Compared to their Bklyn Heights and 19th st locations, the SoulCycle NoMad location is my favorite so far. They have lockers upstairs and downstairs, where it's a lot more spacious. Their bathrooms are also roomier, where I didn't feel like it was cramped when moving about the area. All the necessary toiletries were stocked and staff came around to clean the bathroom floors as well. There are also ample showers here (~8), so there was little to no wait for an available one. Only downside was that there was no hot water in this location, however it wasn't too much of an inconvenience, as I was sweating a ton after the class to care. They did offer the showers at their nearby 19th st location that had hot water, but at the time, it was inconvenient to trek there in sweaty workout clothes. The staff here are not too bad. They're supportive and more than willing to help adjust your seat as well. I took a class here with Gabby A and her playlist had perfectly paced music that wasn't outrageously fast, so I felt like I got a good workout at my (beginner-spin) level. I love that you're free to go at your own pace, regardless, and the class absolutely feels like a judgement-free zone. Love this SoulCycle area as well and would absolutely book a class at this location again! read more

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New to SoulCycle but the staff here and the class I took made me want to come back Having been to a couple different SoulCycle studios, this location has the best locker room/bathroom situation for storing bags and then a post workout shower if you were going to shower there Can't wait to come back to more classes here read more

SoulCycle NoMad - Cycling Classes Near Me - New York, New York

Another amazing SoulCycle location. Great classes, great instructors and clean facilities. I stop here every time I visit NYC.

My die-hard friend took me to Mantas's SoulCycle class a few weekends ago. She told me that his class is the best and highly coveted, and that was evident very quickly. He has a soothing yet energetic and powerful mantra throughout the 45-minute class. I have no idea how he can speak, breathe, and sprint all the way through class. He rides a 45-minute, power wave through fun music, hard hills, and dizzying sprints. While the experience was very unique and a super great workout, as a Flywheel fan, I have to say that this class doesn't "reward" people who are not used to the regular rhythms and style of the class as quickly as Flywheel, which is more easily self-paced until you become a frequent attendee. Also, the prices are a notch higher, as the $32/class does not include shoe rental or water. It seems like a franchise like this could afford to throw those in. Nonetheless, I am so glad I had the chance to take Mantas's class and take in the experience of an ever-famous SoulCycle class. read more

SoulCycle NoMad - Cycling Classes Near Me - New York, New York

I'm a huge fan of spin and loved the soul cycle classes I took a few years ago. It might take a while to find the right instructor for you since they have different class styles and music taste. Look up the instructors beforehand to see which might be the best fit. I've also noticed some have very advanced choreo which may be too intense if you're new to spin. (Suggestion for SoulCycle - Would be great if they recommended classes based on skill level so riders don't get discouraged!) Either way, majority of the instructors are really great and high energy! Try taking a class with Jaidus, Minna & Kym! They are awesome! read more

I was in NYC for a weekend and went to a class with Trammel. I've heard that his class is epic, and he lived up to the hype! Trammel's music is amazing -- he plays a lot of hip hop and afrobeats in his class. Even if this isn't the type of music you typically listen to, it's totally worth giving his class a try! Most spin classes just play the same type of pop music, so I admire Trammel's ability to mix it up. Trammel has great energy and gives you more than just a good work out, he gives you a fun experience! The studio itself is very nice and spacious. There are 2 floors, and the entire lower level consists of the locker room and space to change. This is such a great perk considering that studios (even other SoulCycle locations) are typically very tight on space. read more

As a SoulCycle newbie, I had a pretty good overall experience. First timers sign a waiver and then get a short tour and are shown how to set up the bike; the customer service is very friendly. It seems like the actual classes are a big dance production, with choreography (not crazy about doing mock pushups on a bike), acoustics, and very loud music. The instructor was high energy/motivating, emphasizing the "soul" in cycling. I liked that for a few songs, you could ride it out to the beat of the music, under a blanket of darkness. The clientele is also comprised of seemingly well-to-do NYers who are in shape--and know it, which is not my kind of scene. There are quite a few bikes in the room and they're all pretty close together. I wouldn't recommend getting a bike in the back, as you get a bit of wafting from the sweaty bodies in front of you. And if you sit closer to the instructor, you can get more into the zone, whereas in the back your mind can wander and it feels just a bit more tortuous. Also, I feel like the a/c should be cranked up higher; you sweat a lot to begin with in spinning classes but moreso here. The bikes also don't show you your resistance or RPM, so you're more going along with the feel of the music and your body. The locker rooms are downstairs and have digital locks, which are nice. There are also plenty of showers and a couple bathrooms. If the class is full, I can see how it could take a while to "freshen" up. For $32 a class, plus a couple dollars for shoe rentals, it's not really affordable. Overall, nice location and I see why the classes can become addicting. read more

