I have been going to YogaSource for years and have loved the variety of yoga classes offered. I am older and enjoy the wonderful benefits of their gentle, yin, and restorative classes. Ann W is great at challenging us in gentle yet not moving so fast that you feel left behind. She is also wonderful at making sure you form is correct. Grisel C is great at working us in Yin I love how I feel after that class and her restorative class is the heaven. read more

I don't get in very often but Yoga Source is my favorite place to re-energize my soul. The front office staff is always so nice and welcoming. It's like going to see a favorite family member! I was nervous about exercising in public, but the staff goes above and beyond with COVID protocols and the place is very clean. Not only do I enjoy my time but it's also a place I can go with my adult children to work out. read more

I've never been able to find a way of working out that i truly enjoy, and most importantly in an environment i like too. yoga source LG offers me both! my favorite instructors i've ever worked with (Jordan, Leroy, and Sylvia are 3 i've had thus far) care about making sure you're movement is beneficial and safe while motivating you, and doing it in a way that makes you want to come right back the next day! amazing studio, people, teachers, and schedule.. THANK YOU YOGA SOURCE LG!!! read more

Let me start off with a disclaimer: I am not a fit person. I have struggled with asthma my entire life and it has really limited my experiences when it comes to fitness. Have no fear my tiny lunged friends, YogaSource is still the best thing since sliced bread!! Never cycled before IN MY LIFE and I took Coach Sam Boozer. Her energy alone will PROVIDE YOU MOTIVATION FOR LIFE!!! I came out of her class ready to change my life. I did that last hill climb in her class and now I'm climbing hills in my personal life. You want it? Sam gives it to you! That's my coach!!! read more

Nice place, sweet staff. I would definitely recommend. I used class pass up book the first session.

I was going here for a while but had a horrible experience in the hot yoga class with the young female African American trainer who was extremely condescending when I had to leave early. The room was extremely hot and I felt like I couldn't breath so I rolled up my mat to leave towards the end of class, as I did so she called me out and said this is a one hour class and that I should know before signing up next time. There was no air circulation in the class, with 40 people sweating and breathing heavily, I felt like I was going to collapse if I kept going. She didn't ask if I was ok or anything and just made this rude remark, I told her I had to go and just got up and left because as a paying customer at that point I don't think I needed to explain myself and she obviously was not going to offer any help. I've taken so many workout classes and have never had a trainer who targeted anyone for having to leave and was so careless and rude of how they treated their paying customers. Because of this experience I wouldn't recommend YogaSource Los Gatos to anyone - especially if you're trying to change your life and focus on your health and wellbeing. No paying customer deserves to get yelled at or treated this way. read more

I enjoy going into instructor Ana Marie's class! She's great!! It's always a great workout. She knows how to push your body to the limit. Hot Pilates classes here are not comparable to other studio. The energy instructor bring carries on to attendees of the classes. Cycling classes are fun and challenging as well. read more

This is overdue for the meditation class which is free... well, donation based as they keep the donation labeled bowl. Teacher(?) with short gray hair, supposed to be guiding the meditation class is just yuk! I'm an Indian and the very first class she gave me nasty looks, had horrible hateful energy one could feel, gave many statements berating Hindu religion, monks and the country itself; And she's teaching Buddist meditation! Doesn't know the simple fact that Buddism is distorted Vedic views. Anyways, I don't really care about anyone's belief system and just wanted to meditate. When I emailed the manager/owner she said they are encouraging/ promoting (lost exact words) Buddism. Well, you can promote whatever you want without being an ignorant and nasty person. I would not recommend anyone who wishes to meditate to go her for they will lose their peace of mind. read more

