Yyoga

The Good:
the teachers are great I’ve learned some lovely gems of information on breathing — how to tweak a posture — all sorts of stuff,
the facility is beautiful with high ceilings and big windows with views of the mountains,
free tea samples while you wait
there is a jumbo size infrared sauna that’s nice if you have the time plus clean change rooms and showers (mind you I’ve only seen the women’s ;)
The Bad:
the classes have a lot of yang energy and can feel competitive (there are a lot of show offs who do headstands before and after class — what? why? — ok, each to their own, but it would help if the teachers were the type to suggest that you listen to your body and maybe dial it back — and they don’t offer modifications for harder poses so I see a lot of people straining to do the pose when they shouldn’t — this is what leads to injury),
the floors are dirty/​gross — they don’t clean them between classes and I always find hairs and such stuck to my mat as I roll it up after class,
their class size limits are too generous — I was once in the Ocean room (there are only two rooms and Ocean is the smallest) for an Hatha class with about 30 people in it — we were so crowded people were right up against the door and I felt mildly claustrophobic, not pleasant.