Om City Yoga Review: Upper East Side NYC

Om City Yoga Review: The UES’s Best Day Retreat?

1551 2nd Ave #3, New York, NY 10028

Open Flow – Rise Van Doosselaere

Class Snapshot

Workout Intensity

Gentle → Intense

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3/5

Class Pace

Slow → Fast

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2/5

Music & Volume

Quiet → Loud

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2/5

Studio Amenities

Basic → Luxe

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2/5

Class Size

Small → Large

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2/5

Welcome

Solo → Warm

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2/5

Class Notes

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Intensity & Challenge Verdict

Accessible and rewarding. Clear guidance makes this a great session for both beginners and intermediate yogis

Class Pace Details

A steady, all-levels flow. The pace is intentional and inclusive, designed to accommodate the diverse mix of students

Music & Volume

Subtle and atmospheric. The background music is kept at a low volume—just enough to provide a good yoga vibe

Amenities & Studio Comfort

Clean, neat, and functional. It’s a “change at home” kind of spot, but the studio itself is pristine and offers a peaceful escape

Capcity & Class Size

Intimate and community-focused. With fewer than 20 people per class, you get a smaller, more personalized experience

First Timer Welcome

Expect a great local vibe. The welcome is warm, but remember: the studio opens right before class, so timing is everything.

Om City Yoga review. This studio is a local Upper East Side (UES) sanctuary with a serious cozy vibe and a warm welcome. Tucked up a flight of stairs, the studio might seem basic at first, but the class was the perfect solution for a rainy day in the Big Apple. It’s truly inclusive, with a mix of all ages and all levels on the mat. Pro Tip: If you’re heading to the first class of the day, the studio opens quite close to the start time—don’t arrive too early or you’ll be waiting on the stairs!

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