YogaWorks Los Feliz

I have been to two TRX classes here so far and have had fairly different experiences each time. Both visits I have been greeted by friendly front desk staff. On my first visit they did a fantastic job of acclimating me to the studio and were equally as kind the second time around.
I do have mixed reviews on the instructors. My first class with Katina was a bit of a let down. Not because of the actual substance on the class but I found her interactions with the attendees a bit awkward, especially us newbies. She never came over to introduce herself, I don’t recall being asked if I was new/​was this my first time, and she gave no direction as to what I needed to do to get set up. Another student in the class saw my uncertain face and helped me out. She did have a great playlist though so there is that. I enjoyed the TRX class enough that I wanted to come back and try it again but I was turned off by my experience that day so I made sure to try it the second time with Eduardo. It was a much better experience. He was friendly, made sure everyone was set up, made sure to introduce himself and talk to anyone he did not recognize. The class was run a bit differently than Katina’s but I enjoyed the difference. It’s always nice to mix things up.
The thing I like most about this studio is how close it is to where I live. Any time I can walk and avoid the madness that is parking in L.A. I am a happy camper.

Thought I would finally give YogaWorks a shot since it’s so close to my house. It’s just devoid of any feeling. Feels like a soulless gym, students all stare at each other and give out competitive vibes. Boo corporate yoga.

I haven’t written a Unilocal review in years and was compelled to do so because of the poor customer service I experienced today.
I am a ClassPass member, booked a spot via ClassPass in a YogaWorks Los Feliz TRX class, arrived, then I wasn’t allowed in because I had an «unpaid class» on my account.
LONG STORY SHORT: Customer service reps made a clerical error that prevented me from attending. This is the second week in a row this has happened. The class is FINE on my end, meaning in my phone under «upcoming» in the «My ClassPass» section, the class is listed, I receive email confirmations about it, etc. Although the receptionist called her manager to get clarity on what was going on, they still didn’t understand what happened.
I don’t think management and staff are taking responsibility for a clerical error they caused. They say I have an unpaid class, which is impossible because I am a ClassPass customer and wouldn’t be able to book a class with them if I had reached my 3-​times-​per-​month attendance limit.
I am really dissatisfied with the service and experience there, will never go back. They wasted gas and an hour of my time and I have no time to spare; very busy person with a packed in schedule.
Every other studio I’ve visited via ClassPass has been a wonderful experience, absolutely no problem whatsoever, just joyous customer service and even better exercising! Not one other studio has had clerical issues like this, they see me on ClassPass in their computer, they sign me in, that’s it. I’ve been to around a dozen other studios so far.
The TRX class itself is great, Eduardo is a good teacher. I’ve taken a yoga class here too and it was just alright, mainly came here for the cardio TRX provides, I do yoga elsewhere. Main issue is front of house needs to get their act together, can tell the management is poor, so overall it’s not worth coming. This is Los Angeles there are many wonderful fitness classes that serve up top notch instruction AND front of house service; I’m going elsewhere.

I love this studio!!! The space is simple, gorgeous and bright and the people here are truly awesome! :)

I’m surprised at how low of a rating YogaWorks Los Feliz has. I’ve only been once and it was for the TRX class, but I really liked both the studio and class. Yes there’s only one classroom, but I don’t see why that really matters. It was clean, there are multiple bathrooms. Lockers and cubbies are available. The staff at the front desk was friendly. I walked to the studio, but they do have parking behind Marshalls in the parking structure. The TRX class doesn’t require shoes and does require a mat. I can’t say anything about their packages or membership because I attended class through classpass.

Horrible experience. Thanks to them cancelled my membership. Super crowded, only one classroom. You have to squeeze through narrow corridor with lockers and people to get to the restroom. Staff rude and unhelpful. You need to pay extra to rent a mat, if u r more than 10 min late they won’t let you in with a grin on their face. Problem is that the next class is in 2 h because of one room and no choice, so you can go back home. For 100 $ a month I would expect better treatment. Also location «los Feliz» lol. It is a crappy part of Hollywood. Do not go there. You will end up frustrated not relaxed.

If you are looking for a Zen feeling… Do Not Come Here!
If you like being treated like you are at a Used Car Dealer… this is your place!
Shady business practices, tiny studio, and high pressure tactics to get you to part with your money. The staff only sees you as a dollar sign and I doubt they could care less about wellness.
Groupon refunded my money after I told them what had happened, even though it was well past the 3 day cancellation period. Thank you Jackie at Groupon…
I won’t be back! I got a bad vibe from them… I wish they would STOP sending me spam

If you want to cancel your membership you have to let them know before the 15^th of the month prior to the month you don’t want to be billed for. It’s written in the contract you sign, but this smells like the kind of rule that’s written into a business plan with the knowledge that people either won’t read the fine print or will forget to cancel on time. You will inevitably end up wasting $ 95+ on a membership you don’t want, which is pretty dumb from a customer service standpoint. You’d think a company built around yoga would consider a more balanced and mindful business model.
On top of that, the classes in this location (which, by the way, is not in Los Feliz) are not great. They don’t offer much variety, and all of the classes I’ve tried have been extremely choppy and mechanical. There is one room, so each class is shuffled out very abruptly, the experience on a whole feeling like just another manifestation of the LA hustle. Not what I look for in a yoga practice at all. The only yogaworks location actually worth going to is Larchmont, which is a beautiful space and seems to attract their more inspired teachers.
But on the whole, this company is just another example of how corporate yoga culture has become. Namaste suckers.

