Reviews of Total Chi Yoga + Pilates. (Yoga Studio) in London (London).

Total Chi Yoga + Pilates

29 Reviews

26 Comments

Yoga studio

Pilates studio

241, 243 Baker St, London NW1 6XE, United Kingdom

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Information of Total Chi Yoga + Pilates, Yoga studio in London (London)

On this page you’ll find the address, open hours, more popular times, the contact, photos and real reviews of this business.

This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Open hours of Total Chi Yoga + Pilates

Sunday

9am–3pm

Monday

8:30am–6pm

Tuesday

8:30am–6pm

Wednesday

8:30am–6pm

Thursday

8:30am–6pm

Friday

8:30am–6pm

Saturday

9am–3pm

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Reviews of Total Chi Yoga + Pilates

U. E.

Had such an enjoyable visit to the yoga studio and cafe, served by such incredible staff. Really recommend it, will be going back soon!

B. S.

Super powered and recharged by chai and coffee combo ♥️♥️♥️ Lovely coffee, great service, nice place to sit down and just relax 🙌

K. A.

Great place for all kinds of yoga. Was my first yoga experience, and they got me hooked. It is a quiet and relaxing way to exercise. It can also be challenging, but therapeutic at the same time. This place also has a great juice bar. Give it a try... First class free! (2-for-1 offer, or free if you were referred)

N. C.

My favourite studio in London. The staff are really helpful and engaging, the space is simple and comfortable and classes are never over-booked. All the teachers I've had lead my sessions are world class. The juice bar makes some of the best health smoothies and juices in town. Love it.

C. G.

In a city chaotic at all hours, this is an oasis of peace and tranquility. From the outside, on Baker Street and next to the Sherlock Holmes Museum, you would never guess that Total Chi held a beautiful garden, a quiet space to collect oneself, and gorgeous studios to perform yoga. Not even from first entry would anyone know what lay in the heart of the business. On the main floor, you enter to a shop, catering to all: ice cream, smoothies, still and mineral water, among other things. You can choose to sit outside on the patio or inside, in it's urban chic environment of wood, light colors and bold Navy cushions, contrasting nicely. Thomas or any one of the ladies will happily answer your questions and provide nourishment with service as pleasant as the decor. But, the jewel of the experience is downstairs. A no shoes policy protects not only the floors but also the quiet. As you come downstairs, the bustle of city life fades away, as just walking into the space invites you to take a deep breath, let it out and begin the mental stretch of letting go. The garden within the hidden courtyard calls for Savasana and Salabhasana, with it's fountain purifying the noise of outside, letting you deepen your inner balance, focusing. In this pristine area, you are given an elite approach of small classes, maxed out at 5 students per class, for a more personal touch. You can also do private one-on-one classes. And for this level of service, you would expect insane prices. Instead, the prices are a bit more reasonable for such top of the line instruction. With the membership, classes are less than £20 each. While not for the masses- at it's current price, for those who can afford the luxury, it's a great deal. I have been in a few different studios worldwide. At this size, I found it worth the visit and beautiful, easy to reach from anywhere, being so close to Baker Street Station. Indeed, even if not one of the posh, it's worth attending even one class.