NY Loves Yoga

NY Loves Yoga is a warm and welcoming studio from the moment you walk through the door! I have been going regularly for the past 2 years. I started off with some Privates and then began with group classes. The studio offers a lovely balance of experienced teachers. Each with their own unique voice and well-organized class. I love that I can get a great workout along with a sense of peace and self-care. The environment is one of connection, community and inclusiveness.

My favorite yoga studio! Professional, clean and always feel at home. No interruptions from latecomers once class begins so I can focus on my practice. All the teachers are experienced with yogis at all levels. Highly recommend!

NY Loves Yoga is my favorite yoga studio space in NYC. It is magical. It feels like an oasis in the middle of the bustling city. All the teachers are super high quality and well-trained in various modalities of yoga. There is something offered for everyone. Go! Go! Go!

Yes to Gina’s class! However, unsure I will return. I’ve been practicing yoga consistently for 6 years and have practiced at a few dozen studios in LA, SD, and NYC. Upon entering a studio, I am usually greeted with warmth, a smiling face, and a person who makes me feel welcome…usually. I’ve been to NY Loves Yoga once before and they had a great front desk person, but today, I was greeted by a woman with dark long hair and glasses who was just…cold. No smile, no warmth, but she was notably chipper to another elderly woman who walked in after me. This made me feel unwelcome. Brushed it off, rented a mat for $2 and had a great practice with Gina. When I went to return the mat to the front desk person, she put her hand in a “shoo” motion, “You can leave that over there.” Call it disdain, disregard, or an off day, but this left a bad taste in my mouth. I commuted from Harlem to take this class, I spent my money and time here, and this person’s attitude tainted what was otherwise a blissful experience.

They try to upsell their yoga mat and don’t state it in classpass. There are way better yoga studios in manhattan and dont treat you this way. Edit: you can see how they treat people by the reply they just gave. They are entitled and super rude. The problem is not about “$2”, the problem is about being transparent and not trying to fool people. Good luck delivering mediocre service with this attitude.