Two things about Radiant Yoga need saying before anything else. First, it's a yoga studio, not a gym, and it was in Milwaukie, Oregon, at 4000 SE International Way. Second, Google now marks it permanently closed, and here both signals agree: the business status reads closed permanently and the permanently-closed flag is set. When those two match, I'm not going to argue with them. There's no phone number in the record to double-check, but if you're trying to reach the studio or its teachers, treat it as closed and look for where they landed next.
What the record captures
There's a poignant shape to the dates. Every review here falls between September 2019 and March 2020, and the last one I can date lands in March 2020. That's a pandemic-shaped ending, and I'll name the shape without pretending to know the cause. Plenty of small studios that went quiet in March 2020 never reopened. Whether that's what happened to a specific studio, the record can't prove, and the closed flags are the concrete fact to rely on.
What people said while it was open
The reviews are warm and specific, and they orbit one person: the owner, Lauren. A March 2020 member wrote, "I started going to Radiant Yoga at the suggestion of my chiropractor... My back has really improved." A November 2019 newcomer, nervous on a first visit, felt "so welcomed the moment I arrived, not only by the instructor, but also the other people who came to practice." A February 2020 review, from someone with over 20 years of yoga behind them, praised "GREAT teachers, CONVENIENT class times, WELCOMING community and AFFORDABLE rates," attending "3-5 classes a week with my member pass." A September 2019 review captured the ethos: "It isn't a contest. It is about community and about well being."
What that 5.0 was measuring
The average was a perfect 5.0 across 25 reviews. Read that with the selection in mind. A small neighborhood studio built around one beloved owner draws reviews from the people who bonded with the place, and those people write glowing notes. That doesn't make the warmth fake; it makes the sample self-selected. Twenty-five ratings is small, and a single unhappy voice would have moved the number. What you're seeing is a devoted community, not a neutral survey.
What's missing
No review states an actual class price beyond "affordable," and since the studio is closed, none of it is actionable anyway. There's no current schedule, no working contact, and no successor location named in these reviews. So the useful takeaway is honest and short: this is a record of a well-loved studio that the closed flags say is no longer operating.
Who it's not for
Everyone, for now, in the practical sense: you can't attend a closed studio. If you found Radiant Yoga through a teacher you followed, your next step is tracking that instructor to a current studio, not visiting this address.
FAQ
Is Radiant Yoga still open?
No. Google marks it permanently closed, and both the status field and the permanently-closed flag agree. Treat it as closed.
Was it a gym?
No. It was a yoga studio in Milwaukie, Oregon, focused on classes, community, and the owner-instructor Lauren, not gym equipment.
Why do all the reviews stop in early 2020?
Every review dates from September 2019 to March 2020, a pandemic-shaped ending. I won't guess the exact cause, but the closed flags are the fact to go on.