For being in a modern business park area- the studio feels like it has been in that location for a long time- maybe it's just the set up of the studio, colors, and lighting,etc. The lobby/reception area is very tiny and it can get uncomfortably cramped with the coming and goings of students. It has a few stools to sit on while you wait for your class. They sell books, apparel, and other yoga related items as well. I do very much appreciate all of the flyers that are in the lobby that give times, prices, and descriptions of upcoming classes and events.
There are 2 rooms in which to take a class. I like the fact that the name of the class, time, and name of the instructor are outside the door- no confusion there. :)
This is a place I like to go to (thanks to ClassPass) on a Sunday afternoon when I just want to get ready for the week ahead. I laugh and say this is my 'old people' yoga studio. It's very calm and tranquil here at Sherry's. Not a lot of fancy showers or other amenities. The crowd seems to be mostly older folks that are focused only on their practice and not how hot they look in their workout gear. I have taken Zen Zone and Vinyasa Flow here. Browsing their schedule will give you a better idea of the variety of times and classes they offer for all levels. I felt very welcome here- and at ease with my beginner level of knowledge.