CorePower Yoga - Nob Hill

Reviews

• VL

  VictoriaUSA Le

  Aug 13, 2026
  5.0
  Great experience
• SC

  Sethulakshmi Chandrasekharan

  Jul 19, 2026
  4.0
  Great teacher but room was a little too heated imo
• CH

  Clara Holson

  Jul 2, 2026
  5.0
  Great instructor who read the class well and knew when to go easier or harder based on the heat and vibe of the room, sequence flowed perfectly, and staff was very friendly
• UN

  Uyen Ngo

  Jun 27, 2026
  4.0
  Friendly staff, clean facilities, great workout! Would come again.
• KL

  Kate “KateAR” Law

  Apr 10, 2026
  1.0
  I’ve been a member of this studio for several years, and unfortunately the overall experience has declined significantly. I originally chose this studio for the strong variety of morning classes—especially a balanced mix of C2 and yoga sculpt—so I could get both a structured yoga practice and strength-based training. There also used to be a solid number of morning options overall. Over the past couple of years, the morning schedule has been cut by more than half, with very limited C2 offerings outside of the 6:30am class. The schedule now leans heavily toward yoga sculpt, often led by instructors who don’t appear to have a strong foundation in yoga. I frequently end up self-directing during class rather than being guided. Many of the experienced, high-quality instructors have left, and the replacements haven’t maintained the same level. While turnover has always existed, it used to be balanced—now it isn’t. Cleanliness has also become a major issue. Basic sanitation supplies are often unavailable, bathrooms are rarely stocked (including toilet paper), and there is frequently hair and debris on the floors throughout the studio. When cleaning does happen, it often seems to just be pushed around rather than properly removed. Instructors rarely clean between classes, and staff presence has noticeably declined. Instead, harsh chemical sprays are used—even during cooldown—which is especially problematic for those with sensitivities. Classes are often inconsistent—starting late, ending early, and not maintaining proper heat levels. The temperature is frequently adjusted to accommodate newer students, which is frustrating when paying for a heated class that isn’t actually hot. Due to frequent cancellations, limited availability, and the overall decline in quality, I often find myself relying on live or on-demand classes—which defeats the purpose of paying for an in-studio experience. There is also little to no sense of community. I’ve tried engaging with management to improve this, but it remains a “take class and leave” environment. Many long-time members I’ve attended with for years are now leaving due to these ongoing issues and the lack of response when concerns are raised. Membership value has declined as well. Buddy passes used to allow bringing the same person each time, but now you can only bring the same person twice, making them difficult to use. Corporate has upheld this change. At this point, the original reasons for joining no longer exist—especially when there are other studios in the city offering better instruction, cleanliness, and overall experience at a similar price. After years of being a member, I’m strongly considering canceling and moving to another studio.

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