iYoga Boston

I’ve been here a few times and I love it! It’s so convenient to come on my lunch break because they offer 45 minute classes. I Definitely highly recommend taking a class with Alena, her classes are such a good workout.

By far my favorite yoga studio! I’ve been to a lot of yoga studios around Boston and Nyc and iyoga is by far the best. Not only is the space amazing, with giant open windows and exposed brick, but the teachers and environment are so welcoming and make you feel completely comfortable regardless of your level of expertise. Their hip hop yoga class is by far my favorite class and a must try, Hands down 5 stars! The only thing that stinks is its a walk up, but whatever you’re there to sweat anyway.

Found this studio on ClassPass as it is one of the only yoga studios in the Downtown area. I usually go right after work to the Vinyasa style yoga class with Alena. This studio is absolutely beautiful! I have been to tons of different yoga studios in the greater Boston area because I have access to all of their classes via ClassPass, but I have to say that iYoga really stands out.
Free yoga mats so i don’t have to bring mine with me to work, free water, free aromatherapy towel, and once so far I even got a neck massage at the end of class when we were doing our final resting pose! I just love this place. It’s an elegant, clean, open, and welcoming place to unwind in the middle of the city.
Great for all levels of yoga too. Alena gives great instruction, direction, and keeps you focused. A great space to let go, breathe in deep, and remember that sometimes the only place you need to be is right where you are.

First class I took I was hesitant but the more I go the more I like it. Make sure you take the right class for you. The vinyasa flow classes with Alena and Cara are great. They make sure to take time to adjust you (if you want to be) which I enjoy.

Beautiful space right in the heart of the city for the avid yogi. Exposed brick walls, large windows, music selection, and candle light make for the perfect yoga atmosphere. This is the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Classes are scheduled at the most convenient times — I tend to go a couple times a week after work for the 6 PM classes. Highly recommend hip hop yoga on Tuesdays, its a bit more fast paced and you get a great work out.
Every instructor I have taken has been extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Alena makes sure to explain poses accurately and always makes proper adjustments. I always leave class feeling a million times better than when I came in. I would not go anywhere else in Boston for classes, iYoga is a must go!

The studio is absolutely beautiful. Free mats, water, towels (!) I wanted to love it, but I didn’t think the «Hour of Power» class was very challenging, and the instructor seemed a little like she was on auto-​pilot. She was competent and said the right things, but the class just didn’t really challenge or click with me. Apparently I’m in the minority though!

All I can say is: Wow Wow Wow!
Whenever I am in Boston I walk past this place all the time, since it is so centrally located in the city. I was a little skeptical at first judging from the outside, but the studio itself is absolutely breathtaking. Walking inside is like crossing the threshold between reality and nirvana. Free water, free towels, free mats?! I MUST be dreaming.
The instructors are all incredibly welcoming, knowledgable, and passionate. I love that students are encouraged to go at their own pace, and follow up questions are welcomed. Alena pays particular attention to detail, and has the uncanny ability to tune into the energy of the students and class as a whole in order to adjust her teaching styling accordingly. She also always has a fun twist on her classes too, and I LOVE her hip hop yoga class on tuesday nights.
Cons: Common bathroom (but really not a big deal, especially considering the amenities provided within the restroom). Sometimes there is a line to change outside, but personally I prefer to come to class prepared so that’s never been an issue for me. Also, as lovely and peaceful as the space is, the classes can fill up pretty quickly so make sure you leave a few extra minutes to grab a good spot. I was even 10 minutes late to a class once and was welcomed with open and compassionate arms.
Not the best for parking, but under a 5 minute walk from the Park st. T stop.
Overall, one of the top 3 yoga studios in Boston in my opinion. No pretense, no «yoga snobs», no BS. Just great, authentic yoga.

iYoga Boston has an incredibly beautiful space. I took a Saturday morning class and was surprised at how peaceful and quiet it was even though it’s right downtown. Once I was done gaping over the huge windows and views, I really enjoyed my class. Paloma was an amazing teacher and gave me personalized attention throughout the class. I left feeling like I worked really hard but also really energized. I’d highly recommend it!

