Nirmaya Yoga
George Town
Address
8, Taman Kennedy, 11600 George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia
Phone
+60 16-491 1685
Get in touch
Opening hours
- MondayClosed
- Tuesday7:15 to 8:15 PM
- WednesdayClosed
- Thursday7:15 to 8:15 PM
- FridayClosed
- SaturdayClosed
- SundayClosed
Ratings & reviews
Based on 3 Google reviews — this is the aggregate score we pull from the venue's own Google Business Profile, not something we score ourselves.
Read reviews on GoogleFacilities & amenities
Pulled directly from Nirmaya Yoga's own Google Business Profile — not something we assess ourselves.
Amenities
- Restroom
Planning
- Membership required
Highlights
- Identifies as women-owned
Pricing
Membership pricing isn't something Google Maps publishes, and it varies by plan — single-visit, monthly, or contract — so we don't display a number here we can't verify. The fastest way to get current rates for Nirmaya Yoga is to ask directly.
Before you go
Frequently asked questions
Is this mat-based yoga or reformer pilates?
“Yoga & pilates” as a category covers both mat-based studios and reformer-equipment studios — check Nirmaya Yoga’s own listing or call to confirm which this one offers.
Is Nirmaya Yoga a well-established, trusted venue?
It currently holds a 5.0 rating from only 3 Google reviews — a real but small sample, too thin to call it an established track record either way. Worth weighing that alongside anything else you can find before deciding.
How early should I arrive for my first class?
Ten to fifteen minutes early is a safe rule of thumb for a first visit, giving you time to check in, set up, and let the instructor know it’s your first session.
What amenities are listed for Nirmaya Yoga?
Google's Business Profile for this venue lists: restroom. See the Facilities section above for the full breakdown.
What are Nirmaya Yoga's opening hours?
Hours vary by day at Nirmaya Yoga — for example, Monday is listed as Closed. See the full opening-hours table above for the rest of the week, since it changes day to day.
Is meditation included as part of classes?
A short meditation or breathing segment at the start or end of class is common practice at many studios, though the emphasis varies by instructor and style.
