Yoga House

The first class is free. Place is clean and decorated. Sort of posh. Attended the Gentle Yoga class. It went faster than I’d like. Will keep searching for a place better suited to my pace. Appreciated the changing rooms and complimentary tea.

Went to yoga house and really enjoyed it so my friend purchased me 5 classes, but since I did not return in 60 days due to personal injury they are not allowing me to utilize the classes purchased, money lost! Namaste feels like no mas yoga :(

Words cannot express how much I love this studio. The instructors are incredible and I’ve taken a range of classes during my time in LA. Most recently, I took a few prenatal classes with Jill, and they were fantastic. If you’re looking for a nice variety of classes and teaching styles, this is the place to try. It’s clean, bright, comfortable and offers great energy.

The PreNatal classes at this studio are fantastic! Both instructors are very well versed in teaching to pregnancy and delivery. Many of the poses help to relieve stress points that come with carrying and prepare the baby for optimal positioning in labor. Theses classes have helped me to focus on breathing and connecting mind, body, and baby. I am so happy to have found this studio!

A great treasure! Attended a most enlightened restorative class tonight. Love the community, location and space. Look forward to more!

This is a great yoga studio if you are looking for great prenatal yoga classes!
I am currently 6 months pregnant and have tried the prenatal yoga classes taught by Jill (5+ classes), Susan (1 class), and Nancy (1 class). Unfortunately I haven’t tried any of their other classes but Jill had suggested that if I’m pregnant and have been doing yoga for awhile, I would classes like Level 1, Level 1 – 2 that are on the easier side, but won’t have too many poses where I have to lie on my back. Jill had warned Gentle would not be good during pregnancy because many of the poses are lying on the back.
I want to note that Jill has been a phenomenal prenatal yoga instructor. I started building so much tension in my middle and lower back from sitting at the computer for long periods at a time at work, so I figured prenatal would help. And it definitely did! Well, not after one class. It takes time, and you have to be consistent. Jill’s teaching style is very soothing and comforting. She is also very knowledgeable on what poses are beneficial to women at the different stages of their pregnancy. Do be prepared to have a packed class when she is teaching though. Sometimes the mats can be as close as 4 inches away from each other.
Nancy has been a good sub when Jill is out. She also has a soothing personality and I’ve enjoyed many of the poses she’s had us do to help build stability strength in our core.
On a side note, I love that the yoga studio provides hot tea! Just a little thing I noticed this yoga studio does compared to others around the area. It just makes my body feel so much more refreshed and rejuvenated after doing a yoga session because I get parched after being in the class for over an hour.

Jill’s prenatal yoga class leaves my achy body feeling both relaxed and rejuvenated. She is an intuitive teacher who seems to deeply understand the needs and challenges of pregnancy on the body. I like how she incorporates some poses to prepare our bodies for labor. As a first time mom, I’ve learned a lot about pregnancy just from Jill’s comments during class. She also is very calming and concerned for everyone’s comfort. I feel like a million bucks when I leave.
The only downside is when she’s out! I don’t care for the way the class is taught by the sub. I’m sure the sub is wonderful with regular yoga classes, but in prenatal there were too many poses with my head below my heart– made me dizzy now that I’m pregnant– and sitting straight with no back support for too long on a hard folding chair, not good for my preggo body. Every teacher has his/​her own style, but my suggestion would be for the class to more closely follow the routines of Jill’s class even in her absence.
Oh, I’m not sure what front desk staff members some Unilocalers have interacted with, but everyone I have encountered has been very welcoming and professional. The yoga rooms are spacious and the lobby area is a pretty and inviting space.