This studio is beautiful, and their classes are the perfect balance of challenging and relaxing. The location is great, and I really like the morning instructor, Amanda. I felt so welcomed by the fact that they provide water and free mats when you step in the door, and the beautifully-​lit brick-​walled studio only adds to the relaxed, welcoming vibe set by the instructors.
I come here through ClassPass and will likely buy a package for additional classes, especially since their class packages are very reasonably priced. The only complaint I have about this studio is that they don’t have more morning classes! I am usually only able to make the 7am Tuesday class and would love to see them have more 7am classes on other weekdays so that I can go before work. If they do, I will definitely be buying extra class packages to supplement my 3-​per-​month from ClassPass!

Such a great studio especially for those who work downtown. I took a class with Paloma at noon and she’s amazing — very friendly and knowledgeable. I loved her practice and will definitely go back.

Hidden gem. The 45-​minute lunch time flow yoga class is perfect for the work day. Alena is a great instructor: She’s attentive, consultative, and friendly. I love how small and intimate the yoga studio is. Brick walls and large windows that open on summer afternoons makes this a great, new, quintessential «Boston Experience.»
The location is very convenient. It is indeed located above a restaurant that’s a regular lunch joint for people who work downtown and isn’t fancy. You can walk or take an elevator up to the third floor where the studio is located, use the bathroom outside the studio to change, and go to class.
I take classes using ClassPass (Thanks, ClassPass!) and the classes I’ve been to have been so good that I’m considering purchasing a pack of classes to supplement the number of classes I can take with ClassPass. The package pricing isn’t bad. I wouldn’t be averse to getting a special for ClassPass users, either!
I also hope the studio will consider setting up a small changing area somewhere in the studio. During lunch time, there’s often a small line outside the women’s bathroom and with only an hour for lunch, cleaning up and getting ready for work again can be a challenge.

Friendly people, good teachers and convenient! I love that the classes pack everything you’d expect from a high quality, athletic yoga class into 1 hour. Very convenient for those of us that work downtown. I love that they provide mats at no charge. Don’t be deterred by the strange building, the studio is lovely.

This little studio is great! I went a couple weeks ago on Saturday morning, and it was just myself and another girl. The instructor was so nice and accommodating. The room was peaceful and the perfect temperature. They have mats and any equipment you need. The instructor was hands on but not too much and provided the right amount of help. The class was by far the best yoga class I’ve ever taken! very challenging, but the instructor knew just when to take breaks. Absolutely try this place if you can!

This is my first Unilocal review. I have never felt the urge to recommend or complain about a business. So I signed up JUST to say how awesome this studio is. It’s a hidden gem. It’s a new, intimate studio. And the owners/​staff (especially Paul) are super friendly and accomodating.
Pros: I have taken a few classes with Alena and it’s a great workout. I am a very athletic person and I workout everyday. But Alena makes you sweat. I am sore after every class. However, she’s is not too difficult that you can’t do the poses. The studio space is beautiful and zen. I recommend the Hip Hop yoga classes. They are fun.
Cons: This studio is on the 3^rd floor of a walk-​up above a restaurant. It seems kind of sketchy as you’re walking up the stairs, BUT, I assure you, stepping into the studio is like stepping into Narnia. You totally forget about the businesses downstairs. There are also no amenities like showers, change room or water fountain. But there is a bathroom across the hall to change/​And they provide bottled water. So personally I don’t care about this since I’m there to work out and I’m not looking for a spa.
Conclusion: for an avid yogi or athlete who is looking for a good workout and a positive vibe, this is one of the best yoga studios I have ever been to. Worth every penny. Do not come if you are looking for an «elite experience» like Equinox (I am a member there so I know the vibes are different).