Triyoga Open A New Yoga Wellness Haven And Organic Café In Camden Town

Four yoga studios, a mediation room, hot yoga, pilates, barre, treatment rooms, an infrared sauna and an organic café to die for… have triyoga created the ultimate dream yogi wellness haven in Camden Town?

With the closure of triyoga’s Primrose Hill studio, there may have been some sadness in the air. However, nothing an infrared sauna can’t fix… especially coupled with the launch of North West London’s most exciting new organic eatery, Nectar Cafe, which will operate inside triyoga’s new Camden Town studio.

Set in a Victorian Piano factory (… only in England) flooded with natural light, the new triyoga location boasts four airy yoga studios, along with six treatment rooms, a dedicate meditation room and a Barre studio – new to the triyoga offering. Barre is set to become one of the most popular fitness trends of 2015, so it’s no surprise that triyoga are jumping on board.

‘It’s important to take the essence of our original site, but update it to make it more relevant to what our clients need today,” says Jonathan Sattin, triyoga’s Founder, about the new Camden Town space.

“triyoga’s ongoing commitment to excellence and providing a great health experience has led to the recent Soho and expansion and now a positive move from Primrose Hill to Camden,” he adds.

Working closely with designer James Lynch, Jonathan wanted to embrace the original and organic features of the building and surroundings, which has contributed to a beautiful sense of calm in the new centre.

Nectar Café also launched last week, founded by Katia Narain Phillips, who established a raw movement in London 10 years ago and introduced Londoners to green juices. The café will operate inside the studio, offering a range of photo nutrient rich foods and drinks including revolutionary new Crystal infused waters developed by herbalist Michal Isted – which supercharge the body by increasing oxygen to the blood and stimulating the metabolism.

The new studio is an extension of the triyoga’s already proven commitment to authenticity, having developed a reputation since opening in 2000, as one of London’s most visionary yoga companies. Camden Town defines a new chapter, which Jonathan says focuses on making yoga more accessible in an inspiring and sacred space, so that everyone – regardless of lifestyle, age, gender or origin – can feel welcomed from the moment they enter.

All hot and warm yoga classes at the new studio are FREE from 15-21 December.

Triyoga, 57 Jamestown Road, Camden Town, London NW1 7DB

www.triyoga.co.uk