Yoga Studio OM in Warsaw's Ursynow district shows a perfect 5.0 from 20 reviews, and its five written reviews - several originally in Polish, translated here - describe a genuinely intimate school built around two named instructors, Basia and Nadia, with multiple reviewers describing the place in deeply personal, almost anchoring terms.
A Detailed Account of How Classes Are Structured
Karolina Slowik's review (translated from Polish) gives the most complete picture of the actual practice: "Vinyasa yoga is a dynamic practice where you'll find both strengthening elements and gentle stretching. If you're just starting your yoga journey, under the watchful eye of Basia and Nadia you'll learn to correctly perform basic asanas, connect movement with breath, and quiet the mind, and if you've been practicing longer, the girls will show you how to go further, because thanks to intimate group sizes both beginners and advanced practitioners feel cared for." That specific detail - small, capped group sizes accommodating both beginners and advanced practitioners in the same class - is a concrete structural feature worth knowing about directly.
A Studio Described as Family, Not Just a School
Agnieszka Wojciak's review (translated from Polish) frames the studio in unusually warm terms: "Om Yoga isn't just a yoga school. It's a magical place with a family-like, warm atmosphere, where everyone feels cared for, heard, noticed, and looked after by the remarkable presence of the best instructor, Basia. Basia isn't just a great teacher with enormous knowledge and experience, but also a friend with great passion and dedication to what she does. Everyone who comes here is treated individually with great attention and a holistic approach." That specific framing - friend as much as teacher - recurs across multiple reviews in this batch.
A Decade of Practice, Still Finding Rare Motivation
Piotr Krauze's review offers a long-term practitioner's perspective: "Basia is not only a yoga instructor, but a fantastic woman. I'm deeply motivated by her calm and harmony, and I don't know a more complete person than her. Her touch and voice are truly therapeutic; she's always smiling. Basia's classes are brilliant - I've been practicing yoga for 10 years, and honestly, instructors who are so motivating are rare." Ten years of yoga practice behind that specific claim about rarity is a credentialed, meaningful endorsement.
A Studio Described as an Anchor
Malgorzata Wodzinska's review (translated from Polish) uses a specific, evocative metaphor: "Om Yoga is my anchor. A wonderful studio, atmospheric, everything there is in its place. Beautiful decor, scent, gentle music accompanying every practice - everything chosen with the greatest care. A safe harbor. The school is run by Basia and Nadia - the best teachers." That anchor and safe-harbor language, echoed across multiple reviews in different words, points to something beyond a typical fitness class - a place several reviewers return to for genuine emotional grounding.
A Skeptic's Account of Being Won Over
Aneta Koziol's review (translated from Polish) is worth including because she started from a different place than the others: "A place with soul and enormous love. Basia and Nadia lead with passion. For the first time I felt so cared for, especially since I wasn't a fan of yoga. After being introduced to preparatory classes, I started attending regularly once a week with great eagerness. I felt my body opening and my breath changing - my awareness changed too." Someone who wasn't originally drawn to yoga, describing this specific shift after starting here, is a meaningful account distinct from reviewers who already loved the practice.
What's Missing
No review states class or membership pricing. Nothing describes the physical space's size or capacity in detail beyond general references to intimate group sizes.
Who It's Not For
Anyone looking for a large, high-volume studio - every review here specifically emphasizes small, capped group sizes and individual attention. Anyone who needs current pricing information, since no review gives a figure.
Pustuleczki 24, 02-811 Warszawa, Poland. The phone number is +48 660 552 991, and the website is basialukaszczyk.pl. Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 08:45-10:30 and 18:15-21:30, Wednesday 18:15-21:30, Friday and Saturday 08:45-10:30.
FAQ
Who are the instructors?
Basia and Nadia, named directly and consistently across every one of the five written reviews as both technically skilled and deeply caring teachers.
Is it good for complete beginners, including yoga skeptics?
Yes, according to multiple reviewers, including one who specifically wasn't a fan of yoga before starting here and describes being genuinely won over.
What style of yoga is taught?
Vinyasa yoga, according to one reviewer specifically, combining strengthening elements with gentle stretching.
Are class sizes small?
Yes, according to multiple reviewers, who specifically describe intimate, capped group sizes that accommodate both beginners and advanced practitioners together.