Yoga Six

Probably one of the most beautiful yoga studios I have ever seen. White everywhere, relaxing music and scents of eucalyptus in the air all practicing yoga with amazing city views of the Chicago skyline.

I love Yoga Six! My sister gave me a Gilt City voucher as a gift and I’ve been attending classes for almost a month and I am in love. The variety of classes throughout the day makes it convenient for everyone’s schedule. The staff is friendly and welcoming and the teachers are the best. They are attentive to your needs and go out of their way to help their students enjoy the experience. The locker room is fully equipped with everything you need, showers, lotion, deodorant, mouth wash. I have been to other yoga studios and Yoga Six is by far my favorite! If you are a CTA fanatic like me, the studio is conveniently located a few blocks from the Roosevelt stop (about a 5 – 7 minute walk). If you are thinking about checking it out, think no more!

I cannot express how much I absolutely LOVE this yoga studio. Previously I had taken random classes at the gym but nothing really serious and then a coworker told me about a 30 day challenge they were doing. I signed up and began my yoga journey. I found Yoga Six to be warm and friendly with lots of class options. It’s clean and serene and the padded floors are amazing (especially for someone like me who has fibromyalgia). Also, they have a pretty nifty app that you can download on your phone so you’re always connected. Unfortunately, I no longer go to Yoga Six but it’s only because I’m a poor high school counselor. But you better believe the minute I hit the lottery (or finally find that very rich sugar daddy or mama) I’m gonna take myself straight to Yoga Six and sign up for a lifetime membership!
P. S. Yes the parking garage situation kinda sucks because it’s only free for 90 mins but I’m willing to overlook that.

One of my favorite yoga studios in Chicago. Large (studios and bathrooms), light, clean. Two studios with wall to wall windows (great for sunrise and sunset classes). Fee for mats and towels; free locker use if let them hold your license. Front desk is very friendly and, if class is about to start, they let you practice and then settle up after. Too bad the free parking ended. Validation good only for 90 minutes, which is tight with a 60 minute class, changing time, and time going to/​from car. 120 minute validation period would be much better.

Unfortunately the only way to park here is at Roosevelt Collection, which is like $ 3 for 15 minutes if shop-​side, OR $ 12 after the first 90 minutes in the garage.
This is TOO MUCH!
This means you can’t take 2 classes back to back at YogaSix without being slapped with a parking fee. This means you can’t take a shower before or after class without worrying you might exceed 90 minutes.
Parking fees makes the whole experience restrictive and stressful.
I don’t know about joining this studio.
Can’t YogaSix work out a better parking validation with the garage?

I am a 47-​year-​old, slouchy, slightly arthritic bald man who has been «trying yoga» for years. I have tried hot yoga and found it, strangely enough too hot. I tried the «very small place» in the old, old building and found it too old building smelly. When I found the deal at Yoga Six ($ 49/​first month) I thought «here we go again…» Upon looking at there website, I found that they have the hot… They have the not-​so-​hot too. BUT they have two things, Deep Stretch and Meditation that hooked me. I am thinking that I can start there and move my way up to the more advanced classes.
I joined a while ago and after attending a few classes, I am happy to say that I remained hooked. The facility is like a spa. Brand new, clean, and not at all smelly. The staff is amazing. (Catherine, who was working the desk, was especially welcoming.) And the classes have been perfect. In fact, I attended last night and attribute my fantastic mood today on Yoga Six. Now it is just up to me to keep up with it. So… If you are a yoga enthusiast… This place is great. If you are someone who has tried it but did not find that right spot, give Yoga Six a try… Side note: They have a great app too. Makes finding and booking a total snap.

I loved my first class. It was challenging, but the instructor was very patient and helpful. Definitely making Yoga Six my studio.

I love yoga and am also a Classpass member, so I’ve had the opportunity to visit many studios in the Chicagoland area. I was excited to try out Yoga Six, however I didn’t follow the rules and arrived a few minutes late to class. Turning me away was completely fair as I understand the sensitive context of yoga practice and didn’t want to disturb the class while in session. However, the manor with which this message was delivered was particularly concerning. Even more concerning was that it was delivered by the manager of the studio, Kari. Her tone and attitude were condescending and dismissive. When I evaluate a new studio, I always look at the customer service as an indicator of the overall experience I expect to have. I was highly disappointed with the customer service here, and the fact that it came from key management personnel was unfortunately a deal breaker. I won’t be returning.

Just another corporate-​y yoga studio hoping to make a dime. After two negative experiences with their front desk /​customer service, I’m positive they do not truly embrace an accepting, friendly yoga lifestyle like other studios.
Locker rooms are chic but personally I’d rather change in a mediocre locker room, be surrounded by kind people and have an overall better experience.
Note: this review doesn’t apply to the teachers I’ve had; they’ve all been great.
When I get my arse up to go to yoga in the morning I’m looking for good vibes only… therefore, I won’t be back!
PS — random gripe: who has a loud bootcamp class going on next to a yoga class? As much as I respect other fitness buffs for getting to the studio early for a cardio sesh, listening to them and their blaring EDM isn’t exactly setting the right tone.

