Original Feelings

Everything about this place is a dream. The place itself is beautifully designed, clean and beautiful. The team running the studio are friendly and welcoming, and the yoga classes are unique. I wish I lived in Berlin so I could come here everyday. I also tried their Reiki therapy which left me floating on another level. Honestly, it’s impossible not to fall in love with this place.

What a wonderful and safe space ! I practiced here for several months during my stay in Berlin and I recommend it to every yoga fan and beginner !!! Thank you so much. (My fave classes were Toni, Brooklyn and Leanne's ones. Gonna miss them a lot!!)

It's a beautiful studio and the teachers are very nice. However, classes can be very packed to the point you can barely see the teacher. They are also steadily increasing prices, it was never good value to begin with (exception of the trial package), definitely on the 'premium' end. Similarly some classes aren't available via ClassPass e.g. Energized. In general I would say, if you have money to spend and are looking for somewhere with an exclusive feel, this is it. Otherwise it's a nice treat to jump into a class once and a while.

Booked a class with Urban sports Class. There is nowhere a sight where the studio is. Google says level 0, but it’s 2nd backyard and 2nd floor. Looked 10 min for the entrance and when I arrived it was 8.02 and there was a sign I could not enter the class! This never happened in any other Studio to me! Never going here again!

I recently attended a number of classes at Original Feelings with high hopes for a rejuvenating yoga experience. While the space itself is interesting, unfortunately, I was met with a lack of authentic yoga ambiance and an unwelcoming atmosphere that catered to a narrow and specific demographic, largely focusing on a younger, more affluent clientele rather than embracing inclusivity for all. The instructors at Original Feelings seem to prioritize style over substance, often emphasizing the aesthetic appeal of poses rather than the fundamental principles of yoga practice. This approach not only fosters an unwelcoming and potentially intimidating atmosphere for newcomers but also runs counter to the core tenets of yoga, which emphasize self-awareness, personal growth, and compassion for all beings. As a result, it unintentionally alienates a large portion of potential clients, including seniors, individuals with physical limitations, and those new to yoga. Overall, while Original Feelings has generated significant interest, I cannot recommend it to those seeking an authentic and inclusive yoga experience. To truly achieve the authenticity and inclusivity that yoga embodies, the studio needs to reevaluate its priorities and make changes that reflect a deeper understanding of the practice. It is my hope that they will take this feedback to heart and make the necessary changes to create a more welcoming and diverse environment for everyone.