LUNAR Yoga studio
Description
LUNAR runs yoga, Pilates, and movement classes out of a clean, air-conditioned studio somewhere in Hoi An’s old town (more on that location issue in a moment). The instructors – several of whom teach in Hebrew as well as English – are genuinely attentive, adjusting for beginners and people carrying injuries rather than just running through a sequence and hoping for the best.
Mat Pilates and movement sessions get called out specifically, and classes end with a proper relaxation segment rather than just cutting off abruptly. Coach Net’s movement training sessions and Zohar’s yoga classes come up by name, which tells you the teaching quality is consistent across the roster, not just one standout.
Highlights
Insider Tip
Don't trust the Google Maps pin - walk further down the street than it tells you, and look for the entrance rather than a sign, because there isn't one.
Pros
'- Instructors give personal attention and adjust for all levels, including complete beginners
- Air-conditioned studio with quality mats (counts for more than you'd think in Hoi An's heat)
- Classes cover yoga, Pilates, and movement - more variety than most studios in town
- Teaching staff is attentive to injuries and asks about them before sessions start
- Air-conditioned studio with quality mats (counts for more than you'd think in Hoi An's heat)
- Classes cover yoga, Pilates, and movement - more variety than most studios in town
- Teaching staff is attentive to injuries and asks about them before sessions start
Cons
- The studio is hard to find - it sits further down the street than Google Maps indicates and has no clear sign outside, so budget extra time on your first visit
Best For
Beginners, Solo traveler, Couples
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