Back in January I purchased a Groupon for 20 classes for $38. I was not really experienced in Yoga at all (though I am a fitness buff otherwise) but a friend urged me to try it. Now that I have, I will say that I have a love hate relationship with Yoga. I take a variety of other classes including kickboxing and zumba, I lift weights, hike and walk... and so on. Yoga challenges my body and mind in ways that nothing else has. It can be soooooo difficult but soooo uplifting. I don't always want to do it and I do not practice regularly right now but I also think that it would be very hard to completely give up now that I have started on this path. I guess we'll see. Yoga also makes me want to eat salad. That's probably good. ;-) If you are also new to Yoga, check out their free beginner class and orientation at noon during the week. I did, even though I had the groupon too and it was very helpful. After that, I started with Robyn's Candlelight Vinyasa class and have stayed with that on a pretty regular basis so far. I really like her sense of humor and lightness as she is twisting us into different challenging poses. There is also always an interesting message in her classes and I like that as well. It helps me to remember to chill out and to not be so damn hard on myself. I've also tried Jennifer's class on Saturday and was impressed as well. Very different approach and very strenuous. A lot of balance and core work. I was quite sore deep in my abs, thighs and traps by the next day. I would definitely go back to her class although at the time I thought I might die. Clearly that means I need to do more of that. Heh. I have tried Yoga Therapy as well and it was interesting from a body mechanics perspective but not something I would choose to do very often simply because I feel like I'd rather take a different class. Some good take home tips, however, if you're looking for ways to really loosen up and realign your body. I have yet to try the Restorative/Gentle program here but I have taken classes elsewhere with Cindy Walker and Jeanette Goudallier and I like them both very much. I love love love restorative for it's meditative and deep stretching benefits and I urge anyone and everyone to try it. Every time I take a class I walk out of there feeling like I've just had a wonderful massage. It's tremendously beneficial. Both ladies teach at Yogasource so do give them a try. I also have not tried the Hot program. I don't do very well in the heat, but I've looked in and the classes are extremely popular so if that's your thing, it could be mecca! Unlike others, I have not had any rude experiences with the staff but I do find them to be somewhat terse occasionally. I just don't take it personally. Do get there early to park and get checked in though or you could end up disappointed. The five minute cutoff rule is enforced (and important IMO... it's very disruptive to walk in late when people are trying to get centered). That about sums it up for now. I look forward to trying a few other classes here and I would urge anyone who is looking for a pleasant space to practice to visit YogaSource. It is busy and expensive, yes... but it is beautiful, the instructors are exceptional and so far everyone is polite and friendly. There is also a wide variety of skill levels here, so don't be intimidated. Yoga is all about you. :-) read more

THE ABSOLUTE BEST! I have been working out here for almost two years and there truly isn't another studio like it. My first class was a Hot Pilates class with the infamous Leroy. I have done every type of workout from gyms to classes and I can say, there isn't a comparable workout to Hot Pilates. The class is heated and fast paced, but it will have you hooked and your core the strongest it has ever been. I love the staff, the playlists, and the energy. I feel grateful for this studio and for going live even during all these crazy lockdowns so we can stay connected. Can't WAIT to be back in the studio again. read more

Amazing energy from Leroy Thomas! Best Pilates instructor I've ever encountered. Leroy's classes make me feel energized, uplifted, and comforted. Not only are the classes a great way to burn calories and increase my physical tolerance, but YogaSource has come to represent a place of deep emotional healing and self reflection for me. I thoroughly enjoy the exercise routine, the front desk girls are really nice, and I always have a great experience every time I attend a hot Pilates class. This studio has been a great opening into the world of HIIT for a former newbie to fitness! read more

YSLG is a very well-run yoga studio. There are many things to like, such as: 1. Classes - It's like being a kid in a candy store... there are SO. MANY. OPTIONS. 2. Instruction - I have taken bikram express with Samantha Boozer, gentle with Kylie Sloan, and Vinyasa with Roxanne Rashedi. All were good but I really have to give extra kudos to Roxanne; she shows several options for developing further into your yoga poses while showcasing modifications too. 3. Facility - Clean and spacious. I love the cushion seating outside the classes. Overall YSLG is pretty solid... but my reason for not giving the studio 5 stars is because I didn't feel that sense of community I felt at other yoga studios in the area but rather felt the busy-ness. From my visits I noticed that people come and go quickly or have conversations about how busy they are. Maybe it's just me, but I like to practice yoga because it offers me peace and I want to get the same vibe from any studio I attend. read more

Ive only been here once, and i would definitely go again. The place is VERY clean and well organized. They have hardwood floors, air conditioned, a place where you can fill your water bottle, used yoga mats... etc. And they have a yoga shop up in front and they have some good things for sale. Theyre very friendly people. I only came for their Bikram class sunday afternoon, but i liked it. It was my first time trying it and the instructor was nice and helpful and the moves werent very hard. She didn't make it seem like you had to bend and stay as balanced as experienced people. She pushed you a just slightly over your limit, so you get a good stretch. The room was big and full of light that was streaming in through the big windows. their late policy is a bit strict, if you come 5 minutes late, they dont let you into the class. Another thing i didnt like about it was how expensive it was. When i forgot my mat, it was 2 dollars for a rental. I think its 20 dollars a class too. A bit steep for my liking. You do get a month of free trials for 40 dollars if youre a new student. It IS in Los Gatos though, so its not that surprising haha read more

