SoulCycle NoHo

Reviews

• BB

  Bunker Blake

  Jul 7, 2026
  5.0
  SoulCycle SoHo was my original New York studio, so after it closed, NoHo felt like the right place to leave this. I have been riding with SoulCycle for about a decade, with roughly 250 classes across different studios, and NoHo has a lot of what has kept me loyal. The location is excellent, the studio is always clean and bright, and the ride room itself is big, open, and high-ceilinged. That extra space really matters. SoHo had incredible downtown energy, but the basement locker rooms were tiny, and NoHo gives you much more breathing room before and after class. It still has that New York SoulCycle charge, just with a little more room to settle in, change, reset, and actually enjoy the full experience. I took Ariel’s class last August and had a great ride. One of the coolest parts of watching this community over time has been seeing front desk team members and riders grow into instructors, so shoutout to Ariel, Sophia, and Yavuz. I was also a longtime Akin and Yavuz rider, and I remember Yavuz before he started teaching, so seeing that path evolve into the AARMY program has been awesome. One of the things I appreciate most about studio cycling is how accessible it is for people of all fitness levels. It can be incredibly difficult if you really push, but it also works for group fitness rookies who want structure, music, coaching, and a way to build cardiovascular and muscle strength over time. Studio cycling was my first real group fitness format back in 2007, and nearly 20 years later, SoulCycle still gives me that reset: clip in, ride hard, clear my head, and leave better than I arrived. I am in Philly now, and I think the studio location here is awesome too. Life and budget have kept me from riding as much recently, but I still think about these classes with real gratitude. I hope to come back soon.
• NN

  Nftravel

  May 22, 2026
  4.0
  Unfortunately, this is not my favourite Soul Cycle. The acoustics are painful. It doesn’t sound good with or without earplugs.
• EH

  Elena Helgiu

  Apr 2, 2025
  3.0
  I’m disappointed with my experience here recently. First off, a single class is roughly $50 with shoes. The class expires after a certain amount of time, so if you go out of town, that’s $50 gone. Next, I was disappointed with the front desk greeters. They were deeply unfriendly and disinterested. It was my 50th ride and while I’ve seen other people get a fun shoutout, I didn’t get an acknowledgment. That was surprising since I’ve seen it done to other people. Then, I asked if they can do a birthday shoutout for my friend who was in the class. Usually that entails a candle blowout and a photo. They just gave her a card and they didn’t even say happy birthday during the class. Again, I’ve seen it done for other people and it’s such a small thing, I couldn’t understand why they wouldn’t bother doing it for us (there were 5 people total in the class). It just felt like any other place where you’re treated like a completely anonymous being with a credit card and nobody cares whether you have a good time or not (which at $1/minute I would sure how they keep tabs on people feeling good).
• MM

  Min

  Aug 6, 2023
  5.0
  This one is so hyped and I tried it too😎 It was pricey but it was worth it. Instructor and staff memebers are so kind and energetic. Class was bomb. My legs were shaking after this LOL. I thought I was strong but I wasn't🤣🤣 You can go beyond your limit!