DRYP

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Alejandra De la Torre

Don’t claim you offer free parking if it’s not true. Yesterday I went to the 7:30 pm class—no parking issues. Today I arrived for the 6 pm class, and they told me about a “new strict late policy” and wouldn’t let me in. Fine… except their own social media says this policy starts next week, not today. The real problem came when I left the garage. I’d been parked for less than 10 minutes, had a valid yoga studio pass, and was still charged $3. The attendant said after 6 pm you have to pay even with validation. When I called the studio, they told me you have to enter before 6 pm to get free parking. That rule isn’t on their website, which clearly says “2 hours free parking” with no time restrictions—and it’s not how it worked for me last night. Very disappointing, especially because it’s actually a cool studio. Also worth mentioning—my very first visit, the big screen (their supposed main feature) wasn’t working, and they only turned it on for the class after mine.

Daniela Caporali

The class with Zara was exactly what I needed to increase my energy levels after a long week of work away from home. Such a memorable experience of gentle presence and intentions. My body and soul are grateful for this gift.

Elizabeth Henderson

I had the absolute pleasure of taking a Dryp yoga class led by Zara, and WOW — what an experience! From the moment I stepped into the studio, Zara’s energy was everything: calm, sweet, and fabulously uplifting. They created such a welcoming space that felt safe, empowering, and fun all at once.

Lisa Lam

I took my first ClassPass class while visiting Seattle for a wedding, and it completely exceeded my expectations. My esthetician (highly recommend VLO Skin Bar for the best facial) suggested DRYP, and she did not steer us wrong. We booked the Flow class with Avian, and it ended up being the best yoga class I’ve ever taken. The class was challenging (I was dripping with sweat) but Avian was an incredible instructor. She offered multiple variations for each pose, set a thoughtful intention for the session, and closed with a beautiful poem that actually brought me to tears (in the best way). The studio itself is spotless, with small bathroom lockers for personal items. I also appreciated their no-late-entry policy and the no-cameras rule, which kept the space calm and focused. The visuals during class added a cool, immersive vibe. Best of all, DRYP is walking distance from our hotel/downtown area and there’s a Whole Foods next door for a quick smoothie afterward. If I lived closer, I’d take Avian’s class every week.