So yeah, I'm one of those Soul Cycle people. Renegade, athlete, addict, et al. I'm definitely drinking the Kool Aid. And of all the different studios I've consumed said Kool Aid, the W 27th Street location is far and away the best location in town. Aside from the usual aspects during class (dark room, loud music, sprints, weight section, etc...), the locker room and bathroom facilities here are insanely better than every other studio in town. The locker room is sprawling and shaped as a square (as opposed to the rectangular locker areas you'll find in Union Square and 19th street, there are several showers, and plenty of elbow room in the bathrooms unlike every other SC I've been to. In short, you don't feel like you're going to have a panic attack before and after your workout when you spin at W 27th. Pretend you never saw this review - I want to keep this little gem all to myself. read more

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Just did a corporate event and it was great! Lauren is a fabulous teacher and whipped our butts. This location is brand new, clean and in a great spot. Can't wait to come back and sweat a few pounds off! read more

Great location! Hayes and Joey and Lauren and Mantas and Jared and Justin ALL great!! I love Lauren's soul survivor on Saturday mornings and am hooked on Hayes' Tues/Thurs rooster class. Mantas classes fill up fast so be on your game noon on Mondays. Studio itself is pretty big (no disco ball though ;) ) and it has a large downstairs area with the bathrooms, etc. read more

I've been to a ton of spin studios in the city so naturally SoulCycle had to be one of them. I went to this and the Union Sq. location and both are consistent in pace, good music, staff helpfulness, energy level of instructors, and quality of facilities. Here are the cons: It's extremely cramped because they stuff 50+ people (how such an expensive class is always booked up by so many early to mid 20-somethings is beyond me...I totally could not afford a fancy workout class like this at their age) in a small, very hot room...and speaking of that hot room, that's why everyone that comes out of class is dripping in sweat. The room has zero ventilation and the heat is cranked up to make everyone think they are getting a more intense workout than they really are. Don't be fooled. I'm also not into dancing on a bike (maybe because I lack choreography? You should see me in a Zumba class; I'm a disaster) but if that's your thing, you will have fun here. My biggest concern was their disregard for safety. Some of the choreography requires both hands to be off the bike as you are still cycling. While nobody is forced to do this, there's a possibility for injury here for someone who is pushing themselves to do so when they shouldn't but this was never addressed by the instructor. Also, there were 4 lit candles around the instructor's bike. While this looks cool, it's a huge fire hazard. No way am I going to risk being trampled by 50 other sweaty bikers as we try to unclip ourselves and flee for safety if sh*t goes down. Didn't mean to rain on anyone's parade here...obviously people have fun in this class and feel great afterwards which can explain the popularity. I just happen to prefer classes that have metric displays and focus more on the athletic part of a cycling workout and am glad I tried SoulCycle out anyway. It's not my top 3, but I can see myself visiting again. read more

My first time at SoulCycle, my instructor Kathryn was sooo nice and went out of her way to make me feel uncomfortable. I would say this is a hard class but I think it could be a little longer, the price is just outrageous for 45 minutes and they make it super hot to make it seem like you are working harder than you are. Since this location is right below my office I know I will return. read more

Elephant in the room - this is the only SoulCycle I've seen with a security guard, though I don't think you have any reason to feel unsafe at this studio. This studio definitely has the best facilities in terms of showers; each one has a fairly pimpin' divided cubby area with a hook and a wooden crate, so you are all set to shower and change in luxurious privacy. On any given day, though, it seems like 10-15% of the lockers are mysteriously not working (they're still on the old digital programming system), so there's that. The first time I used the studio, I was really put off by the layout, with the two giant pillars diving the room into essentially three sections. This was because I made the mistake of going for the back corner, though. The back corners feel like Siberia here. Instead, you should go for the second row bikes right in front of the pillars. 38 and 43 are practically right in front of the instructor, but with no one behind you, you feel totally inconspicuous even in the middle of the action. 37 and 44 are a little more removed from the instructor, but if you're tall, you will be able to see yourself and watch your form in the front mirror, because you will be looking over a gap between the bikes in the front bar of riders. Of course, far more important than the layout and the facilities are the instructors - NoMad features both LAUREN and MANTAS. I go on about each one at length in my 19th St review. Basically, Lauren is pure love, and if you've been coming to SC and going through the motions but haven't felt that extra spark that everyone is talking about, you should check her out. Mantas is a maniac athlete. If you feel like you're not getting a good enough workout at SC, or want to press yourself to go even harder, you should check him out. read more