I had to update my review after checking out other yoga studios in the bay area, this one is by far the best. The teachers are amazing - with my favorite still being Matece! :) It's always a different work out routine when I'm in her class. She's very personable. She's the best! This studio is clean and has the best schedule and teachers. read more

$40 package for 30 day unlimited classes FTW! After the trial period, it was too far and too expensive to keep going. I absolutely loved my yoga experience here. Even though there were lots of sweaty bodies in the studio, it felt and smelled clean. Very nice showers with complementary shower goodies. Bikram was intense! Power was good too, but I prefer the heat. Don't be late so you can get in and grab a good spot. Namaste. read more

My go-to. YogaSource is SO incredible and the instructors are SO great that I actually am in-training to get my group fitness certification now. I have been to a lot of different studios and tons of gyms and nothing beats this. Nothing. It's perfection in every way. Hot pilates: Definitely takes some getting used to especially if you're not used to heat // HIIT // pilates. During summers I would sometimes go every day because I loved the class THAT much. It's the perfect, challenging combo of HIIT and pilates. You come out drenched in sweat and feeling so ALIVE. Every instructor is fantastic, but my absolute favorite is Ana Marie. She just kills it. Her class is so hard but so, so amazing. Yoga: I love the yoga classes here too and my mom goes to them a lot. I generally prefer the higher intensity pilates but if I'm in the mood for it, the yoga here is best. Cycle: I love, love, love the cycle classes. I go to SoulCycle a lot too and this is pretty much the same but a little bit cheaper (and closer to my house which is great). Leroy and Miquela are really talented and amazing instructors. What really sets YogaSource apart are the instructors. I've said this earlier in my review, but WOW. These instructors are the best I've ever had. They're just so motivating and inspirational. Most instructors try to be but they just seem SO genuine and make you really believe in yourself and push yourself to your potential. From my first class here, I got so into the studio and have always made time to go. I do wish they had student packages/discounts since that would really make it a lot more flexible for me to go more often! Maybe in the future..?? I'll stay hopeful! read more

I'm a yoga newbie and started attending Yoga Source after purchasing their Groupon, 30 days for $29. If you're new to Yoga Source, I recommend buying their new student deal (30 days for $40). Drop-in classes are $18, so you can easily get your money's worth after 3 classes. The yoga studio itself is very nice, clean, and new. There are changing rooms with showers, bathrooms, a spa, and a boutique/waiting area with cute Lululemon gear and yoga accessories. Since I've never done yoga before, I started with the easier classes (gentle yoga) and slowly worked my way up to Vinyasa, Bikram, and Power Flow. Even though I never really know what I'm doing, I never feel out of place. There are always super fit, flexible, and experienced students around me who serve as awesome role models :) If you prefer to be in the back row, I suggest arriving to class 15 minutes early. Classes are always packed, so if you come 5 minutes prior, you'll have to squeeze your mat into the front or middle rows. In terms of class descriptions, the online descriptions are not always accurate. For example, while it may say "not heated," I found that the majority of instructors keep the studio lightly/moderately heated. Also, it's always good to check the live schedule online before heading to Yoga Source. Several times when I was planning to attend a class, I discovered that the class was cancelled or had a change in instructors the day before. In terms of instructors, my favorite is Angie (the description says that she is a credentialed elementary school teacher, which is apparent in her classes. She clearly describes each pose/breath and I'm never confused as to what we're doing.) Cindy is a very sweet lady, but I found the movements in her gentle yoga course to be random and unconnected. Denise is very enthusiastic and experienced in Tibetan practice, so she introduced some new moves and breathing techniques during her Vinyasa course. However, I found her class to be slightly confusing, so I had to look at her or my classmates throughout the class to figure out what to do. Overall, I've been really happy with my experience at Yoga Source. It's been a great introduction to yoga practice and I would highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a yoga studio in the Los Gatos area. read more

Yoga source is always a great experience. The front desk is extremely inviting and friendly. They have kept up with keeping the studio clean and safe with covid. Cant wait to take more classes!! read more

