1Rebel Euston - (Near Camden, UK)

5 /5 Aileen Allan: Fabulous reformer Pilates class, great way to start my day. I was visiting London for work but would 100% be a member if I lived locally.

1 /5 Mateusz Pietrasik: I did a Reshape class at 1Rebel Euston using my classpass credits. The class itself was good and Sam brought great energy. That said, exercises are only demonstrated once, which makes it hard to followl especially if you are new to it. It would really help if the instructor did the first few reps with the class as the induction doesn’t prepare you either.. The main issue was the facilities: no hot water so I couldn’t shower (in winter!!). The receptionist didn’t mention this when giving me a shower towel which was very frustrating. There was also no face wash or moisturiser despite this being advertised. Overall, the class was good but the experience wasn’t. I wouldn’t return to this branch and will choose a different 1Rebel location instead.

5 /5 Julia Liao: 1Rebel so far has been my go to place for reformer pilates. The Euston location is spacious and very nice! It is in a lower ground basement level with no windows though, but for a 45 min class it doesnt bother me.

1 /5 Anirbit Ghosh: I commuted nearly an hour to attend my 12:30pm class at 1Rebel Euston today, and as a first-time visitor I was genuinely excited to try it out with friends. Unfortunately, the experience was extremely disappointing. I arrived at 12:31 — just one minute past the scheduled start — and was refused entry on the grounds that I had missed the mandatory first-timer induction. Despite explaining the situation, I was offered neither entry nor a refund. The only option presented was to reschedule at a different studio, which was of no use since I had booked this class specifically to attend with friends. I understand that this rule is written clearly in their guidelines, and I do not dispute that it is a transparent policy they operate on. However, transparency does not justify an exploitative policy. The staff spent more time explaining the rule than it would have taken to quickly walk me through the induction and let me join the class (which I later discovered had lesss than 10 attendees out of 40 spaces offered). Instead, I was turned away and left £26 out of pocket for a class I never got to attend. This policy is not just unreasonable, it feels deliberately exploitative. In a city like London, where transport delays are a reality, there should be a small grace period — particularly for first-timers who are making the effort to try something new. A single minute’s delay should not justify refusing entry, refusing refunds, and essentially penalising customers. The entire experience felt unwelcoming, inflexible, and frankly, unfair. I will not be returning to 1Rebel and would strongly advise others to think carefully before booking and making sure you account for every unpredictable delay on the road.

1 /5 Heeyun Choi: I woke up at 4:30 AM and caught a train at 5:10 AM to attend a reformer Pilates class at 6:15 AM. Although I informed the staff that it was my first day, I wasnt clearly told that attending the induction was mandatory to join the class. I went to the changing room with my co-worker and then headed straight to the classroom. Before the session started, the trainer asked me to leave, essentially kicking me out of the session because I hadnt attended the induction. I felt like I wasted my entire morning. This was my first experience at 1Rebel Euston, and it turned out to be a disaster; it ruined my whole day. I was very excited about the class, especially since its located right next to where I work. What a huge disappointment. - I had my first session with a different trainer today. She was very nice, and the induction lasted less than two minutes with just some basic information. I couldnt believe he kicked me out with only one minute left before the session was scheduled to start. I think it would have been better for him to quickly explain things rather than use that last minute to argue.