triyoga Soho

Traveling yogis delight in this “Spa” like yoga studio! This one hits all the check box’s for me: Great teachers! Diverse styles of yoga.. Mats included / nice props and tools. Great studio with LOTS of fresh air and light. Great little juice bar / tasty snacks Great showers - “rain” down style showers. Soaps / all the nice things for a great post yoga clean up. Luxurious spa towels. Easy secure locker system, don’t need a lock. Easy check in system. Super nice reception. Easy location for the tourists... A wide selection of yoga books... Triyoga soho has it all..

I love the location and some of the teachers are really great but what really put me off was the situation in the changing rooms after each class. There is not enough capacity for the amount of people that attend the classes, it definitely ruins the wonderful post-yoga experience. Some of the girls that work at the reception are quite rude and do not even bother to look at you whilst you're talking to them.

I am having great experience with Triyoga. I strongly recommend everyone. What I love mostly there is a wide range of yoga classes of different style. The teacher are very serious, experienced and careful to the student's need. There are more centers and you can choose the nearest to your job or home, in according your need. Anyway, my favorite is Camden. Huge centre, well organized, nice and tidy spaces.Also, there are coffee shop, yoga and books shop plus sauna!

I like the instructors, I like that they have tea out and the Soho location sitting area is nice and the reception area is also cute. Though the interiors of the yoga studio could be renovated or improved imo, not to their fault though as I actually don't think there is ANY nice yoga interiors in central London. The instructors are good - whom you can tell are experts in their area. The asian lady who taught Dharma was super sweet and loved her singing and playing the accordian. Its clear she knows many regulars in the room which is a nice feeling. I will say though that the hot yoga room smells like feet LOL hope they can fix this. And the mats could be upgraded. Honestly this could be such a perfect yoga place if they could just renovate the studios it self so it doesn't look so run-down and buy better quality equipment like sturdier yoga mats - because I feel like I'm in some yoga class in a 3rd world country which isn't the case. So for that its a 3/5 for me. Aesthetics mean a great deal. Just a tad bit improvement. But will see so far how I like the studio

It was amazing to be back yesterday morning. I cannot praise the staff too much for the fantastic welcome and all the comforting measures you have put in place without taking away the spirit of the studio. Alan was his usual amazing self and, despite it only being the second time, did an incredible job managing Zoom participants alongside his live studio student (me!). I truly hope lots of others will feel confident enough to come back to the studio - although I continued my yoga on my own in lockdown, there is no substitute for having your favourite teacher helping you again.

Relatively new to yoga and had previously tried a few studios using Class Pass. Triyoga Soho was a convenient location for work and also offer a decent range of times for classes , given I regularly end up working later. Following a few trial classes, signed up for a full membership at triyoga. The teachers are excellent, all incredibly accommodating for all levels in each class. Place just as much emphasis on the physical exercise aspect as well as the mind, which was particularly important for me. Each teacher also has their own variation for routines and postures, so there is always small differentiation between the same types of class. Very impressive studio set up, well equipped with plenty of room in all classes (even during peak times). Good shower and changing facilities - pretty essential post morning classes before work. Couldn't recommend highly enough.

I go to at least 4 different studios - very much dependent on which teachers class I feel like doing and the times available. Triyoga in Soho - has some of the best teachers for me - Arram Raffy, Helen Russell-Clark but there are loads take your pick. The facilitates are good very clean, receptionists are friendly, I prefer the studio to online but they have tried hard during each lock down to offer a good spread of lessons .We all need to support good studios as if we don't they won't be there.

I have been to the shoreditch location and the soho location, the sessions were good and I enjoyed the two that I’ve been to so far. However, the atmosphere before the class makes a massive difference. The shoreditch staff are very friendly, attentive and professional. However, I experienced a very hostile, rude and unprofessional encounter with one of the staff members Max at Soho. I believe he was looking for an argument at a yoga studio which I find very bizarre, but when you are a paying customer there should always be a level of respect and there’s no need for any animosity. I would recommend the classes although, it’s very important especially in this line of work to employ workers who have a face to face direct contact with customers to be friendly, professional and kind.