Great clean and cool environment. Classes are just perfect. Boot camp rocks, everyone there is ultra kind and helpful.

5-​star for yoga six Bootcamp class (used to be Fit60 Sculpt) with Jenna. A perfect start for my Saturday morning always. It’s intense and full of energy. The studio is beautiful with a nice view and huge changing room. Free parking is a huge plus as well as the store options downstairs if you want to go shopping too! Will try the power yoga class next time!

This is a really nice space and I really wanted to like it here. If you go into this studio realizing it is more of a corporate/​chain feel than a spiritual yogi experience you will love it. The schedule seemed to offer a lot of flexibility which was a huge lure for me since I am in school. The locker rooms are really nice too. Where this studio lost me was… well a few things…
1) There’s mirrors at the front of the room which is nice at times to check your form but the teacher did not provide much in the way of modifications and checks. I found myself worrying at times that others would hurt themselves and one man seemed to really be struggling.
2) There’s a huge clock on the wall that can be pretty distracting when you’re trying to slow down and enjoy your workout
3) The thing that sealed the deal… BEWARE! THEY WILL STORE YOUR CREDIT CARD NUMBER in the computer system without asking you first. I was a little put off my the student pricing and purchased only one class during my visit. 2 weeks later I received an email that I attended a class only I NEVER left my house that day. I called the studio and they scrambled to come up with an excuse. At first they said I never paid for my first session and that the manager «reconciled» the charges (aka charged me again without my knowledge). Then they told me I actually paid and it was a mistake and I would get a refund. Then when I finally got the manager on the phone she informed me my credit card was stored to another customers account. How many peoples classes was I paying for?! While the two girls I spoke with were apologetic something about this just didn’t sit right with me. But what am I to do? So long Yoga Six, I’m taking my mat (and hopefully my credit card) with me.

Yoga Six is absolutely wonderful! The front desk staff are warm and welcoming, and the teachers are fantastic. I have been getting back into yoga practice after years away and everyone has been so helpful in finding classes that are appropriate to my level (and pushing me to advance and push myself).
I have tried almost all of the classes and love the variety that each class and teacher offers. The music is always appropriate to the flow of the class. I really appreciate the heated and warm options for classes.
The studio itself is gorgeous and sparkling clean. I love the locker rooms that are stocked with toiletries and hair ties. The practice rooms look out over the river and a green space — and you can watch the sky change colors/​storms roll in during down dog.
I tried about ten other yoga studios around the city, but kept coming back to Yoga Six. I am now a member and absolutely love it!

I’ve been enjoying the Yoga Six south loop studio for the last few months. Amazing staff and teachers that make me feel welcome and like a valuable part of the community.
They offer a nice variety of classes ranging from the super relaxing ‘deep stretch’ to the fast paced and challenging ‘power flow’. I also appreciate that the classes vary in heat level so you can get a good sweat going if you’re in the mood but also have other options. The teachers are very experienced and make it easy to follow along and improve your practice.
One of the best things about Yoga Six is the spa-​like space. Huge, fully stocked locker rooms, high end mat and towel rentals and an overall relaxing atmosphere that sets the stage for stress-​free practice.
I can’t say enough positive things about Yoga Six! Whether you are new to Yoga or an experienced yogi, you will surely enjoy the classes and the studio.

As one of the last people on earth to jump on the yoga bandwagon, how lucky am I to have landed at Y6 for my initial journey into the yoga universe. My very first impression with the studio was with the friendly front desk staff, who helped us register and then gave us a tour of the facility. There’s two yoga rooms which are well equipped with an array of props and padded flooring to boot, a nice waiting/​retail area in the front, and beautiful mens & women locker rooms equipped with lockers, showers, an overhead air dryer for your body, and plenty of toiletries such as deodorant, hair ties, q tips etc to make yourself presentable after sweating out all of your bad juju in class.
Now let’s talk about the classes. Slow flow and Deep Stretch were my jam all the live long day, each taught by a number of great instructors who each have their own strengths to provide to the students. Want a more relaxing experience — Choose deep stretch with Monica. A fun, easy to break into yoga experience, but still a good workout — Go see Tess. Really want to sweat it out and feel the burn — Rachel or Dana are the ladies for you. Whatever your mood, there’s a class to fit your needs and practice level.
New member specials are offered, and they also offer deals on LivingSocial or Gilt from time to time. Once that expires, you have an array of package options to choose from. Ample free parking in the Roosevelt Collection garage.

