Indaba Yoga Reviews 4

TrustScore 3.5 out of 5

3.5

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Join us in the sanctuary of our beautiful and friendly space in the heart of London, where the city’s most talented teachers and a vibrant community of yogis await you


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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Is it the best small london studio - probably

I go to lots of studios and tend to follow teachers not studios. I do at least 5 classes a week, triyoga 2 of their now 3 sites, yotopia (now closed), Frame, more yoga etc...

Without doubt all of Indaba's teachers are top class..it only has two rooms so a more limited number of class times but the quality is excellent. The reception staff are friendly, it's easy to get too being right next to marylebone station.

I can't thank them enough for hanging in over covid which has decimated yoga studios.

10 June 2022
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Reply from Indaba Yoga

Hi there,

Thank you for your lovely review and kind words. Your support is very much appreciated, and we hope to see you again very soon!

Best Wishes,
Indaba Team

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Indaba Yoga rip-off

I went yesterday afternoon to my very first class at Marylebone. I arrived 17 minutes late due to RMT strike action on Central Line.
(1) I was required to pay a £20 supplement due to lateness as a condition of joining my class. (For which £35 had already been paid: a one-hour introductory class.)
(2) I was told that I could not take into the studio my small 12-inch shoulder bag and that I would have to put it into a locker.
(3) I was told that I needed a £1 coin for the locker. They had no machine for giving change, nor could they open the till without some further purchase (which seems to me almost certainly false).
(4) I took into the studio what I could from my bag, viz mobile & bank card, and left the rest outside.
(5) When I finished my session, I found the bag had been emptied of a camera grip to the value of £43 and Sennheiser headphones to the value of £30.
(6) I reported the theft at reception. I was told that a man with ‘black hair’ and a ‘red shirt’ had walked in and gone directly past the desk.
(7) In ‘compensation’, I was offered four 1-hour classes at reduced rates, but these were not the power-yoga class that I had signed up for, and they were at times that nobody else wants, hence the vacancies.

I think this is pretty poor: penalizing people for what they have already lost, viz. part of their lesson, failing to instal functional lockers in days when few now carry coins, and allowing people to walk in off the streets and access areas outsider the studio where customers have had to leave possessions.

To make things worse: What is posted here below on Trust Pilot is not the email that I received from the manager, but a rewrite. The original email response from the manager was unapologetic and dismissive: I was simply told to report the case to the police, but since the theft occurred on their premises, it was their responsibility to do this. The manager also alleged discrepancy in my reporting of events, i.e. with the implication that I had confabulated, and NOT discrepancy with what the staff recollected. Whatever their 'policy' on admitting people, it was not what they actually DID on this occasion.

30 May 2022
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Reply from Indaba Yoga

Good afternoon,

I hope you’re well.

We take all complaints very seriously, as safety and security of our customers is our priority. When your complaint was raised via email, we took immediate action and checked all CCTV footage for the time you were at the studio, despite several key discrepancies between your story and those of reception staff.

We can confirm our security cameras do not show a man matching the description provided entering the studio during your visit, and that as a studio policy all guests must register at the desk upon entry. As I mentioned above, there are several other discrepancies in the points raised, which we are happy to go through with you in detail should you need.

If you have any further questions or concerns please don’t hesitate to contact us directly so that we can assist you directly.

Very best,
Indaba Yoga

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Recently returned to yoga after a bit…

Recently returned to yoga after a bit of a break. Indaba yoga is great! They offer a range of different classes and the staff are very helpful if you have any questions. Definitely recommend!

28 May 2021
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