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Bath Yoga Studio located at Norfolk Buildings, James St W, Bath BA1 2BT, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 01225 552897

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Mike Coffey

5 Google Rating

While vacationing in Bath, I took several classes at this studio. The instructors, Kara and Diane, w

5/ 5

While vacationing in Bath, I took several classes at this studio. The instructors, Kara and Diane, were excellent in both their verbal guidance and hands-on corrections. The students were friendly and welcoming, as well. They’ve built a great yoga community and I was proud to have been a part of it while in Bath!

Gareth Winterflood

5 Google Rating

Tried the 2 hour restorative gong workshop on Sunday. Very welcoming group and lovely energy in the

5/ 5

Tried the 2 hour restorative gong workshop on Sunday. Very welcoming group and lovely energy in the building despite the storm raging outside it felt warm and cosy. I look forward to trying some.yoga classes soon

Simone Garner

5 Google Rating

Highly recommend Diane. I attended a class last week with my sis when I was visiting her in Bath. Di

5/ 5

Highly recommend Diane. I attended a class last week with my sis when I was visiting her in Bath. Diane was welcoming with a wonderful energy and enthusiasm. I loved the way she taught her class, and I look forward to going back when visiting again. Lovely lady and great teacher. Simone

Chloe Woodger Smith

5 Google Rating

Brilliant yoga here due to the teachers being so knowledgeable, especially the studio owner Diane Le

5/ 5

Brilliant yoga here due to the teachers being so knowledgeable, especially the studio owner Diane Lee. The classes are really varied and interesting, with great instruction and adjustments. The studio is relatively small but has lockers and a shower you can use, friendly teachers and regulars (make inexperienced newbies feel very welcome).

Diane Lee

5 Google Rating

Wonderful energy, a safe space with the most experienced teachers handpicked In Bath! Loved it! 🙏

5/ 5

Wonderful energy, a safe space with the most experienced teachers handpicked In Bath! Loved it! 🙏🏻

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