Really loved this place, however have lost respect for them over their groupon policy. Purchased a groupon, after having previously been a client there last year.
Nothing on the groupon indicated that I could not buy another groupon to come there, in fact, in the Q&A sections of groupon, it said both new and returning customer could purchase and redeem the groupon. Ok, great.
I get there, front desk girl redeems groupon, then tells me I cant use it because it was only for new customers… thats not what its stated on groupon’s website. Long story short, I contact management, they repeat the same line. I was super disappointed and frustrated, seems like they need to get their act together and carefully read/​post proper information for groupon’s website.

this is a big and beautiful yoga studio that has been around forever and has a wide variety of classes and a devoted following. i’ve practiced all kinds of yoga on and off for over a decade, and tracy’s core power flow class is one of the hardest, craziest yoga classes i have ever taken. it’s an hour and half but seems much, much longer and includes like a full 20 minutes of abs before you even get into the incessant, hardcore vinyasas. fortunately, she seems to know how insane her classes are and is more than happy for you to settle into child’s pose whenever necessary. i’ve seen people take like a 15 minute nap in the middle of class before getting back into the thick of it, and tracy is totally cool with it. seriously, if you want to feel like you ran a marathon on your mat, check out tracy’s class!
parking can be a pain and classes tend to be crowded so don’t expect a ton of personal attention.

I have tried many yoga classes elsewhere and this is by far my favorite place.
If you are new to yoga practice, I would suggest taking classes in this order: gentle yoga, beginning one, level 1, level 1 – 2, core power flow.
Since I have bought unlimited monthly passes, I have tried almost all of the classes. All the teachers are great and teaching style varies. Sorry, I can’t name my favorite teachers because their classes are already crowded.
Overall, great yoga studio!

It’s disappointing. The teachers are great, albeit brutal in a good way (Tracy Krosnoff), the front desk is helpful and nice, but management simply lies and deceives to make a buck saying one thing to sign you up, but once you are there, they cheat you on your package. Count your money, read the fine print! Oh wait, I did, but management said «too bad» you lose.
There is a lot of competition among Yoga studios. I love yoga, but you would think given the nature of yoga that honesty, truthfulness, and fairness would predominate. NOT TRUE at Yoga House. All they want is your money. Worse, even after they have it, they change the rules to make you pay more.
Yoga is great. Go to yoga, go anywhere, but DON’T go to Yoga House in Pasadena on State Street unless you want to be cheated. btw even an employee said I was cheated; but management didn’t care. I’m really honest, very fair, but this was ridiculous. Please don’t ever go to Yoga House Pasadena.

If you want a good work out and sweat out all the toxic crap you been consuming, this is definitely the place. I had no idea what I was getting into but this yoga place is my most challenging and hardest workout yet. Even more than core power yoga. This is not a heated yoga but feels like it. The instructors are very strict and will call you out for doing the wrong poses with no hesitation. My second time I was there, we had a sub teacher that directly stated she is strict and demands only the right way to pose. I was pretty intimidated and I felt a huge difference in my body. Arms and legs are completely sore even after jogging 3 miles. Seriously, a rewarding feeling once you’ve gain more strength in your core and upper body.
Parking is behind the studio with permit you can print online.
New student rate at $ 40 for 1 month unlimited
There’s a changing room and bathroom
Located centrally in Pasadena near residential area

I recently start going here after a month trial with Yogawork and feel tired of their crowded small studios in Pasadena. The thing I love about Yogahouse is the nice studio and very great instructors. The studio is so spacious, clean and very calm. The location is just perfect for yoga and for those who want to learn and advance in yoga.
More than that, I love the instructors. They are all so attentive and focused on «practicing real yoga» rather than doing difficult poses to get your sweat just for the fitness purpose which tends to go with fast poses and forgets about the correct posture and breathing. At Yogahouse, I have the instructor’s help and guidance in doing it properly in each of the pose.
The pro and also can be a con of the class here is 90 minute long. I never feel it too long but to think about that, it feels long. I always take level 1 – 2 class after 7 so it is not so crowded, parking is easy and the front desk is always nice and welcome. They offer first 3 free class and that is such a great offer. I don’t see any studio ever offer more than 1 free trial class.

