Commune Yoga

Name: Commune Yoga
Address: 313 Northeast 45th Street, Seattle, WA, 98105, US
Price range: $$
Rating: 4

Commune Yoga: welcoming, authentic teachers with flexible in-studio and online classes.

4(5 reviews)

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Commune Yoga, located at 313 NE 45th St, Seattle, WA 98105, offers a welcoming studio atmosphere with beautiful space and authentic, affirming teachers. It provides a wide range of in-studio and online classes, supported by high-quality recordings that connect practitioners near and far. Reviews praise the home-like vibe and varied options, though a few note beginner challenges and billing issues.

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313 NE 45th St, Seattle, WA 98105, USA

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313 Northeast 45th Street

Seattle, WA, 98105

www.communeyoga.com/

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In-Studio Yoga Classes

Join group classes in our beautiful Seattle studio, offering styles like Vinyasa, Hatha, and restorative yoga for all skill levels.

Online Yoga Community

Access a wide variety of recorded and live-streamed yoga sessions from home, with high-quality guidance for flexible practice.

Long Slow Deep Yoga

Experience deep stretching and relaxation in our signature class focused on slow-paced poses to enhance flexibility and calm.

Beginner-Friendly Workshops

Special sessions designed to introduce newcomers to yoga basics, with detailed pose explanations and modifications.

Membership Plans

Flexible membership options for unlimited access to both in-studio and online classes, with trial specials available.

4.00 · 5 reviews

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Evan Lahr

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· 11 months ago

Best yoga practices I have been to, and when I accidentally didn't cancel my membership the proper way, their response was very accommodating and kind.

Katelyn Pietras

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· 1 year ago

Their Long Slow Deep class is solid, but the administration is terrible. I cancelled in June and discovered in September that I was still being charged. When I notified them, they asked me to forward the original cancellation email, which I did. I also sent an attachment and a screenshot, yet they insisted none of it counted, showing they don’t understand how email or forwarding works, and even accused me of being wrong. I'm having to go through Visa to resolve it while the studio fights me on a refund or even receiving credit. Be cautious with billing. Their other reviews mention that ownership is snotty, and after this experience I can see why.

Annie Vo

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· 1 year ago

I did their trial special, and some more classes after that. I enjoyed the classes but would not recommended to beginners. They don't explain poses much so if you're not familiar you're left being off beat and wondering if you're doing it right. They don't really offer alternatives if a pose doesn't work for you. Temperature wise I thought it was pleasantly warm.

Kelsey Lummer

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· 1 year ago

I have been practicing with the Commune Seattle online community for five years now. I have also made two separate trips to the Seattle Commune Studio from my hometown in Alberta, Canada. The studio itself is welcoming and beautiful, alongside offering strong, authentic, affirming teachers to facilitate amazing yoga classes. They offer a variety of classes, both in-studio and online, so you can always find what you need. I feel like home when I practice with Commune and I hope others find their way to this studio to get a feel of it’s magic too 💛

Joaquín G.G.

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· 1 year ago

I practice with Commune Yoga through their online classes daily, and it’s an amazing experience. The teachers are knowledgeable, inspiring, and bring great energy to every session. The platform offers a wide variety of classes, making it easy to find the right practice for any mood and level. The quality of the recordings and guidance is excellent, making me feel connected even from afar. Highly recommended for anyone looking for high-quality online yoga!

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