CYCLEBAR

I love CycleBar, especially NoHo. I have taken classes with a variety of instructors and enjoyed them all! Today was my first class with Deven, and he is AMAZING. SO FUN. Amazing music, super high energy and sooo motivating. He has such a gift for bringing out some serious strength and the best in people!! Can’t wait to take his class again!

Decent CycleBar location vs their Flatiron one, in my opinion. I felt that the facilities here were better kept and smelled a lot fresher! FYl- to get in, you have to ring the buzzer so that the downstairs desk can buzz you in. The locker area is a bit cramped, since the general area is coed. On the flip side, I like the individual shower rooms (4) for more privacy to change, with towels, shampoo, etc. The vanity area has all the toiletries needed as well - deodorant, lotion, hairspray. There are 2 toilets if you prefer to change and not shower. Really liked the instructor for this class, Angie Morrow! She had great energy and a fun T. swift x T.Pain playlist! She definitely encouraged the class as a whole vs calling out individuals, which I actually dislike. Shoes are free. Staff at this location when I went were a bit passive aggressive, but didn't dampen my overall experience - would still return for the facilities!

CycleBar NoHo has become my favorite place. As someone who had never cycled before August 2025, I was welcomed so kindly and encouraged every single time I took a class. I’m incredibly grateful for the staff and the overall quality of the gym. My favorite instructors are Nadia, Deven, and Lizzie!! This is your sign to try something new and step outside your comfort zone!!

I love CycleBar! I used to ride at the Cedar Park location in Texas and now the NoHo studio is my new spot. Awesome instructors, totally unpretentious, free shoe rental and plenty of locker space.

BEST PLACE EVER FOR A WORKOUT! Such a wonderful community with amazing instructors who will take the time to work with you. Everyone remembers your name and is so welcoming. Music is so fun also and the theme rides are the best.

I had a fantastic experience at this location! It was my first time at a CycleBar, and the instructor, Kaylin, was incredibly friendly. The staff went above and beyond to be helpful and accommodating. As someone who’s 7 feet tall, adjusting the bike, handles, and shoes isn’t always the easiest, but they made sure everything was set up perfectly. I’ll definitely be back—highly recommend!

Such a great studio! Super friendly staff and amazing instructors. Love how large the noho studio is! Super supportive environment :)

Well managed location, friendly staffs, amenities were awesome. All in all great value to money

Decent CycleBar location vs their Flatiron one, in my opinion. I felt that the facilities here were better kept and smelled a lot fresher! FYI- to get in, you have to ring the buzzer so that the downstairs desk can buzz you in. The locker area is a bit cramped, since the general area is coed. On the flip side, I like the individual shower rooms (4) for more privacy to change, with towels, shampoo, etc. The vanity area has all the toiletries needed as well - deodorant, lotion, hairspray. There are 2 toilets if you prefer to change and not shower. Really liked the instructor for this class, Angie Morrow! She had great energy and a fun T. Swift x T. Pain playlist! She definitely encouraged the class as a whole vs calling out individuals, which I actually dislike. Shoes are free. Staff at this location when I went were a bit passive aggressive, but didn't dampen my overall experience - would still return for the facilities!

My first time here. Facility great and staff nice but instructor used Sh*t several times during workout. I workout to clear my mind and open my self to good and positive thoughts. Hearing this first thing in the morning dampened my spirits.

First time visiting this cycle bar location after going to a few other ones around the city. I would say this location wasn't the greatest experience. The bike I was assigned to was shaky even after adjustment, so I switched bikes. The new bike had a sticky handlebar that made the ride uncomfortable. There weren't any crew members around to help with either issue at the 730PM class. The instructor (Lizzie) had good energy, but didn't have variety or much choreography, as is generally expected in spin class. She didn't have natural repertoire with the class, which I guess is part of spin, so it felt low-energy. The studio itself is located in the ground level down the stairs and fully equipped with toiletries, showers, restrooms that were ample in quantity and space. Overall, I'd possibly schedule a class if I were nearby but wouldn't go out of my way!

I'm a big fan of cyclebar and so glad they stayed open after pandemic when so many studios did not. This is my preferred location before work because they have plenty of showers and it's quite private (separate rooms for each shower which is pretty unheard of for workout classes). The towels aren't great but it still works. Products they use are ok, not super fancy but its an affordable class. They have good times for classes too.

Nice people. Hard to hear the instructor talking with her mic quality and the loudness of the music. Hard to know when to push myself or when to ease up. The instructor was really nice and talked with us afterwards. Loved the music. Downloaded so many songs. Love the lighting in the room. Felt like a fun dance class on cycles the whole time. Lockers showers and restrooms all available. Get there a little before the class starts to get shoes and clip into the ride. I was late and felt bad.

LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE I booked a 6am class today because I had some time before work and started regretting it as I was walking to the class because 1. I am so very unfit 2. It was 6am in the morning I went in and was given complimentary bike shoes, quick intro to the bike and spent the next 45 mins out of pedaling away like a mad woman. I did not need coffee this morning because it gave me the adrenaline rush I needed to start my day lol! Literally feels like you're in a club!! There weren't that many riders and I was appreciative that there wasn't an active board of stats on the screen because it's kinda intimidating seeing your name last place because you're a weak baby newbie, but I got over the 10 seconds that it was there and it pushed me to ride harder The amenities are great, shower with complimentary towels, hair products, hair dryer, hair ties, q tips, ear plugs, literally everything. I took a shower afterward because I was absolutely drenched. Hiiiighly reccomend! Safe space for a newbie !