Traveling yogis delight in this “Spa” like yoga studio! This one hits all the check box’s for me: Great teachers! Diverse styles of yoga.. Mats included / nice props and tools. Great studio with LOTS of fresh air and light. Great little juice bar / tasty snacks Great showers - “rain” down style showers. Soaps / all the nice things for a great post yoga clean up. Luxurious spa towels. Easy secure locker system, don’t need a lock. Easy check in system. Super nice reception. Easy location for the tourists... A wide selection of yoga books... Triyoga soho has it all..

I love the location and some of the teachers are really great but what really put me off was the situation in the changing rooms after each class. There is not enough capacity for the amount of people that attend the classes, it definitely ruins the wonderful post-yoga experience. Some of the girls that work at the reception are quite rude and do not even bother to look at you whilst you're talking to them.

I am having great experience with Triyoga. I strongly recommend everyone. What I love mostly there is a wide range of yoga classes of different style. The teacher are very serious, experienced and careful to the student's need. There are more centers and you can choose the nearest to your job or home, in according your need. Anyway, my favorite is Camden. Huge centre, well organized, nice and tidy spaces.Also, there are coffee shop, yoga and books shop plus sauna!

I like the instructors, I like that they have tea out and the Soho location sitting area is nice and the reception area is also cute. Though the interiors of the yoga studio could be renovated or improved imo, not to their fault though as I actually don't think there is ANY nice yoga interiors in central London. The instructors are good - whom you can tell are experts in their area. The asian lady who taught Dharma was super sweet and loved her singing and playing the accordian. Its clear she knows many regulars in the room which is a nice feeling. I will say though that the hot yoga room smells like feet LOL hope they can fix this. And the mats could be upgraded. Honestly this could be such a perfect yoga place if they could just renovate the studios it self so it doesn't look so run-down and buy better quality equipment like sturdier yoga mats - because I feel like I'm in some yoga class in a 3rd world country which isn't the case. So for that its a 3/5 for me. Aesthetics mean a great deal. Just a tad bit improvement. But will see so far how I like the studio

It was amazing to be back yesterday morning. I cannot praise the staff too much for the fantastic welcome and all the comforting measures you have put in place without taking away the spirit of the studio. Alan was his usual amazing self and, despite it only being the second time, did an incredible job managing Zoom participants alongside his live studio student (me!). I truly hope lots of others will feel confident enough to come back to the studio - although I continued my yoga on my own in lockdown, there is no substitute for having your favourite teacher helping you again.

Relatively new to yoga and had previously tried a few studios using Class Pass. Triyoga Soho was a convenient location for work and also offer a decent range of times for classes , given I regularly end up working later. Following a few trial classes, signed up for a full membership at triyoga. The teachers are excellent, all incredibly accommodating for all levels in each class. Place just as much emphasis on the physical exercise aspect as well as the mind, which was particularly important for me. Each teacher also has their own variation for routines and postures, so there is always small differentiation between the same types of class. Very impressive studio set up, well equipped with plenty of room in all classes (even during peak times). Good shower and changing facilities - pretty essential post morning classes before work. Couldn't recommend highly enough.

I go to at least 4 different studios - very much dependent on which teachers class I feel like doing and the times available. Triyoga in Soho - has some of the best teachers for me - Arram Raffy, Helen Russell-Clark but there are loads take your pick. The facilitates are good very clean, receptionists are friendly, I prefer the studio to online but they have tried hard during each lock down to offer a good spread of lessons .We all need to support good studios as if we don't they won't be there.

I have been to the shoreditch location and the soho location, the sessions were good and I enjoyed the two that I’ve been to so far. However, the atmosphere before the class makes a massive difference. The shoreditch staff are very friendly, attentive and professional. However, I experienced a very hostile, rude and unprofessional encounter with one of the staff members Max at Soho. I believe he was looking for an argument at a yoga studio which I find very bizarre, but when you are a paying customer there should always be a level of respect and there’s no need for any animosity. I would recommend the classes although, it’s very important especially in this line of work to employ workers who have a face to face direct contact with customers to be friendly, professional and kind.