Hands down my favorite soul cycle studio. It's convenient, the lay out is great (lockers upstairs near the studio and a huge changing area downstairs) and most importantly some of the best instructors in NYC: Sunny Amanda M. Kelly read more

SOOOOO, if it wasn't my favorite instructor Charlie (who I met back in cyclebar) I would not do soulcycle LOL. Charlie truly has a heart of gold and elevates and inspires everyone in the room to be the best that they can be. This was her first class so I had to come out and support her and I'm glad my two friends love her just as much as I do ( how can you not LOL). But anyways, since this was Charlie's first class, it was free and so we were able to check in smoothly after signing up through the soulcycle app. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I definitely lost my touch after not cycling for a bit but Charlie just encouraged me and supported me on which is why I loveee her. The shoes are normally not free but since this was her first class it was. I would cycle more if it wasn't for the high prices (which is understandable as you do get better quality here at soul; I'm just use to cheaper prices lol). But anyways, they have lockers there and nice bathrooms if you need to use them. Overall had a great time. Definitely recommend if you can! read more

I have never liked exercise growing up. People would always think I was modest when I told them I was absolutely NOT athletic, only to realize I legitimately COULDN't run a mile, or lift a weight. I'm pretty sure before Soul Cycle I exercised a maximum of 3x a year (against my will usually). But my attitude towards exercise changed completely with soul cycle (sorry to be so cliche). I actually found something I enjoyed and look forward! There's really no experience like soul cycle, it's like you're at a club or rave, but you walk out feeling happier and healthier. I'm a big fan of the 27th street studio as its the biggest and you have ample room in the changing area as opposed to some of the downtown locations which are more cramped. read more

Why can't all the studios have this many lockers and showers? I swear, with every opening of a new studio, SoulCycle gets it right. The shower/locker area is spacious, you're not running into someone's sweat and the showers are huge. I think I even made it on the polaroid wall (will have to look next time I'm there!). Love the space. A lot. read more

Great location, however the few times I've been to Soulcycle (I'm from the UK where we don't have it, so pop in now and then when in the US) I've had the feeling I'm not working as hard as they make you think. Soulcycle tends to turn the heat up pretty high so you sweat more and therefore think you're working harder. In reality, there's no structure to the workouts; there's no intervals to get your heart rate up and down and it's more about the instructors having a dance around the studio. I hate giving a negative review as I loved Soulcycle the first time I tried it in SF 2 years ago, however it definitely doesn't give you the huge calorie burning workout that you're after. If you need a bit of a fun workout and great music, it's definitely right for you. read more

I LOVE soul cycle. Honestly the best spinning work out ever. I really do think that the workout is challenging. Compared to other spinning studios, it's much more competitive. I love coming to fly to get a great and quick workout! The instructors are also the best! I recommend Eve, Rachel W, and Atkin as instructors! Truly the best. read more

Been to many studios in the city this one is the cleanest out of all of them. Everyone who works there is super nice.

I used to love Victoria Brown when she was in DC. I've taken her class so many times and she has never said hello or paid any attention to who her regulars are, she does not acknowledge her students. She even yelled at me once because I needed help getting my shoe to fit in the new bike peddles and I was so embarrassed. I used to recommend her and after the last class I took with her, her energy as well as her music was at an all time decline. The hype of being a soul cycle Instructor went right to her head. She thinks she's a celebrity and I'm over it. She's the definition of a narcissist. The class should be less about the instructor and more about the students. I will never take her class again or recommend her. read more

I've been to several Soul studios and this one is actually my least favorite. It is clean let me mention, but the room itself is dank and musty. This was not helped by the stench (sorry that's the most accurate word) coming off a couple of the guys in the class, and yes it was two guys, I took the same class, day, time, a couple of weeks in a row, and I can guarantee you they stood out. Or smelled out, as the case may be. I just don't care for the vibe of this studio. The instructors are great, for whatever reason it's the physical environment, the musty room, and not the most enthusiastic clientele. Love Soul, hate this studio. One thing another reviewer mentioned that I don't think gets enough attention is that you are dripping sweat when you leave that class but it's 50% due to the temperature of the room being way too hot. If that's an issue for you go to Flywheel, the bikes are farther apart and they use air conditioning. Having said all this I'll be at the 5:30 tonight in Nomad. It's convenient. And it's Soul. read more

