Fierce Grace Primrose Hill

Their introductory offer is a great deal and when I first moved to London, it was the perfect, affordable place to go and I could go nearly every day for 20 days!
However, the change room situation is mental. The studio room is large but the change room is so small, naked women are bumping into each other. One or two of the showers was consistently broken, so there were few showers for dozens of women trying to wash up after a class. The room goes from freezing cold (since the window is usually left open) to painfully hot from the showers. Lord help you if you want to put on make up after a class. There is no space and you’ll be sweating so much from the showers that it will melt off your face.
The instructors were inconsistent. Some were fantastic and engaging, while others were boring, going through the motions. Same with the temperature in the room. About half the time, the temperature is excessive. Staff at the counter can go from friendly and helpful to surly and irritated at everyone.
I would not pay full price but I would consider returning if there was a very good deal.

Lovely place to practice Bikram yoga. Smart, clean, pleasant facilities with some character to them. Great teachers — I’ve had a variety and they are all helpful, pleasant and willing to spend time with beginners. Classes are just the right size even during the more popular periods.

This is a lovely new BIkram Yoga place.
The facilities are pretty good — very clean and new. Small-​ish changing rooms but that’s fine since there aren’t too many guys.
The class I attended was pretty draining but I could definitely feel it the next day which is what you want.
The class size was just right.
The instructor (first male Yoga instructor I’ve seen) was really good — he had a knack for helping out people who aren’t doing it right without making feel small.
I went to the Queens Park Bikram Yoga place and it absolutely stinks, since they have a carpet in the main studio. This place doesn’t smell at all.
It is right on the Chalk Farm bridge, in the old Primrose hill station building.
Drop in class cost £17 with towel and yoga mat

Came here for about a month using an internet deal. This place is well above my pay grade to normally use but Im reviewing it anyway damn it!
Just opened up. Still working out the kinks but it’s got some class to it.
The architecture is pretty yet funky, like the varying chandeliers in the room. The two teachers that I experienced were excellent but put emphasis on different things during the classes. If you don’t take it too seriously then the fact that one teacher tells you to do it this way and then the next teacher tells you something different shouldn’t be concerning. Just go with the hot as hell flow.
You can buy/​rent yoga mats, towels and bottled water. They have shampoos and lotions available. hairdryers too! So fancy pantsy. I liked that.
CONS: Tiny TINY ass bathroom/​changing room/​shower room. But I think it was because everyone and their mother signed up to try this new place at a discount price so there was a higher population than usual.
They don’t provide lockers but they’re space nazis and have a designated area in the bikram room where you can ONLY keep your stuff. I think it was just the receptionist’s general biotchy attitude that made that rule kind of annoying.
So yes. It’s on the expensive side but you get your moneys worth if you’re willing.