Samya Studios - (Near Camden, UK)

4 /5 Lushlife: Simply walking on a cobblestone lane to enter the space was a delightful intro to this very charming yoga studio. A very light, airy, warm and comforting place to be. Clean, ordered, quaint and cosy! Lockers provided, which is always reassuring to us yogis who don’t want to practice alongside our keys, purses and phones. Practicing on Thursday night with cover teacher, Kimberly A, was a real treat! Mats and props lovingly greeted us ahead of the class. She also instinctively covered me with an extra blanket during shavasana. Winning! Btw, the studio was cold for me, hence the lost star. Exposed roof beams and skylights seem heavenly for the summertime - hopefully it’s equally warm in the winter with heating switched on. I heard the treatments here are exceptional. I’d defo practice again in this warm and welcoming studio and invite you to do the same.

5 /5 Eliza Plowden: Samya is my favourite studio in the neighbourhood - it’s a quiet sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of London life. I love the range of class styles and teaching approaches. There’s something for everyone, whatever mood you’re in!

5 /5 Charlotte Agnew-Harington: This is the most wonderful yoga studio you’re ever going to find. The space is wonderful, with skylights and candles. The classes are varied and they’re on at times that actually work for real life schedules. Best of all, though, are the wonderful, magical, warm and compassionate teachers. Every teacher I’ve had here has been super knowledgeable, as well as being a lovely, welcoming person. Classes and teachers cater for all levels and abilities, so it’s really just a wonderful time all round.

5 /5 francesca salvati: I love this yoga studio. I started attending pre-natal yoga classes here and have found a friendly and welcoming environment. Reagan, the teacher who has led the classes I have taken, is a wonderful person, shes knowledgeable, warm, kind and professional. The studio is lovely and clean, and classes are not overbooked (which is a huge issue for most yoga studios, where it is often impossible to concentrate on the practice as small rooms get overfilled with tons of people and latecomers). I hope they dont change their approach. I look forward to trying more of their classes in the future.