This yoga studio is doing something right! I am a regional member with YogaWorks SoCal and this is my favorite location. The staff and instructors make a real effort to get to know every client and personalize their experience. The teachers are helpful, offering corrections and suggestions as you learn their classes. The class size is never too overwhelming, ensuring adequate supervision and support from the instructor. The staff is beyond friendly. Jimmy and Danielle treat you like family, which is hard to find in L.A.
Some of my favorite instructors hold weekly classes at Los Feliz– Eduardo Duran kicks your butt in his tough as nails TRX class. Stacy Scates and Amy Rose Stabley nurture and heal you with their Restorative and Urban Zen classes. Ella Cojocaru pushes you out of your comfort zone and deeper into poses with her phenomenal Yin and Yang class. I appreciate that the Los Feliz teachers find ways to integrate life coaching with their yoga instruction. I always leave the studio feeling physically and emotionally inspired.
If you’re considering taking up yoga, this is a wonderful place to learn. I highly recommend YogaWorks Los Feliz!

Jenny Aurthur is AMAZING!!! Love this teacher. I travel to different studios to take her classes. This is a nice clean big studio. I am a Yogaworks member in all locations and enjoy coming to this location. The parking at the Marshall/​Petco lot is also a bonus as my main Yogaworks studio at Larchmont has no parking! (boo hoo)

some of the teachers here are great like George! But I had a really terrible experience with the manager. I realize that you’re running a business here but please train your managers and remind them that this is yoga! By the way this is not Los Feliz, as another reviewer already mentioned, so why not be sincere and change the name to either Yogaworks Thai Town or Yoga Works East Hollywood?

They are all about the $$$. I’ve never been to a yoga studio that is so blatantly profit-​oriented. I felt like I was dealing with a shady rental car company. Be careful when you sign up and make sure you call more than 15 days ahead of time if you want to cancel your membership.

READ YOUR CONTRACT CAREFULLY. They require a 15 day cancellation on your membership and you pay for bonus months upfront. I’m stuck with 2 months of a membership I don’t want. 1 month because I didn’t give 15 days notice and 1 month because I had paid for it when I signed up.
I originally signed up before they opened with the promise that they would be open soon. It took FOREVER for them to finally finish the space and now it is taking FOREVER for me to cancel my membership. Very displeased with the customer service.
Small studio with a very limited class schedule.
Poor design in regards to the bathroom and locker layout. The lockers are in a tiny hallway making it difficult and awkward to access when busy. There isn’t room to put stuff in your locker and have people pass by.

Gotta say, this place is just not the best. I got a membership here when I heard yogaworks was opening up a location in Los Feliz because I like the yogaworks instructors and I live in Silverlake.
First of all, it is NOT in Los Feliz. It is in Thai Town. It should be called East Hollywood Yogaworks or Thai Town yogaworks.
Second of all, I could not find a single class here that made me want to come back. The classes were so detached and so clinical, and had none of the meditative or spiritual aspects of yoga. I get that people like to see yoga as purely a workout, especially in LA, and especially since yogaworks is corporate yoga, but yoga arises out of literally THOUSANDS of years of meditative spiritual practice. If you try to divorce it from that, all your getting is a mediocre workout. I didn’t have a single instructor who even focused on the breath, and even if you are trying to make yoga non-​spiritual you can’t divorce it from the breathing.
I thought the staff who worked here were really nice but the classes were so deeply unfulfilling to me, both spiritually and athletically, that I had to cancel my membership. It was pretty disappointing. I don’t know why the instructors here were not as good as the other yogaworks I’ve been too. There was too much lecturing and talking in the classes. Anatomy is helpful, but please focus on the practice.

Good studio, friendly people, decent classes — gave it 4 stars because they need to have later classes not the weekends and the prices could be a bit fairer but I think they soon shall offer both.
I see the negative review and I agree to the extents that there may not be parking on site but there is a huge, easy lot 2 blocks away at the Ralph’s plaza — other Yogaworks locations also don’t have parking, it is what it is. Same with the pricing, you pay for convenience and somewhat the brand — it what it is.
As well, consider that there is also a train stop a block ways, for some could be the key to convenience to this particular studio. As for the «it’s not in Los Feliz» comment, indeed it it is a down the hill from Los Feliz Blvd to the left and the area is really East Hollywood, but since that term does not exist and the area is growing fast, I think it’s fair for them to market it as Los Feliz adjacent.
All in all a nice studio and looking forward to their growth.

Stopped by to check out the new YogaWorks studio in Los Feliz and met with a couple of the yoga advisors, Sara and Diana. Both were very helpful and so nice! Sara got me signed up right away and also gave me a brief tour of the studio as well as going over important details regarding the various types of classes offered and the perks of signing up with them. Love it!
YogaWorks is great because (unlike some smaller studios) they offer more in terms of classes and at a time that will work for most people’s schedules. That was one of the main reasons why I signed up for a membership plus it’s close to my home. (I needed more options dammit!) Classes that they offer besides yoga (all levels btw) is Pilates Mat and TRX. Ladies, get ready to get your asses kicked into shape!
This new location is on Hollywood and Western but there is also a studio more towards «Hollywood» on Sunset and Vine. This studio is also across the street from Serenity West Recording Studio, in case you were wondering what that mysterious looking building was. (Yep, I Googled!) :)
Now go grab your yoga mat and hop to it yo!