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RE YOGA STATION

Ipoh

4.9· 147 reviews

Address

33A, Persiaran Greentown 7, Pusat Perdagangangan Greentown, 30450 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia

Phone

+60 14-649 8149

Get in touch

Address33A, Persiaran Greentown 7, Pusat Perdagangangan Greentown, 30450 Ipoh, Perak, MalaysiaGet directions →

Ratings & reviews

4.9

Based on 147 Google reviews — this is the aggregate score we pull from the venue's own Google Business Profile, not something we score ourselves.

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Facilities & amenities

Pulled directly from RE YOGA STATION's own Google Business Profile — not something we assess ourselves.

Amenities

  • Restroom
  • Wi-Fi
  • Free Wi-Fi

Atmosphere

  • Shower

Parking

  • Free parking lot

Planning

  • Appointment required
  • Appointments recommended

Children

  • Good for kids

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 RE YOGA STATION 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 RE YOGA STATION’s own listing or call to confirm which this one offers.

How many people have reviewed RE YOGA STATION?

147 Google reviews at a 4.9 average — a substantial sample for a venue in this category, which is a fair signal of a consistent, established track record.

Is there parking at RE YOGA STATION?

Yes, per their Google Business Profile: free parking lot — at least one free option is listed. Worth double-checking during peak hours since availability isn’t guaranteed.

Is there a membership or is it pay-per-class?

Pricing structures vary widely between studios — class packs, monthly unlimited memberships, and drop-in rates are all common in the Malaysian market.

Do beginners need to know any Sanskrit terms?

No — instructors at beginner-friendly studios typically use plain English cues, with Sanskrit pose names introduced gradually if at all.