Old Town Yoga

Best studio in town. The instructors are always helpful and really feels like a close community from the moment you walk in the door. Take more than one or two classes and the instructors make it a point to know your name and greet you. They really care about their students. A varied selection of classes from beginner to advanced —just read the descriptions of the classes to see where you fit in, or better yet, talk to an instructor.

An excellent location for yoga with outstanding instructors and reasonably priced. You feel at ease as soon as you enter the studio. The atmosphere is calming and both studios provide a peaceful place to practice yoga. The instructors diverse yoga skills range from the gentle restorative class to the boundary pushing challenging poses that leave you sore and sweating, especially in the heated but not not room downstairs.
Their paddleboard yoga classes during the summer are a must for the practice, scenery and serenity that comes with being on the water with fellow yogis. An experience that may significantly change your approach to breathing, focus and flexibility.
One of the best yoga studios I have attended in any city or state.

It’s not that this isn’t a good yoga studio, because it is, it’s just not my particular yoga style of practice studio. I personally like my yoga class to be a workout, I want to come in sweat, burn some calories, lengthen, tone and stretch out my muscles. I don’t want to come to yoga class to sit in child’s pose, rest in between each posture and send 15 minutes of the class in Savasana which is what you are going to get here at Old Town.
I have tried their Heated Vinyasa and Vinyasa, thinking that they would be similar to the Power Yoga & Heated Vinyasa that I have taken at other studios, but alas, that was not the case.
I also was not a big fan of the building, décor or music choices. All a bit too zen & earthy for me. It’s an older building, smells like hemp and it’s pretty worn. In both classes a hairball blew past me which was pretty gross — intertwined with dust and dirt. I think it just needs a little TLC. Music was also very odd… lots of chanting and slow vibes.
Maybe I am not yogi enough for this place, but for me I like to have a bright airy space, upbeat music, a lively instructor and a fast paced challenging class. Call me an athletic based yogi, sue me.
If you are looking for a restorative yoga class, an off day workout or to get in some great stretching this place is right up your alley. If you want a challenging workout this is definitely not the place. Again… In My Opinion.
With the first class free it’s a great way to see if it’s right for you, so it’s a win win in that case. I am sure this place is perfect for some people, but for me it’s lacking in quite a few areas.

I hopped around to all the studios in town before trying Old Town, coincidentally it’s the closest to my house and most convenient! Been going regularly for about six months now with no plans to change. Very affordable, classes that fit my schedule, and some of the best teachers around. Everyone is so welcoming, and there isn’t any of the «cliquey» vibe I’ve felt at other studios. Everyone is there for one simple purpose. Students from all backgrounds of all ability levels. Give the new student special a try, you won’t regret it!

I am new to the area and I have been looking for a great yoga studio. I took Melanie’s 12:00 class today and it was fabulous. The class was designated for all levels and I was amazed at the range of students. I am used to a pretty intense flow class, and Melanie did a great job of offering alternative variations to the poses to allow the beginners and more intermediate yogi’s to both get the most out of their class.
Great experience and very nice group of people.

I went with their «first class free» promo to see what this place is like, and tried out the 9 AM Saturday Vinyasa class with Andrea yesterday.
Andrea checked me in and was very friendly, and it seemed like there were many regulars because she greeted almost everyone by name and asked specific questions about their weeks/​lives.
The actual room was a bit small and cramped (my head kept bumping into the butts of the girls to my left and right in various poses), but it was clean and nice regardless. Andrea was a great teacher, and I really liked her style even though she’s not as rigorous as I’m used to. After the class, I thanked her and she mentioned that I could sign up for a 2-​week membership that day for $ 25. I didn’t feel pressured at all and told her I would pass as I’m in the midst of checking out other yoga studios. But I’ll definitely keep this one in mind to come back to!

Got the best collection of yoga teachers in the area and great ambiance. Tried several different teachers and they’re all great and have complimentary styles.
In fact my older pup loves going with me now and special time with daddy dog, so double treat!
Originally came here to follow Michael Lloyd-​Billington, since I came across Integral Yoga in California and loved it. It’s a treat to have him teach in Fort Collins, since he’s got great experiences. Then happened to try some other teachers when my schedule didn’t allow me to go to Michael’s classes. This place is top notch for yoga for all levels.
Just wished I lived closer to Old Town, but still worth the 20 min drive each way.

OTY, my home of yoga!
Lots of classes. Nice atmosphere. Quite a variety of teachers with different approaches. Something for everyone.
Parking can be an issues. I mostly ride my bike.