I’m not your typical yoga person (running and CrossFit make my mobility… um…suspect), so yoga studios typically scare me. But Yoga Six is about as welcoming as you can get, for all levels.
The space is new, clean, and has everything you need for before and after. The two studios are just the right temperature (either warm or hot, depending on the class).
Instructors were fantastic — I let them know about a nagging injury, and they both told me what to modify, etc. Love the Slow Flow class — it’s great to really open up all the nasty niggles I incur on a daily basis with my other training.
Parking is still free at Roosevelt Collection, so that’s a bonus. And pricing is comparable to what you’d find at other studios (I believe). Big thumbs up — if you are in the market for a yoga studio, check out Yoga Six.

Now that my living social experience is complete, I reiterate that I LOVE this place! Since I’ve been running through the horrible cold weather with fleet feet across the street, I have mostly attended the deep stretch sessions with Monica (and others, too) right after my running. Monica is AWESOME beyond words.
The deep stretch is an incredible class. It’s relaxing, it slowly and safely lets you start getting a little «bendier» (yes, even the inflexible men). After my grueling runs, I go home super relaxed, stretched out and even sleep better.
This place is the one luxury I consider a worthwhile investment. Make your morning Joe at home and you’ll save the money needed for your membership :)

Corepower has competition. This new studio is super cute! They have locker rooms & showers! I prefer this over Corepower since the teachers seem more knowledgeable and experienced.
I bought a Gilt City deal for an unlimited month to try this out. I love the south loop location since they have a free parking garage and an elevator that goes directly up to the fitness floor. There are a bunch of diff times to choose from which makes it so easy to get to a class. I also love that there is a power flow class that is only an hour long. I know yoga isn’t meant to be rushed, but nowadays everyone is so busy that a shorter yoga class makes it convenient to fit in and still reap the benefits.
It’s also very convenient having a YogaSix app listing all the class times and allowing us to sign up for class on our phones (you’re not required to sign up beforehand, I just like to).

I’ve been attending Yoga Six since they opened this past fall. I’m completely new at Yoga, having mostly visited Yoga Six’s neighbor — Shred415 — and working out with a trainer. I probably wouldn’t have started Yoga if the location wasn’t so convenient for me. I live in the complex it’s located in, so I can walk there in a minute. But, I was looking to expand my fitness repertoire and this seemed like a nice way to do so.
First, the studio is beautiful. Really nice lobby area with some retail mixed in. Very welcoming, modern and clean. Definitely seems to present itself as upscale yoga. The bathrooms are large and beautiful, too. Nice amenities, especially the «dry shower» blower, including lots of lockers, nice showers, blow dryer, razors, etc.
There are two rooms here, and each is pretty much the same. Softer floors here than most studios, which is a nice touch. It can make balancing poses a little bit more difficult because they have a little give. Once again, both rooms feel really modern, and they have nice South Loop views, too. Not much for street noise, except a little drone from traffic.
The teachers have been really great. I’m especially a fan of Tess and Rachel. Both have a fun, relaxed, helpful demeanor. Being new, Rachel has been really instrumental in me getting comfortable with yoga. The other teachers have been really great, wonderful guides, though those two in particular have been my go-to’s.
We took a workshop this last weekend taught by their regional program director. She was really awesome and I learned a ton. It was way too advanced for me, but it gave me something to shoot for. Definitely a great experience.
My only complaint so far is that they still seem to be working out the temperature kinks. With the recent polar vortex, the rooms don’t seem to get as hot since they have huge windows across the expanse of one or more walls. It can get REALLY hot, too, so I feel like I never truly know what I’m going to get. It’s a new space, though, so hard to fault them while they’re getting to know how it works in different climates.
Overall, I highly recommend this place. I’m looking forward to many more classes here.

I first noticed Yoga Six passing by on Roosevelt. When I later on saw a deal on Living Social for $ 34 one month unlimited, that prompted me to look into this brand new studio. You really can’t beat that price for one month of unlimited classes.
At my first visit/​class, it was a very positive and pleasant experience. All of the instructors were super nice and helpful. I was given a quick tour before my first class. There is also a cozy hangout space in the front with a sitting area and hooks and nooks for your belongings. Of course, a complimentary lock is also available if you want for the lockers. The bathroom is spacious with everything you need from hair dryers to cotton swabs to lotion. The only minor negative I have is the hair ties with them not being tight or long enough for a pony tail.
Aside from the South Loop view from each of the two rooms, my favorite part is the soft floors, which I personally and especially appreciate because of my feet.
About a week in, I’m still having a positive experience. The instructors really seem engaged in any constructive feedback from the students. Each instructor also waits outside afterwards of class as well.
Even after the first couple of classes, I quickly considered signing up for a membership after my one month deal. Aside from the classes and instructors alone, the prices are hard to beat. And since after I just found out they are offering a founding membership deal, It didn’t take me much time to decide. I also wasn’t aware till signing up in person of many other perks as well. Brandy assisted with my membership signup and she was super helpful and a pleasure to speak with.
I’m excited and hope in the future they will open more locations here.