Great classes--challenging, but doable. Quique, the instructor, was very welcoming, as were the…read morestudents in the class. Quique moves around the class giving personal help to students as needed. The class is primarily in Spanish with a little English tossed in as needed. When I first attended I told him about a knee issue I was having and he supported me in making modifications. There are mats and blocks available to use. I'm enjoying my yoga practice at Prana Yoga.

If you have the chance to go to Prana Yoga while in Oaxaca, go! Melanie's class was one of my…read morefavorite parts of my 3 months in Oaxaca. She's intuitive, talented and beginning the day in her class is something I will deeply miss back home in NYC. She accommodates all levels, the studio is lovely as it's a central location (across street is a fantastic market for fresh juice afterwards!). Highly recommend.

From the owner: Yoga classes, regular, privates, workshops, teacher trainings. Alignment based yoga. Yoga for all…read morelevels and all bodies!

I have been thinking about a place to take yoga lessons, and I think I found it. I lived close by…read morelast year so I always saw a lot of people going in & out of this place, so me being so curious, I decided to go inside. Once you´re in there it feels so peaceful & calm, your mood & energy change completely. Besides the yoga lessons, there´s a little store with natural products available, the owner also gives consultations (healing & therapies). Quite often they give workshops, all related to healing & natural medicine. Prices are perfect, not too expensive but not too cheap that you doubt their quality.

Nice gym. Classy. Expensive. Staff are clearly not happy to be there and tend to fabricate rules…read morearbitrarily.

This is the biggest & most complete gym in Oaxaca, but it doesn't mean it has to be te best. A few…read moremonths ago my husband & I came to ask about the memberships & prices. We had a tour of the place, got our info and they offered a discount also if we signed up that week. What kept us away is again their attitude. The instructors stare at you in a rude way, it even makes you uncomfortable, and a lot of the people coming here is just for the looks. We saw a lot of people talking on the phone or gossiping about everyone else, it was like a fashion show even, to see who has the newest sport outfit. About the classes? I haven't heard very good things, there's other gyms with qualified instructors.

An amazing hot stone couple's massage away from the touristy area of Centro and the Zocalo. They…read moretook me and my husband in without an appointment on a Saturday, and after 90 minutes we melted into a taxi back to the hotel. It's a full service salon which has been opened a little over a year in a residential area we walked to in about 35 minutes from where we were staying (if you're a tourist, you've heard of Itanoni-we ate lunch there, then walked to the salon!) Awesome experience, incredible value, and definitely will be on our list of must-dos when we come back to Oaxaca!