This is the biggest CycleBar studio I've been to so far (UES and Williamsburg). I took a special "CicleGives" class where they were raising money for breast cancer. CycleBar in general has great 45 min cycling classes. Music varies depending on the instructor. I feel like the one class I took was not beginner friendly, but not sure if it's because it was a special class. Overall this location was friendly and clean. Studio amenities: - cycling shoes to rent for free - towels - showers (w/nice body soap, shampoo, and conditioner) - hairdryers, hair ties, dry shampoo

Wow wow wow I have been to different studios for indoor cycling before but this one is the best so far! Instructor at cycle bar is amazing and extremely energetic!!! I was very motivated to continue moving unlike exercising at home where we did everything slow and lack of motivation People who worked here were extremely friendly and helpful as well!

Booked a Cyclebar class while we were visiting New York to try and get something of a cycling workout in. The workout itself was good, but much like every other cyclebar location, the music was loud enough to cause hearing damage, at least if you have sensitive ears. Thankfully they had plenty of ear plugs. This location had just re-opened post COVID, so the instructors were pretty happy to be there! I booked the bike in the far right hand corner of the studio as you walk in - which wasn't a great idea. The power meter was showing numbers that were artificially low, and likely needed a new battery or a calibration. It was also impossible to see the leaderboard, which was useful for a couple of short exercises during our class. I'd suggest picking somewhere else!

This is a really nice studio located at Astor Place. The instructors are super friendly and they come up and introduce themselves before class. They also have ample shower amenities, which makes it a great class to do before work. Would highly recommend them if you work/live in the area.

This CycleBar studio is awesome. I've been to many different CycleBars, but my most recent trip here inspired me to write this review. CycleBar, among all of its locations, is known for delivering an upscale cycling experience with awesome music, enthusiastic coaches, and nice bikes. They also include your stats for SOME classes on a screen so you can compare to other riders in a very friendly "competition." Uniformly, these classes are always awesome and go by very quickly. The bikes are well maintained and on par with cycling bikes you'd see at any of their competition. What I think sets CycleBar apart is its customer service and superior product. Cycling shoes are free to rent; they do not charge a fee. Other amenities include a face towel, hair ties, and ear plugs. This NoHo/East Village location also has the best locker room amenities I have ever seen. They have several private showers with PLENTY of room for all your stuff, privacy, and free towels. The showers in this location are probably larger than a fair share of the bathrooms of people living in Manhattan. The bathroom area also has deodorant, hair styling products, and hair dryers. Overall, this location is one of the largest CycleBars I have ever seen, which is very nice considering it's in the heart of NYC. Another thing I really appreciate is CycleBar's overall approach to fitness, inclusivity, and appreciation for their customers. Individual classes are not cheap, but what you get for your money is more than many other spin classes/companies. The free shoes and towels are clutch, because there's nothing like paying $40+ for a spin class at OTHER spin places, just to be told that shoe rental will be another $3. Also, CycleBar has a ton of new member specials and also offers very generous packages of classes for discounted prices. If you have fun and believe in the product, you can buy more classes up front for a reasonable cost. This is in stark contrast for CycleBar's main competitor, which shall remain nameless, but whose business model seems to prefer shutting studios down and firing instructors before ever considering offering discounted prices or reasonable prices for class packages. Overall, I always love the cycling classes at CycleBar and the price is really reasonable for the service and amenities it provides, especially when you check out the price of their competitors.

Looking for instant best friends with a side of workout class? Look no further than CycleBar Noho. The instructors and desk crew are welcoming, helpful, fun and energetic. They make everyone feel like family whether it is their first of 200th class. The studio is clean and welcoming. Classes are challenging but fun and I always leave feeling like I've gotten my best workout. Highly suggest for anyone looking to try and new workout or switch up boutique gyms.

One big critique but the rest of the studio is great. Please inject some soul into this studio. It needs WAY more hiphop or other music cultures other than pop. More diversity of instructors may help, not just ethnic diversity but personality and perspectives. The space is great and the staff is wonderful.

Happy to have found this studio. The staff is always friendly and I love all the instructors so far! I also really like the different ride themes they have. They also have lots of specials and as a grad student I appreciate that!

The classes were boring, and when I tried to cancel my membership over both email and text I was either ignored or told it would be cancelled when it wasn't. I'm now still being charged a monthly membership fee and random $25 charges every day. What an awful corrupt business.

Went to my first cycling class in over a year and some change, and it was amazing. 12-12:45pm. As soon as I walked in I was greeted by a friendly front desk associate. She told me all the things I needed to know in a welcoming and professional manner. Rubie Canton was my instructor and the class was amazing from start to finish. She helped me get setup on my bike, and then proceeded to make me work to an amazing playlist. Definitely will be back. Location is very clean.

I'm hooked on CycleBar, the staff are always friendly and accommodating. The instructors are awesome, the classes are a short, fun and impactful 45 minutes. This is my favorite studio in the city, sign up for their emails they usually send awesome deals.

Really friendly front desk people & great workout, but masks aren't required which freaked me out. Most people in the class weren't wearing one and neither was the instructor. I enjoyed the class but am gonna look for a studio that requires masks or at least has bikes that are 6ft apart

Room was too warm. Bikes did not register increased tension. Shower did not have soap. Instructor was good staff was friendly.