Loved. Every. Second. I enjoy getting in a Soul Cycle class while in the city. Sunny was a fantastic instructor. Her playlist was on POINT! Love her teaching style, too. Perfect mix of motivation and inspiration. The facilities are also clean and there are plenty of showers and amenities in the locker room for you to hop in the shower, fix yourself up a little and head back out into the city to enjoy the rest of your day! read more

I love the energy at SoulCycle and all of the instructors are great. I am definitely at the back of the pack, but I am always inspired to work harder. The staff is friendly and the facilities are the best I have seen. There are lockers on both floors and the showers are downright spacious. Yes, classes can be pricey and the packages do not offer much discount- but it is still my happy place. This location is my favorite thus far. read more

Was feeling blazé on a Sunday eve and decided to take Soulcycle up on their $20 intro offer. Well. No longer blazé. Santron was truly spectacular. Energy, rhythm and a stellar playlist of Missy, Jay and Bey. It's just tough enough to make you sweat your brains out but not so tough that you can't try if you're a newbie. Facilities are clean and modern. A little tight on locker space but it's the city. $34 for a regular drop in is steep but they give you another free class your first time and if you buy a package it's a little more affordable. Push your limits and try this one. Tons of fun. ;) read more

Took my first ever SC class at this location. I give this a 3 for a few reasons (1) I expected to be more attended to being that it was my first class and (2) the layout of the cycling studio and ability to hear the instructor. I can't complain about the price. It's NYC... they provide towels (shower and studio), plenty of showers, toiletries, and plenty of hair dryers. The instructor was high energy for sure and I did get a good workout, however I think the instructor sucked all of the energy out of the rest of the staff. They knew it was my first class. My name was highlighted green meaning I was new. I came early like they recommended over the phone, probably a little too early before the sign in sheet was ready so I just sat and waited (sign in sheet... no one told the lone lady sitting by herself about that!!). It wasn't until the 4th person came in and signed a sheet that I stood up. A team member greeted me nicely and brought me on a "tour", so I thought things were looking up, but this tour consisted of her walking 4 feet from behind the desk and pointing me down stairs. She said she would set me up on the bike when I came back up, which didn't happen. I found someone inside who thankfully helped me get my feet clipped in(which is not an easy task in a pitch black room ... this staffer was really nice actually, he was a young enthusiastic guy!). The class itself was good. It was challenging at times like any studio workout should be.the layout is weird though. Strange walls in the middle of the group. I would encourage corporate to have longer classes because I thought it was 60 mins not 45. I'm pretty sure the instructor had no idea there was someone new in class. I could barely make out anything he was saying as the mic was lower than the music. Loved the loud energy music but had no clue what he was saying. I could see how people get hooked on SoulCyCle, and I very well could get there but not at this location. I'm a member at Orangetheory fitness and I expected the treatment that OTF gives to someone that is new. They show them the studio before the workout, get them set up, and check in with them personally during the workout. They even have a welcome sign for them and make sure they mingle with other members. SoulCyCle is just different in that way. I'll be checking out another location with my next session and hopefully will be welcomed more. read more

Great staff, clean environment and the best way to start off your day. Everyone who works there are friendly and greet you at the door. I will always come back read more

I have never enjoyed working out this much. And its a challenging work out on top of that. Really gets you into great shape if you stick with it. I love Lauren's classes. Sunny's and Nick's are always great too. I've only been to 19th street, union square, and 27th. 27th is definitely the newest, nicest, and most spacious. I live right down the block and do not want to move anymore at the end of my lease because I love how close I am! read more

Exactly - yay I am a fan of Soul Cycle and this location is just as good as all the others. The only thing I want to mention is the cost!! Taking just 1 class a week, lets say you want to supplement your workout routine with a kick of cardio, were talking 1 class a week, will add to almost $2,500 a year! I wish they would take this into consideration, I would love to go multiple times a week and break some sweat, but going even once a week proves to be difficult for the pockets! read more

My favorite studio. All of the instructors are great and the staff is very friendly. The doorman is a homie too. And not to make it weird, but to the guy who works the front desk who looks like Penn Badgley, you should totally call me sometime. read more

I'm a SoulCycler from California and every time I'm in New York, I make sure I take Kelly's classes. She is amazing! I love her music selection, which is always interesting and motivating. SoulCycle instructors are generally great with their playlists, but Kelly's got an extra magic touch. She's lovely and if you've never tried SoulCycle, take Kelly's class and you'll be hooked! This NoMad location is spacious with large locker and shower areas. read more

Noelle and Robby offered great customer service with a positive attitude and genuine warmth!

Simply as good as it gets. Such an awesome studio!!!