Urban Yoga Spa

Recent reviews

Steven H.
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Oct 18, 2023
Visited for work from Los Angeles and booked a Hatha flow with Camille. She was so kind and led a great, smooth, and supportive flow. So easy to follow and honestly it was one of the better classes and studios I've been at even compared to LA. Only regret was that I didn't ask her out on a date When I come back for work I'll def book again.
Kenneth P.
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Jun 13, 2024
A great little yoga studio in downtown Seattle. Came here on a one day pass to take a hot yoga class. The class was excellent. The staff is very friendly and the facilities include a locker room with showers.
James R.
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May 8, 2023
What can I say, I have tried 10-15 different yoga studios to over the years, through multiple moves, and this one is the best. I've been coming here for nearly 10 years. Yoga is hot but not crushingly hot, power flow is a great workout, people are so kind and friendly. Thank you, thank you, thank you, to urban yoga spa staff and teachers for such a great experience.
Sherry W.
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Jul 20, 2021
This place is going down! Class room is so dirty, dust and hair everywhere! So gross, every other studio keep extra clean during the pandemic but definitely not urban. I don't think the studio is clean at all.
Cb B.
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Jun 22, 2019
Excellent! I'm visiting from out of town & decided to try the visitors special ($49 per week, unlimited yoga classes, free mat/towel rentals). This was my first time trying hot yoga & I'm sold. They offer so many time options with a wide variety of instructors-- including early morning classes. My favorite class type was the Urban Hot Flow. The instructors were excellent. I love that they have a deal where if you clean for 3 hours a week you can have unlimited yoga classes-- I'd definitely do that if I lived here. Urban Yoga set the bar high-- I was physically challenged more than I've ever been in my practice & felt a greater sense of grounding. I'm going to be hunting for new (hot) yoga studio when I return home. Thank you Urban Yoga!
Katrina V.
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May 30, 2018
I was in town for a couple of days for work, but I had to get some yoga time in. I found Urban Yoga Spa via the Mind Body app, and it was a convenient 6 min walk from my hotel. Urban Yoga Spa is centrally located. It's right in the heart of down town - super close to Pikes Market, the waterfront and shopping. Registration was easy since it was my first time at this studio. Unfortunately you can't do it through the Mind Body app, so I made sure to go in at least 20 minutes early to get situated. Drop-in price and towel/mat rentals were pretty standard. Wow, the studio was way bigger than I expected. There were two yoga rooms (A and B). I believe other classes were offered in addition to yoga, such as mat pilates. I took a hot Vinyasa class in room A, which was massive. Plenty of space to accommodate lots of students and not feel like you're packed in like sardines. It was dimly lit with ambient lighting, and the surround sound and acoustics in the room were great. Loved the tall ceilings as it made the room feel so expansive. I took the 6am Wednesday hot Vinyasa class with Joe. Awesome instructor! Really appreciated his words of mindfulness and being in Stillness to start my day off right. I also thought his flow was beautiful. He allowed us to deepen out practice by challenging ourselves with different types of modifications.
Suzanne G.
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Feb 20, 2020
I visited this studio using the Travel Pass as I am just visiting Seattle for work this week. I attended two classes and chose 3 stars for the instructors only. Both led an energetic and challenging class which I enjoyed. I would caution if you are a beginner it is a fast paced flow with little direction and no hands on adjustments offered. Only 3 stars because the place is so dirty! The room and mats smell so bad. It hits you as soon as you enter the room. I noticed a previous review mentioned this but said "get over it, that's what you get with hot yoga" But that just isn't true! My home studio in San Diego meticulously cleans between every class and pumps essential oils through the filtration system to provide a lovely steamy experience. I almost gagged at one point because the smell was so bad. I thought for a second it was my neighbor, then thought (horrified) no it's me, then realized it was my disgusting loaner mat. I noticed signs throughout the studio promoting free classes if you volunteer your time to clean. On one hand this is an awesome way to make yoga more accessible to everyone which I LOVE but if management is relying on this in lieu of professional cleaners it has caught up with them big time.
Marivic R.
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Feb 15, 2020
This was my first time ever taking yoga. I decided to take the hot yoga session at 0600. It was definitely a game changer for me! I'm hook and will be back for more! The yoga studio is spacious, locker room is upstairs and has enough storage. The instructor was very knowledgeable and the movements was very fluid and smooth. Not as difficult as I thought it would be for a first timer. Mat rental is $5, towel is $2 to keep in mind if you don't bring your own. Only con is you can't exit out the front like where you entered from, but you have to exit from the coffee shop. But I will be back for more classes.
Ellen C.
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Dec 21, 2017
I love that they have community classes here every Saturday and Sunday starting at 2PM. You'll have to bear with the teachers since they are in the midst of perfecting their yoga practice and there is a great distinction between yoga teachers who are not as seasoned compared to those who are (ie: BeLuminous Yoga where I feel that I honed my yoga skills the most). This yoga studio is much hotter than any other ones I've been, but that's why I like it because I REALLY sweat in this class.
Teri T.
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Mar 23, 2017
Urban Yoga spa mixes together fitness and wellness into one beautiful space. When I first started it was just the yoga studios with a small offering of spa deals. Now they have expanded their space to include a coffee shop, cute yoga retail, and a full list of spa treatments. They run some great sales and special deals as well. If hot yoga isn't your thing they offer non-heated classes. If you like hot-yoga, make sure you really like HOT yoga. I find this studio to feel hotter than the others (100-105) and with large classes the room can heat up event hotter from all the body heat. I also find the entire space very hot (even outside the class space). I often find myself sweating in the locker room as I am changing into my workout clothes for class. Feels great in the winter when it is cold outside, but wasn't as fun in the summer. They do offer classes on Class-Pass (where I originally found the studio) but I enjoyed the space so much I have purchased some of their other class packages and deals to continue to visit. You are allowed to leave your mat in the locker room which saves you the hassle of dragging it with you to class. A tip: If you are in their large studio (A) place your mat on the side of the room with the higher ceiling. Half of the room has a lower ceiling which, for me, felt even warmer with the trapped air in the small space. I also find many people in my classes taking breaks (as you should) during the hot yoga class. Just listen to your body and rest as needed.