I just signed up for yoga source and got to my first class 5 minutes late.there is no parking place at the parking . the front desk staff is less than friendly and didn't let me join the class.I have been a member at bay club courtyard and Orangetheory I never experienced This.I got very upset since it took me 50 minutes to get there and they were not welcoming .I didn't get any good vibes.Im not going to attend any other classes at this place . read more

I have been coming to this studio for about 6 months now and I can honestly say it's one of the best studios I have been to in the area. It is super clean, the staff is extremely friendly and welcoming, they made me feel like family from day one. The instructors here are also amazing, I rarely leave a class without learning something new. read more

Yogasource is a great studio! They have two large rooms and the facility is very clean. Not to mention, they have their own lot on the bottom of the parking structure. Be on time. They have a strict late policy, after 10 mins you're not allowed in. My first time here, I hit traffic, got a little lost and was 12 mins late but couldn't take the class :( I returned after that to take the Hot Pilates and Bikram Express class. It can get crowded, but I feel you still get a good workout because the instructors really push you. It was my first time taking a bikram class here and I didn't have a towel. The instructor was nice enough to let me borrow one from the lost and found they had washed. read more

I attended a flow class in 2021. From the website description of the precautions being taken by the studio I felt it would be safe. However, the instructor did not wear a mask and hugged (people jumped into her arms with their legs around her waist) two of the students. read more

The pictures explain why I don't like this place. Shower heat was uneven, burned myself several times. read more

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This is my favorite yoga studio and I like this YogaSource better than the one in Palo Alto. The teachers are awesome, top notch quality instruction. The studio itself is newer than the one in PA. It's posh, clean, and no gross smelling funk compared to other places I have been to (Saratoga Bikram)! It's in a little complex (you'll see the big Kinko's sign and across from Trader Joe's) and while it does get a bit packed I can always find parking if you don't mind parking near the back. Arrive early if you can because it does get crowded to reserve a nice spot. Also, I learned not to be 10 minutes late, or they won't let you in the class! So I just went shopping at Trader Joe's across the street to wait for the next available class. Classes are 90 minutes long, but a great stress relief, detox, and workout (especially power flow). The $40 intro all you can take classes for a month is a great deal for new people. I've tried the bikram, foundations, vinyasa and power flow. My favorites are Vinyasa and Power Flow, and Bikram when I've been out of touch for a while to ease my way back into practice. Yes, Bikram is hot as hell, but it's good for beginners if you haven't gone for a while. As far as pricing, I'm signed up for 10 classes for $150, which is a great value actually. I'm very happy at this studio and it is well worth the drive for me. I always feel great afterwards, and Angie's power flow classes kick ass! Be forewarned, they do some crazy moves in here, but they often show you modification moves so you can build up to it. It ain't easy doing headstands, tripods, crow, whatever, but apparently you just gotta keep going to build up to it from what I hear. P.S. I forgot to mention I love the music they play during the classes, at least Angie's classes. It's not your typical new wave crap, very modern, fun and hip. I feel like I'm in an LA studio or something, lol. read more

For the last month I have been doing 6am or 9am workouts, usually Bikram, Vinyasa or Power Flow. I have to say all of the instructors are very enthusiastic and engaging. Some are a bit better then others but the over all quality of instructors is very high here. I did some shopping around and I think this place offers the best Bikram in the south bay. The closest competitor is Bikram Yoga San Jose. I cannot speak for the quality of classes or instructors there but the amenities of Yoga Source are superior. It feels clean, modern, and they offer you freshly washed towels. My personal preference is Power flow and Vinyasa as they lead you through very intense postures. I feel myself getting stronger and more limber. Bikram is okay. At times I feel like Birkam is cheating, because the postures are more mild and the only reason you are sweating/heart racing is the high heat. I am not certain if it is as strenuous a workout as far as muscles go. But I still do Bikram at least 1x per week for the nice detox experience. The Boutique here is nice. But the Spa is terrible! I had my brows waxed once here. She had this mood lighting going on so I think she couldn't see and missed half of what needed to be removed... I had to go home and clean the rest up myself. What a waste. Tips: Try for early morning workouts as weekday evenings and weekends can get packed. Being crowded in a Bikram class kinda sucks, too much heat! Also try to always show up 10 min early to class so you can pick a spot. read more

