in and such when you say that it's your first time, but I didn't get much help. To be fair, it was pretty crowded and I came a few minutes after the recommended 15 minutes in advance for newcomers. -The space is pretty crowded. Lockers and halls are pretty small, and people tend to clump together without paying much attention to others walking through. In short, I would love if they could work out some of the organization and customer service, but it's a great class and enjoyable. I think you need to get used to the format to really enjoy it. read more

Today was my first time every visiting soulcycle. The facility is very clean and very straight forward. First is the front desk, next bathroom and lastly the locker rooms. Check-in- easy and fast, although i would say they can do a better job at informing a beginner of how classes run, how to attach shoes to cycle and that cellphones are not allowed in class... simple stuff that a beginner is not aware of. Class- Okay, okay okay... I loveeee Allie! Seriously, she is amazing. Her energy is just great. She makes you feel like you can conquer the world. The class set up was pretty cool, dark with candles. The reason why i'm giving my review a 3 is because these classes are way too pricey for what you get. Sure, i did sweat a lot but I did not feel like i got a kick ass workout. I did not feel the burn i was expecting. Conclusion- Good experience, but definitely not a thing I would do on a daily basis. Allie is great though read more

I would go again for fun - but am hopeful the next person to help me set up and get clipped in actually teaches me instead of doing it for me. I went up to the instructor to thank her and did not get that positive of a response. With that said I did like her instruction - and I'm hopeful that it was a one-off. I think they try and shuffle people in and out with the classes being back to back. Which is fine... but as a new customer I felt like I wasn't given the orientation and welcoming that was highlighted/promised to me over the phone when I signed up and gave them my credit card. With that said it is a cool place - I hope to recruit 5 friends to get a class for free. read more

Just went to an 11:45 class The speaker on the left side of the Room is bad,cracked??? The instructor while good I couldn't hear here cuz her mike was faulty The beginning of the end for soul cycle??!! Spoke with the instructor she concurred Spoke with the front desk - they said sorry Sit on the left side Really the music is half of the workout read more

A firm believer in feedback and followup, I had to circle back this Chirstmas on my review below after going to soul a few times this week. To start again and in short, the instructor makes or breaks the spin class every time. A close second is their music. I'll keep this review shorter than the former, but I wanted to make sure I highlighted that Aya kicked my family's and my butt this morning! --- taking her music, difficulty an energy levels up several notches and giving us all a kickass ride. Heart thumping music choices, varied cadences, different degrees of difficulty...nailed it! 4/5 on the yelp scale! :) Happy to now be on the Aya train and looking forward to coming back to classes when I'm back to Boston in the spring. read more

This is one of the smaller SoulCycle studios. Between classes it gets very crowded at the lockers, there is always a line for the bathroom, and there are only two showers. That being said, it is always clean, staff friendly, there is ample parking, and classes are consistently high-quality. That being said, all of the classes are different and some instructors are better than others. My favorite instructor by far is James, his classes consistently are impossible yet he manages to keep everyone in the room pushing with his inspiration and his words. Always a different experience when you walk in the door--but if you want to get a bike you have to log on at 12 on Monday's to snag one. Other favorites are Liah and Sara, they are always lively and play the best music. 4 stars because of the cramped studio space! read more

Having been to my first soul cycle classes last week in Noho I was really excited to check out the Chestnut Hill location. The facility itself was pretty similar - I didnt like how they didnt have a separate shower and bathroom facility. There were a couple individual bathrooms and there was pretty much always a line in between classes. Also the lockers are a little tricky - three people had to have the manager come over and unlock it. That being said - facilities were definitely sufficient. I had charlotte and she was really great and helpful to all of the newbies in the room. The playlist itself wasn't as "crunk" as the noho location, but knowing that it constantly changes certainly won't stop me from coming back. Lastly, someone next to me decided they couldn't stay the last 3 minutes for stretching - srsly get outta here - b**** dont kill my vibe read more

I went to a class there a few days ago and had an okay experience. The price is a bit expensive and I feel like for the money you are spending here you could just get a gym membership instead for cheaper. They charge money for water and for shoes. The class was cool but intense. I advise anyone who plans on trying it out to take your time and go at your own speed. I think I might try it out one more time...but I think I might just look into a gym membership and save some money. read more

I love all of the instructors but the customer service since opening outside has sucked. Nobody on the phone is friendly or flexible, they leave one poor girl alone under the tent to run around like a chicken with her head cut off while the manager chit chats at the front desk with two or three other girls while eating donuts. I'm not sure how one girl is supposed to take everybody's temperature, help set up bikes and headphones, and be on the phone with the inside at the same time? If you're looking for a good outside experience the Dedham studio has it figured out. I know the pandemic is stressful but it's like full out mean girls at CNHL lately! read more

