Lofted space with tall ceilings and natural light creates a calm vibe. Classes suit all levels with clear instruction and helpful teachers. Studio dogs add a friendly touch to the laid-back, welcoming community.
Classes offer clear instruction that suits beginners and challenge all levels. Teachers stay helpful and accessible throughout the session.
Good to know
Parking is only available on the street, so arrive early to find a spot.
The studio requires socks for safety during classes.
Classes are suitable for all levels, making it welcoming for beginners.
Medium-sized venue offers intimate setting with great sound and views. Spacious patio has smoking and non-smoking sections. Accessible parking and large bathrooms make visits easy, while accessible seating on the second floor suits sold-out shows.
Parking sits across the street and is easily accessible. Multiple accessible bars have almost no wait, and the bathrooms are large and easy to use. The second floor offers accessible seating for sold-out shows.
"They provided chairs for ADA purposes when asked."
Good to know
Parking at The Bellwether costs $15 for the closest lot across the street.
Arrive early to secure good parking and avoid long lines.
The venue has no seating; expect a standing-only crowd during events.
Studios run 24/7 with affordable rates and club standard equipment. Spaces are private and safe, perfect for rehearsing, recording, and videos. Booking is smooth, making creative work easy anytime.
Accessible studios operate 24/7 and support rehearsing, practicing, and recording videos. The space is safe, cost-friendly, and easy to use.
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The facility is open 24/7, making it convenient for all schedules.
The price for an empty room is $20, but it lacks air conditioning.
Most rooms do not have functioning air conditioning, which may affect comfort.
Glass elevators offer exceptional city views while spacious rooms provide a tranquil environment with flowing water sounds. Wheelchair-accessible rooms include safety bars and reachable mini fridges, and the hotel is a short walk from supermarkets and restaurants for easy access.
Rooms feature wheelchair-accessible design with safety bars, reachable mini refrigerators, and charging spots for wheelchairs. Showers and beds are comfortable, and the hotel is within a 10-minute walk of supermarkets and restaurants, making it easily accessible for sightseeing.
Good to know
Parking costs $57 per day at the hotel; self-parking is $55 across the street.
There is a $35 night destination fee for guests.
The rooftop lounge and restaurant are closed on Monday and Tuesday.