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triyoga - Chelsea
triyoga - Chelsea · Trial class
New to Triyoga? Choose 3 classes for £49 or 2 weeks unlimited for £79
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- Category
- Yoga · Wellness · Pilates · Fitness Studio
- Price
- 49–79 GBP
Prices
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Intro offer (3 classes) | £49 |
| Intro offer (2 weeks unlimited) | £79 |
Opening hours
- Mon
- 06:45-21:00
- Tue–Fri
- 06:45-20:45
- Sat
- 08:15-19:45
- Sun
- 08:30-20:15
Classes
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Frequently asked questions about triyoga - Chelsea
How much does it cost to train at triyoga - Chelsea?
Prices at triyoga - Chelsea are in the 49–79 GBP range. The cheapest option is Intro offer (3 classes) at £49.
Does triyoga - Chelsea have an intro offer?
Yes. triyoga - Chelsea offers: New to Triyoga? Choose 3 classes for £49 or 2 weeks unlimited for £79.
What are the opening hours at triyoga - Chelsea?
triyoga - Chelsea is open Mon 06:45-21:00, Tue–Fri 06:45-20:45, Sat 08:15-19:45, Sun 08:30-20:15.
Where is triyoga - Chelsea?
triyoga - Chelsea is at 372 King's Rd in Brompton, London.
What kind of training does triyoga - Chelsea offer?
At triyoga - Chelsea you will find yoga, wellness, pilates and fitness studio.
What rating does triyoga - Chelsea have?
triyoga - Chelsea has 4.6 out of 5 on Google based on 327 reviews.
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Where you'll be
Brompton, London
372 King's Rd, SW3 5UZ, London
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