YAAAS soulcycle! I live five minutes away but never got myself to try it because of the price and overall intensity of the classes. Luckily, I was given a gift card and took a friend with me to our first class! The ladies up front were super helpful and I already felt the positive energy. We got set up in the locker area, which I totally expected to be bigger/separated. Granted, it's a small space so I guess I expected too much out of the place. The lockers did its job so I wasn't too bothered by it. Went into class where I was immediately given help for clicking in and adjusting my bike. One con to this was that I was given very little time to set up- I felt kind of intimidated by that but I knew I'd be okay because the girl helping me was so patient and encouraging. Class started off with quick little intro by LEXI, who was the bomb.com. She got us all pumped up on a Friday night, and her playlist was sooooo fabulous. I loved that there were few lyrics, which would have totally caught me off guard. I also loved the variety of the class; arm workouts, sprints, and even a nice cool off stretch. It was scary at first to stay on tempo, but once I got it, I got it. Stay back on your first visit! I was in the very last row by recommendation and it was just what I needed to start off well. Overall loved the class- it's fun, it's different, and you leave feeling like a million bucks if you give it your all. read more

Best spin class ever!! Channing Tatum's errr I mean Todd's playlists are great. It's pricey but you get what you pay for and I have yet to be disappointed. I was a bit intimidated since I started cycling fairly recently but I was able to keep up and no one was judging. Looking forward to checking out some other instructors and themed classes! read more

I just didn't get it. I found incorporating "upper body work" into a spin class ridiculous, don't even get me started on the 1 lb. weights. Really? $30 a class. $3 for shoe rental. $2 for water. And a congested locker room area. No thanks. read more

I am a New York spinner/Soul Cycler in town on a job. I came to take Erin L's 9:30 AM class on Tuesday. At the rate the class filled up, I knew I had found a good one to take. Plus, Erin's profile seem to fit what I look for in a good spin teacher; enthusiastic, meditative, mind-body, outgoing, and great taste in music. I was running late day-of. I called to let them know I would be cutting it close with time. They were super accommodating over the phone. However, when I got to the studio to check in, another (presumably frequent) customer stepped right in front of me at the check-in counter and the staff ignored me and helped her first. Next, Erin's class started off absolutely fantastic. Great energy and music. However, I'm riding with some serious injuries, and it was my fault for not telling Erin first. To be honest, she was pretty intimidating - even though I'm an experienced spinner. At one point in class, Erin starts screaming at the second row to get up. "Get out!!!!" she screamed. "Get up, second row!!!!" And I realized she as targeting me. I told her "I'm working with injuries" - and she had a totally inappropriate reaction. She rolled her eyes and said in front of the whole class into the microphone, "This is a reminder to tell me about your injuries as the beginning of class." Her delivery was quite rude. And then she proceeded to ignore me for the rest of class. Listen, she wasn't wrong. But there are better ways to treat someone who just shelled out an exorbitant amount of money to take your spin class....Or a human. There are better ways to treat a human. On top of that, she got really aggressive toward the end of class. Kind of scary. Maybe she's working through some things. But in my experience, if someone is injured, you just say "OK. You do you and let me know if you need a suggestion for a modification. It would've taken five seconds. Instead she totally humiliated me in front of the class and made me feel bad about myself. That said, the facilities are great, especially in comparison to the small New York bathrooms I'm used to showering in. read more

Our teacher was very passionate, sure, but the music is just SO DAMN LOUD. Couldn't get into the workout because of throbbing pain in my ears... I paid to get in a workout, not to participate in a music festival. Tone down the loudness. read more

Wow this place is kinda crazy but I love it! The classes are $30 plus $2 or 3 for shoe rental but the workout you get is like no other. The people who go here kind of treat it like a cult but I could see why it gets so addictive. This is not a place for someone who is not accustom to working out but more so if you want to get in better shape. This is very high intensity but by the end of class you'll be drenched in sweat and leave with a smile. I also love the music and dark rooms. I'm a big fan of working out to Edm and they certainly have a great selection of new music for me to listen to while I burn away those calories. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is looking for a pick me up in their workout routine. It even includes an upper body workout! read more

My first soul cycle class was a blast definitely a high energy crowd alot of fun. Super expensive for a class but i can see why people really dig it definitely a great work out. Things move real fast you get 60 seconds from the time you walk into class to click in your bike. The staff was super helpful but definitely anxiety provoking for a first timer. Really nice studio i would go back next time i am in town. Definitely an experience read more

I had an amazing experience at Soul Cycle and for someone who is typically dead set against most organized athletics (minus yoga that is) that is a BIG deal. Not only did I burn enough calories to make me feel better about the last 6 meals I had eaten (no really) but the instructor was so genuinely vested in our performance that even when I wanted to slow down or slightly lower the resistance on my bike, I kept up the pace. I left pumped and truly inspired that week. Even crazier, I am pretty sure I will be going back. Don't knock it until you try it. Great work team! read more

Ironic for a yoga-esque studio, the energy is quite negative at the reception desk. Front desk staff outright mean and rude.

I have never actually had fun working out but soulcycle changed my whole perspective on working out. I love this! Its 45 minutes long and it passes really quick because you are having fun throughout the class. You will come sweaty and refreshed and with a new perspective on working out! i would recommend soulcycle to my friends! read more

I took my first class with Erin L. today. The room is very dark and is lit by candlelight. I was assisted in adjusting my bike and clipping in which lessened the intimidation factor and was very much appreciated. The instructor was amazing, and the music was on point. Soulcycle is literally like a personal therapy session, with a great workout as an added bonus. I entered the room totally stressed and feeling down on myself and left the workout motivated, happy, and ready to tackle whatever problems were stressing me out that day. I can't really explain it, you just have to do it. Oh and the class kicked my ass. read more