Triyoga Camden

Yoga studio · Camden Town

Triyoga Camden

Yoga studio · Camden Town

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57a Jamestown Rd, London NW1 7DB, United Kingdom

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Nestled in a renovated Victorian warehouse, Triyoga Camden offers a spacious, light-filled retreat for top-notch yoga, Pilates, and holistic treatments.  

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57a Jamestown Rd, London NW1 7DB, United Kingdom Get directions

triyoga.co.uk
@triyogauk

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57a Jamestown Rd, London NW1 7DB, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 20 7483 3344
triyoga.co.uk
@triyogauk

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@goop

"We were sad to see Triyoga's beautiful, Primrose Hill location go but are more than satisfied with its new airy, Camden replacement. Beyond the well-known yoga and Pilates classes—by far, some of the best the city has to offer—it's also worth checking out the infrared sauna sessions, craniosacral massage, intuitive readings, and nutritional, EFT, and CBT therapy (depending on what you're after). Additional services are offered at Triyoga locations in Covent Garden, Soho, and Chelsea."

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@goop

"We were sad to see Triyoga's beautiful, Primrose Hill location go but are more than satisfied with its new airy, Camden replacement. Beyond the well-known yoga and Pilates classes—by far, some of the best the city has to offer—it's also worth checking out the infrared sauna sessions, craniosacral massage, intuitive readings, and nutritional, EFT, and CBT therapy (depending on what you're after). Additional services are offered at Triyoga locations in Covent Garden, Soho, and Chelsea."

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Celia Farnon

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What a great yoga and pilates studio. This is a wonderful space with so many top teachers (including Phillipa, Nicola, Imogen, and Sarah amongst many talented others) and everyone working here. Great cafe, great atmosphere. I tried a lot of different classes, and the standard is consistently high. Thanks for letting me practice here. Namaste 🙏🙏

Luba Koroleva

Google
Best Yoga studio in London. Fantastic teachers and a welcoming atmosphere including front of house team. Can especially recommend Nick as a go to person for any questions as well as advice, he’s put a smile on my face more than once on difficult days!TriYoga is more than a studio it’s a community where people you meet become lifelong friends.

Sahar Soubhi

Google
I came here with my daughter as her guest and we did the Barre Signature class which was great! I loved the space and the energy, and the sauna and changing room were just so lovely to use! A great place to relax and enjoy honestly!

Reem Soliman

Google
I've recently started coming here for a few classes and I've really loved the variety of sessions available. The space is so relaxing and the changing room is just such a beautiful space to get ready after your class. I'm so glad I found this branch, I want to bring all my family members here for a relaxing experience.

Kennedy Snape

Google
Great yoga studio. Tons of different class options, love that they have a hot yoga studio (wish they had more time options for the hot classes) but otherwise great studio. Also so clean and there is a lovely community area where you would sit and have a coffee after class.

Stella Tsoli

Google
I have always consider the place a peaceful place to retreat from a busy week,unplug and practice.The classes and teachers for me remain top 10/10! This is a review to reflect the declining feeling I get from visiting the cafe and using the lounge area. The food is very basic for the price (2 plain eggs on a piece of bread for eggs on toast).The lounge area used to feel a calm place to unplug but at my latest visit was full of laptops (used to be a no tech policy for at least one of the tables?). It would be fantastic to manage keep this as a space to relax,read and have a nice chat rather than a working space.

Arunima Ghosh

Google
Entered for the first time for reformer and the first thing I see is a huge Buddha statue on top of the shoe rack. While I don’t expect everyone to understand how people from those cultures might feel, it is important to respect and be sensitive. Especially when you are profiting off that culture. It might be a hippie decor to you, but it is someone’s religion and spirituality. The reformer class is boiling with no proper sanitisation post class. The wet wipes given are all dried. I won’t be returning sadly.

Josie Benson - The Life I’m Living

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The ‘Hot Yoga’ isn’t hot! I’ve been attending these classes for several years on & off as the teachers are good, but the studio isn’t made hot enough. Often only a few little portable heaters are put on. The temperature needs to be properly controlled & maintained to effectively deliver a real authentic ‘Hot yoga’ session.