Yogasphere

I bought a Timeout deal, 25 classes for £45 (basically under £2 a class — Great deal!)
I have since only been to the classes at the Matt Roberts City venue near Liverpool Street Station (closest to home).
Most of my classes to date have been with Olivia who is amazing! I look forward to my weekly morning classes and always leave feeling relaxed and ready for the day.
The studio is not very big, so every now and then you do acedently poke the person next to you, but if you’re that fussed about space you might consider private classes or other venues options that are larger in size.
Yoga mats are provided as well as towels and each venue also has shower facilities.

This review is for the yoga at Matt Roberts Chelsea. Yoga was fine but location was poor for yoga. A makeshift yoga studio doesn’t cut it. The tube runs under the gym and a combo of super bright ceiling lights isn’t a good combo for a relaxing session. There are much better choices elsewhere.

I am really surprised at the reviews below (or perhaps shall I say review as singular, as the one star drama is completely baffling and sounds like nothing I could imagine experiencing at Yogasphere). I have been a very happy regular client of Yogasphere for little over a year now, and I know many familiar faces which I see at classes just as regularly — and none of us have one bad word to say about the business.
Mandy and Leo are the lovely studio owners and the main instructors. Each has a slightly different style, but I love that they both make sure to be very personal with their clients. No matter how full the class is, they always keep walking around and correcting people’s posture to make sure that everybody does the poses properly. As someone with a massive anti-​talent for movement, I really appreciate that.
I also appreciate that even when I started as a complete yoga noob, I was always made feel very welcomed in all the classes. No matter what you fitness/​flexibility/​experience level is, you are always presented with options so you can keep up with the rest of the class and still get your maximum benefit from the exercise. The same applies if you have injuries. But let me tell you, I have been going for a year and despite seeing improvement in my skills, I definitely can’t say that the classes are getting any ‘easier’ for me — and looking at the faces of the yoga regulars as we are all sweating and trying to make our muscles listen and hold the pose for a just breath longer, I think they agree. Basically the bottom line is — no matter how low or high your fitness level is, I think you will be continuously pushed at these classes and that you’ll feel great every time when you leave.
The classes on offer are generally divided into the open level yoga classes (more dynamic) and the mindbody yoga (which incorporates more meditation and the benefits of slower, longer controlled movements, etc.). I mostly take the dynamic classes, and I like that the instructors incorporate the explanations of the background of yoga as a millennia-​old practice and the importance of mindfulness of the breath during practice very naturally. Similarly, they are very good at guiding you through the final savasana, so you leave each class very relaxed.
There are multiple locations: I have tried the Albany Club and Hampstead, and I find both of them great. The space is comfortable and the bathrooms are showers are always spotless and with a good selection of hygiene products. (The only thing to perhaps be ready for beforehand is that the Albany club recently added a charge for towels, so you might wanna bring your own. Oh well. Towels are complimentary at Matt Roberts.)
Yogasphere also organizes many luxurious overseas yoga retreats in wonderful locations like Costa Rica or the Himalayas. It will be a while before I can try these out, but again, I’ve talked to a couple of ladies who have, and they had a blast.
Seriously, don’t get dissuaded by the reviews below, and give this studio a shot — they rule.

Eh.
Bought a Time Out deal for the Albany location last year, for the price of almost 2 pounds of class with the deal I guess I got what I paid for.
The studio location at the Albany gym left a lot to be desired; blocking out the bpm music of the gym downstairs, and the pigeons humming all over the roof.
When I first bought the deal there were a number of different offerings throughout the week at the albany location, as time went on this changed drastically.
The instructors were ok, not very inviting, the classes weren’t my particular taste but its always nice to try new things. Through my exeriences of their classes and inconsistency im a bit baffled at their shard location and press. I would never pay full price for their classes, but if you see one of their many online deals; try it out it could be your thing, just keep in mind the schedules are bound to change.