Yoga Tree Bay Dundas

It was raining and I took an uber to try to make it on time for my class. Got there 2 min late and was told condescendingly so that they wouldn’t let me in.when asked about if I could get my money back or another class, i was told I couldn’t. I could’ve really used a more understanding front desk and also my money back for going all the way there

I understand the policy around providing an uninterrupted class environment, but a very small window should be given.

Been coming for Yoga here for many months. Atmosphere is serene, amenities are clean and the staff are always quite friendly and affable. Yoga instructors are all quite experienced & I am surprised to find enough variation that classes do not feel repetitive. My flexibility has improved a lot since starting.

If price is an issue you are better off staying at Goodlife, otherwise I recommend wholeheartedly.

I had the opportunity to drop in for a Hot Vinyasa Flow class while in town and staying near the Dundas and Bay studio.
The studio is on the second floor on the south side of Dundas near Bay St. This is a very busy area at 6: 30 pm. The studio was a welcome contast with pace of the streets below. It's a bright, open area with a place to leave your shoes before checking in at the desk.
The staff at the desk got me oriented and walked me through the check in process as a first time guest.
There are complementary lockers with locks and I was encouraged to leave all my belongings including my mat bag in the locker, so into the locker it went. I proceeded upstairs to Fire Studio with mat, water bottle towel and face cloth in hand.
The studio was spaious with a mirrored front wall and space for a good 30 or so mats. The toom warm when i got there and the class got started on time.
Laily welcomed everyone and got us focused on breath through use ujayi breath as we dropped in. We had a thorough warm up and then moved through 2 different flow sequences. The cool down incorporated back bends to include an option for wheel.pose.
We ended in savasana with cleansing breaths.
I would recommend this studio to anyone looking for a safe, clean, well managed yoga experience. There seems to be a variety of classes on the schedule, but I got what I was looking for; a whole body work out that allowed me to find space in my body and find a single point of focus with my mind.

I drove 1 hour in Toronto traffic for a 6: 45pm class, found and paid for parking dt. Still was 3 minutes late, they just won’t let me in. There is no sense of understanding from their end at all.

Amazing yoga studio offering a great variety of classes, friendly staff and clean facilities

Yoga Tree is a meticulously operated healing sanctuary…. With great master teachers like Jason and Alice who care about their students and are very thoughtful of their teaching syllabus, and so humble of their own learning journey …. Thank you

Have been a very long time customer of Yogatree, but will no longer be returning. Unpleasant and unaccommodating staff. Tons of other great options in the city.

I just love Irenas class. She gives such clear instructions, she’s motivating and challenging.
Everyone is so nice and the place is always so clean.

The facilities are good. They have lockers (with lock) and a spacious changing room. The teachers are good and experienced, they will explain the posture and motivate you throughout the entire lesson.

Friendly and inviting staff. Nice and clean facilities. Had my first class at this location with Parastoo as the instructor and will definitely be back next week!

Have been to only one class so far but I am impressed! Friendly staff, good instructor (Kristina), fair prices, convenient location, and class wasn't too crowded. Excited for my next one!

While I was disappointed, like many others, when the Yonge & Eglinton studio closed, Bay & Dundas is just as great.

Ma favourite studio in town! Love the teachers and the welcoming staff, great variety of classes with advanced versions, plenty of choice after work and on the weekend, a sauna if you want to relax before or after, the only thing missing is shorter classes in the morning before 9.