Great yoga studio with a variety of classes for every type of person. The only problem is the receptionists and information given. No one told me I REQUIRE biking shoes that clip in to do the cycle class. In fact, the first time I went in regular sneakers and no one said anything! Then I was (rudely) informed the next cycle class that I needed shoes or I would have to rent them for 3 dollars. I had not brought any money. She finally (reluctantly) let me borrow ones for free. Wish I had caught her name so people could stay clear. Maybe she was having a bad day. She informed me of the liability, which I found a little funny because there was a very barebones liability waiver to begin with...even though I informed them I am pregnant. The cycle teacher Leroy Thomas is AWESOME though, and I'll probably go back just for him. I accidentally chose "Power Flow" yoga as my first class, not knowing it was one of the most difficult classes. Great workout though, just probably not advisable to go full speed if you're just getting back in the swing of things. read more

Best studio workouts in Silicon Valley. Sweetest staff and best instructors. Love love love this place!

I had been going to YogaSource for the last 8 years, sometimes 5 days a week. But in the last 2 years, I've had to look for other yoga studios because the majority of the YogaSource classes are just too hot, too loud, too aggressive - frankly the opposite of what I was taught yoga should be. My initial experience with yoga was that I could get an amazing total body workout and feel energized, without dripping with sweat and feeling relieved that a class was over. With the proliferation of hot Pilates, cycling, and the formulaic YogaSource Strong (why would I want every class to be the same?) classes this just isn't a yoga studio anymore. Recently, YogaSource started painting the interior walls with gaudy "super graphics" (brought me back to the 70s) and I'm really feeling turned off. Rather than feeling peaceful, the environment has started to make me annoyed. My favorite teacher Cindy, who was a long time driver of the yoga program and the happy atmosphere, has left, so I'll follow her. There are still some amazing yoga teachers at YogaSource -- Susan, Amber, Ann, Erin -- who never fail to delight me, so I'll attend their classes when I can, but YogaSource is not my "go to" studio anymore. read more

Became a member here in April and it has been a great experience. I often take the hot Pilates classes and hot Pilates with weights. Leroy is an amazing instructor. I appreciate his energy and enthusiasm throughout the class. I always look forward to going. It's a great community too read more

Love this place! Took my first hot yoga class with Annie and it was amazing. Have also taken Debbie's vinyasa class which is great. Staff is nice and place is clean. Bring your own towels. Can rent mats for $2. read more

It was my first time at YogaSource Los Gatos on Saturday (5/20/17) for a Restorative Yoga workshop. I give this yoga studio a solid four stars. The workshop itself was absolutely wonderful. Stellar, really. The teaching and instructors were sensational, attentive, instructive and really focused on yin aspects of yoga in a way that was truly healing. There was space on the floor for your mat and props, and for the first time in a long time, I was in a yoga class where I wasn't holding hands with my yogi neighbor while doing a twist. That is a good thing. The studio itself is gorgeous. There are little touches around, like inspirational quotes on the walls, decorative wall art like a wooden mandala, glass doors, nice wood floors, and very nice amenities like beautiful showers, blowdryers in the bathroom, and an overall clean and peaceful feeling in the studio. I will definitely return here for more classes! But, I live far, so that might be a challenge. But I have to say, my first impression was a lot like love. I think I'll go back for a second date ;). read more

This is my absolute favorite yoga studio that I've ever been to! I started coming here in high school for Bikram classes and they were always the best, most rewarding classes...you feel like you wanna die the whole time but as soon as you finish, you feel rejuvenated. I've since started coming again, through ClassPass and reminded of how much I love this place. It's clean, the vibe is relaxing, and the decor is so beautiful. The heated yoga space is very spacious, and I've never felt like other members were infringing on my personal space, even in the most crowded classes. They have dedicated, covered parking with ample space (although I typically don't come at peak times) which is nice, especially if it's really hot or raining. I come all the way from Willow Glen to practice here - I think it's one of the best studios in the South Bay...highly recommend! read more

Cece is amazing! She truly lights up the studio with her bright smile and glowing aura. Seeing her at the front desk makes my whole week!

