I cant say enough wonderful things about this studio. All of the classes are great--there is something for everyone! I really appreciate there are virtual attendance options for some of their classes. Every instructor I have encountered is knowledgable, encouraging, and kind. Just really beautiful energy in this place. Highly recommend! :)

Its such a beautiful place! Really nice staff. But my God!! Coldest class Ive ever taken! I had goose bumps the whole time with the fans and aircon going. And a little disappointed with the yoga class. There were no counter poses for back bends, which is dangerous. And the music was pretty loud. I dont think I will be going back.

Really nice range of classes offered, from barre to hot yoga to normal yoga to yin/restorative yoga. Ive been doing yoga for quite a few years at many different studios, and from experience I can say this is a good studio with professional and kind teachers. Great open vibe at the place as well- everyone is so friendly. Definitely would recommend :)

Orange Sky Yoga is hands down the best yoga/spin studio I’ve ever been to! The facility is very clean and well maintained and the instructors are knowledgeable and very friendly. I highly recommend Grace Duque’s Yin Yoga class for those of you in desperate need of relaxation. I left feeling like a huge burden had been lifted off my shoulders! Thanks y’all!

I took my first barre class with Rachel and had a blast! The studio is very modern, clean, and aesthetically pleasing. Rachel was so nice and helpful with my form questions and encouraging the whole time! I have been looking for a safe, friendly, and comfortable environment to work out in and this is it! Thank you Rachel and all the staff at Orange Sky!

This is the most developed and comprehensive yoga studio in town! Exceptional class offerings, great instructors and I love the special events!

I had a great first experience visiting Orange Yoga Sky for a strong flow class led by Jessa. The space was wonderful, checking-in was easy, and the class was wonderful. I anticipate going back in the future, and encourage anyone in the Manhattan area to stop by for a class.

This studio was okay but the customer service and technology they use is seriously lacking. They had me sign up for a 3 month membership but I have no access to my account in the way a lot of other studios do. I cant see my balance and there is no way to cancel my membership through by logging in. I went in to cancel my membership and the receptionist could not help me and told me to call or email. I called several times and finally had to leave a message and there has been no response. I emailed the owner on April 30th and had no response. Now I was charged again today for a membership I have tried to cancel for the past month in 3 different ways. I am now forced to dispute the charges with my credit card since there is no way I am going to pay another month for a membership I have not been able to use since January.

I love going to the studio everyday! Friendly staff, awesome classes, and clean studio!

I enjoy all the classes Orange Sky has to offer! The instructors are great and the studio is beautiful.

I have practiced yoga for 20 years in New York and other cities in the midwest. The studio is nice, and you will get your yoga fix if you are looking for it - but here are the downsides: instructors gab about their own lives constantly, the trivia during and before class (most are in their early 20s) is so boring for those of us seeking relief from REAL stress. They lack perspective on life and never say insightful things. The whole class is catered to anyone who is 10-25. They never say meditative relaxing things or play music that is relaxing. It bothers me a lot as I simply do not want to here about the little anecdotes of their lives. What also bothers me is that are not well trained - they do not know about variations of poses, nor do they use the time to explore many poses. Poses are often repeated 10-20 times (why do that if you there are so many variations and so many poses to draw from!?). One more thing -they do not adjust people (but in the midwest studios do not seem to adjust much). I find the classes monotonous and they favor being on your wrists a LOT - so if you have any kind of wrist pain, even slight, these classes are not for you. And, if you step out, they will scold you - these teachers could benefit from more hours of certified training - not with the owner but in certified schools or abroad, at least 400 hrs.

Thats a cool yoga studio with a variety of different instructors. My two favorite ones are Sarah Hawver and Jessa Voos.

I love this studio. The instructors are very well trained and open to answering questions to help you deepen your practice - both from a physical standpoint, as well as the mental side of yoga. They really just want you to understand what yoga can do for your life/body/mind/soul, so there is no condescension if you are a beginner. There is quite a variety in the skill level of classes that are offered at various times throughout the day/week. As Ive evolved in my practice, Ive become more curious about the more advanced classes, and the teachers are very helpful in coaching me through modifications and variations of poses that I might not have the skill/strength level to try safely.The spin classes are really intense, and I appreciate the variety of teaching styles among the different instructors. If you are interested in trying a spin class at OSY, I highly recommend Sarah. Shes so fun, the music is great, and she pushes you hard... but you see results!The barre classes are also really challenging and fun, but I dont get to attend them as often as I like because the class times do not align with my schedule.It really is a community, the people are friendly and welcoming. Its also a beautiful studio. I see myself going there for a very long time.All that being said, I do have a couple of suggestions. First, ditch the water bottles in favor of a Culligan water cooler or something similar. It bothers me that we go through so many plastic bottles there every day and yet dont recycle. Encourage people to bring their own refillable water bottles. Secondly, the music and climate control does not work consistently, so we need to figure that out! Spinning in an 85 degree room makes me grumpy, and the music thing frustrates the teachers.Apart from that, keep up the good work! I highly recommend OSY!

I rarely review, but Id like to correct a few things written in a prior review. The youngest instructor is 27, so Im not sure where prior reviewer made the decision that everyone is in their early 20s. Perhaps he/she is slightly offended by the youthful glow of instructors. While I appreciate that some may have REAL stress as opposed to everyone elses fake stress (myself being a public defender, I clearly live an entirely stress-free existence) but Im not sure where the prior reviewers thoughts on trivia came from (perhaps they wandered into Maes nearby and did yoga during trivia night?) as the only question Ive ever been asked is how are you? how does that feel? Is that modification okay? Prior reviewer is correct that there are not a lot of physical adjustments, as the very well-trained teachers know that adjusting a students body with which they are unfamiliar could lead to injury. Yes, poses are often repeated as it is a Vinyasa-style flow studio (for the most part) and often do ladder classes that build upon repeated poses. This is also fantastic for people new to yoga who may need some repetition to learn the names and positions of popular asanas. Finally, I just have to say this statement is what brought me to review: [The instructors] lack perspective on life and never say insightful things... never say meditative relaxing things or play music that is relaxing. It bothers me a lot as I simply do not want to here about the little anecdotes of their lives.

Knowledgeable and fun instructors, great events, and a beautiful studio !

Wonderful studio with great teachers!