I recommend this place for yoga to anyone, from beginners to the fully advanced. All instructors are very warm, friendly, caring, and supportive to all levels. I’ve been to other yoga places around LA & the IE, but this place seems to be more dependable. A few instructors I always love, love, love to attend classes from are:
Sabina (as #1 pick to recommend for Vinyasa classes), Susan Priver, Marti, and Jill.

Beautiful studio with some really great class offerings. I’ve taken a few of the intern taught classes & for $ 7 they are more hit than miss — Joyce is particularly good.
The front desk is ok but can be a bit standoff-​ish & are not always the best about conveying info.
Parking is an issue but there is a rear alley parking area that can be accessed from Glenarm. Overall they have a good selection of classes at a variety of times.

I was referred to this place to take the prenatal yoga. Jill is unbelievably sweet and helpful in getting me situated in the class. There were maybe two times where I could have fallen asleep because it was so peaceful and relaxing. The rest of the day and the following day I always feel so amazing. I began to have some pelvic pressure but once I started taking this class, I no longer have it!
This place is clean, the front desk staff is friendly, street parking isn’t a problem, for locals you get a free 3 class trial then a starter special after!
I’d refer friends to come here!

This is my favorite yoga studio in the Pasadena area. After several years of doing yoga in Santa Monica & the Westside then several years of no yoga after moving to the area finding Yoga House was a dream. I love the décor, vibe, tea, cubbies, etc.
Since I often go in the morning or during lunch I have not experienced large crowds and generally have liked each instructor.
I do wish they had some sort of locker for my keys but I now take them into class.
All in all the best yoga I have found in Pasadena and I motivated for this to become my home studio!!!

I’ve only mostly taken Bikram yoga before coming to Yoga House for solely prenatal yoga so my experience is pretty singular.
Prenatal yoga is very relaxing and not what I’m used to but I still like it. I’m not sure if its solely due to yoga, but my backaches have been minimal. I used to have slight back pain, still do, but my back has been much happier since I started coming. Hopefully my back will continue to feel good.
I can’t say it helps with my other symptoms because after my 5^th month, my severe morning sickness stopped and I’ve been having a good pregnancy with almost no symptoms. Okay, I had some heartburn but don’t get heartburn anymore. Maybe yoga? I dunno.
I mostly park on Fair Oaks on the weekdays. On the weekend, I had to park in the back lot.

Namaste! I didn’t have to look very far to find my yoga sanctuary.
Yoga House sits on the west side of Fair Oaks. Entrance faces south, parking on front, back, plus many spots further behind the back lot.
Hot tea served at reception. The personalities here are always so pleasant and calming. Spiritual sessions literally start at walk-​in.
Two open, clean, and spacious studios, both equipped with plenty of blocks, pillows, straps, and blankets. There are two wall-​size open cubbies to store personal belongings and shoes.
I’ve taken classes with Bruce, Kelley, and Jewel. Every instructor is excellent, nurturing, and down-​to-​detail about every single pose. There are classes throughout the day, every day of the week. More than twenty types of classes are offered at different levels and needs. Three free classes for first timers.

I came first came to Yoga House for PRENATAL yoga when I was preggie with my little boy. it was an amazing experience and one that I wish all expectant others could have.
Jill was my favorite instructor. she was so nurturing, very in touch with our growing bellies and all the schisms our bodies go through during this special time. at the time, they had a great offer for new customers, that being something like $ 50 for 8 classes (sorry, i can’t remember the exact offer, but it was a great value), so be sure to ask about specials! after i had exhausted those classes i purchased a series, which, for pregnant customers, did not expire. this is to accommodate those days when you are having a tough time with morning sickness or what-​not that just comes with being pregnant. so that’s a great plus, that they hear us and are sensitive to those issues. you may also use your unused classes towards POST-​PARTUM classes, where you can bring your little one to class with you!
aside from these logistics, the space here is beautiful to practice yoga. such a sense of peace and relaxation drifts throughout the studio. it’s been awhile, but i’ll definitely return to this beautiful place.
parking is on State street in front of the studio or in a designated back lot. make sure to print the parking pass and place on your dashboard… it’s on their website!