I don't typically write yelp reviews, but I REALLY like this place. I am the type of person who loves a good workout, with lots of sweat and high energy levels. I don't typically classify myself as a "yogi" and you don't have to be one to go here. Everyone from the members to the staff is very inviting and makes you feel very comfortable. The cycling classes are amazing! I have tried different types of cycling classes here in the bay area, and this one is by far my favorite! The energy levels are off the charts and the vibe the instructors put off is so motivating. Hot pilates is KILLER, it just may be one of the hardest HIIT classes out there. I love "boot camp" style classes and feel that this incorporates a lot of those same core workouts. Since I am new to the yoga scene I have found that HOT26 is a great place to begin - if you love the heat, of course. The poses are basic enough for beginners and make you feel like you know what you are doing, the heat helps you feel "flexible" as well. I can't wait to keep trying new classes here (since they have so many great ones) and expanding my skills! read more

Bf drops me off here for an early cycle class and it starts out nice but the cycle person(Fatina?)starts to just become really full of herself. Like constantly fixing herself and when I smile at her she looks at me like "WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT?" Always checking herself in the mirror etc. I have been here before and it's my regular go to spot but this is the third time she has done something rude like this. I asked her once about knee pain and back pain and she is just really rude and abrupt and tells me "get over it or don't come." .okay. Normally not a problem because people like this are prevalent in the "fitness industry" but it just rubs me the wrong way that Fatina(or Fatheema I can't tell her name) acts like this more times than not. I have decided that I am not going here any longer and after telling my bf about it, he will no longer be returning for regular yoga for his required - AND PAID - rehab. As it turns out he asked Fatina the cycle instructor for directions once and she said, "what do I look like?" In addition to that I heard her when she was further away with another instructor saying really demeaning things along the likes of, "this place is lucky it has me..I'm a sub but I'm better than the actual instructors here and I'm in better shape, and better looking too." Etc. The instructor should never be the center of attention. I shouldn't have to know about your new job and how much better it is than "this place." Because you know what? I LIKE "THIS PLACE" that is for whatever reason below you and your perfect self. Revolution, when she's gone, we will come back. I can't stand an arrogant woman and I won't and my bf won't be spoken down to by a conceited substitute of all things who by all accounts thinks she's better than "this place" and she has "a real job" anyway. I'd give zero stars if I could. read more

YogaSource, how I love thee. You spoil me with simple aesthetics. You spoil me with clean, dark wood floors. You spoil me with music. You spoil me with a serene, meditative environment. You spoil me. You spoil me with friendly staff and instructors who challenge me. You spoil me with a space that is clean and allows me to focus on my Bikram practice. You spoil me. It's a spa, it's a studio for yoga. It's my new obsession. After my first experience with Bikram, I decided to trust my friends and handy dandy boyfriend, yelp when searching for a new studio. 30 5+ star reviews can't be wrong, right? I headed to YogaSource with caution, knowing to take their 5 star rating with a grain of salt. I mean, bad reviews could have been deleted, or people could just be exaggerating their experiences, right? WRONG. This place is as good, if not better to what most describe. When my Bikram buddy and I stepped through the front doors, we experienced an awakening. Actually, more like an Epiphany. Bikram, not crowded, not FUNKY, what a concept. Who knew. Mind blowing, shocking, amazing, and relaxing. We both walked out two new people, eager to continue Bikram. Who knew such a place existed. WOW, completely trumps my first experience! Can you read my excitement. It's truly nice when you find a place that meets or exceeds your expectations. YogaSource in LG is that place, and it allows me a clean space where I can truly focus on my body's potential. $40 bucks for 30 days is the special folks. Don't do 10 days, go for the month! They have volume packages, and I am interested in exploring my options. Long live the flexible people! read more

Yoga Source is more like a Yoga Mecca of Los Gatos. I wish it was closer. There are so many more classes to explore... I think I love the building just about as much as I love the classes. Teachers: Mixed backgrounds. Sometimes a roll of the dice. Power Yoga at noon on Mondays was very shoulder intensive almost the entire hour. Power Yoga on Wednesdays at 12:15pm more like a challenging level 2/3 class with a mix of advanced poses like inversions and arm balances. I prefer Angela's "Power Yoga" on Wednesdays with more flow and mostly great chill-lounge music. Perks: Introductory packet $45 for three weeks of unlimited yoga, and four weeks if you attend their orientation on Saturday morning. I didn't do this.. I made it to three classes and wished I could have made it to more! Parking: Plenty of parking. They even have a designated parking garage, because the entire first floor of the building they're located in, is dedicated to yoga! There is also plenty of street parking if there happens to be no parking in the garage. Space: Very nice. Clean. Artfull. Taj Mahal-esque. Huge locker rooms *bring your own small lock. Plenty of showers... I think at least four, maybe more. Lots of room to get freshened up post yoga class. There are several loungy sofa bench seats in the corridors all bright colors blended in with some East Indian decor along the walls. There is a bountiful yoga boutique with almost everything you could possibly need to pop into a class if you completely forget everything. There is a ton of yoga attire (even some Lululemon), mats, towels, props, and lots more. The front desk was super sweet... and made checking in and out a breeze. I really love this studio! I wish it was closer. If I am ever in the area, I will most certainly return. Namaste Friends. read more

I signed up for the 30 day trial to try out Bikram. The first class I had was choppy. The teacher held the first set of poses for way too long and half way through started rushing through the rest. By the end some poses were only held for a couple seconds. I tried my luck at a second class. This time the teacher's pacing was much more even but I was forever traumatized being stuck behind a certain gentleman with overactive sweat glands and some odor issues. Because the bikram classes are quite popular, it was impossible to find a new spot and so I was stuck for 1.5 hours with his sweat dripping onto my mat. To make things worse, he was wearing some loose shorts so I was forced to endure the unpleasant sight of that which cannot be unseen. That, compounded with my discomfort in the high heat, made it difficult for me to want to go back for more bikram. With regards to the studio itself, The facilities are very nice. The studios are clean and the decor is very amenable to your yoga experience. The bathrooms are pristine and very nicely decorated with stone tile and they have showers for use as well. After deciding bikram wasn't for me, I tried a couple of non bikram classes but this studio is definitely bikram centric so finding other yoga classes at convenient times is a little difficult. The bottom line is if you're looking for a studio for bikram, this could be the place for you. Just try to arrive early and secure a good spot. Otherwise, you might be stuck looking up someone's pants. read more

Let me preface this by saying that I have no issues with the facilities or the classes. Overall, I think both the selection and the instructors are great. My issue is with the customer service-- why do the girls in the front always act like it's a HUGE bother to help you with anything? I always try to maintain a smile and make small talk, but I feel like I'm bothering them by saying hi. I understand that some customers can be a pain and after a long day, anyone would feel less inclined to be perky in customer service. But I also did not pay $20 a class to be treated like I'm making outrageous demands, uh like, when I was trying to purchase something in their retail store. I don't know if I am suppose to expect that from a studio in Los Gatos, but common courtesy is underrated. It just doesn't seem very YOGA-ish to me. read more

I'm updating my review and giving the studio two more stars now. I am SO GLAD they listened and 'fixed' the rudeness at the front desk. I am now greeted with a smile and 'enjoy your class'. Also, I love some of the new classes/instructors that were recently added and am looking forward to trying the new studio soon. A huge improvement- THANK YOU~ ____________________________________________ I've been coming to this studio for almost a year now. I tried almost all classes they offer. My favorite teachers happen to be those who teach Gentle classes though. They are bright and chilled out. The chilled out part brings me onto the reason why I'm giving this place only two stars. The front desk staff...WOW...not good, not good at all. I suggest they drop the attitude. I got used to being rushed and cut off in the middle of asking a question/talking, but I seriously didn't not like what happened today. You see, I'm ALWAYS there about 10 min before a class starts because they are very busy (aka you will not have a spot unless you are there on time or a little early). Today was the first time I was there 4 (FOUR) minutes after the class started. The girl at the front desk snapped (yes, she was pissed) at me: SCAN. I don't have a card, sorry, but my name is...OHHH FINE, let me look you up in the computer. You are LATE. And just so you know for the NEXT TIME, there is a 5 minute rule. You JUST made it. But just so you know, we don't let people in if they are 5 minutes late. Ok, first of all, thank you for being 'professional' and 'kind'. You could've said the same thing in a different way instead of lecturing me in front of other people in a pretty rude manner. Also, I have to say that this unfortunate encounter affected my practice in the worst possible way. I come to yoga to relax. And even though I consider myself a lucky person, I come there to get away from stresses all of us live with. I don't need a pissed staff member to talk down AT me. And that is exactly what she did. I spent a lot of money at Yoga Source. And once I'm done with the classes I paid for, I am not coming back. In Summary: The good: great instructors, good clean space (unless hot yoga participants don't clean their sweat off the floor), great locations with plenty of parking, not expensive comparing to other places. The bad: pretty much all 'hot' yoga, very limited menu of other classes; rude front desk staff. read more