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Last updated: July 2026
About the club
1. What is The Good Things Club?
A small, family-run studio in downtown Budapest. A place for practice, reflection and conversation. We run a weekly class schedule, host workshops, and make the space available to teachers and facilitators running their own sessions. Everything here is in English.
2. What language is the Club in?
To ensure no-one feels out of place our classes, workshops and guest sessions alike are all in English. Sanskrit is used for postures and concepts, always explained plainly the first time it appears. We do not run classes in Hungarian only or Hungarian and English.
3. Who practises here?
Three kinds of people, mostly. People who have moved to Budapest to live or work. People passing through for a few days. And Hungarians who would rather learn in English and be a part of an international community.
4. Do I need good English?
No, not at all. And probably less than you'd think. The vocabulary of a yoga class is small and it repeats every week. A handful of instructions, a handful of posture names. Teachers demonstrate as much as they describe, and nobody will ask you to speak.
5. I'm only in Budapest for a few days. Can I come?
Yes, and plenty do. Book a single class, bring nothing, arrive ten minutes early and you’re all good.
6. Who teaches?
Weekly classes are taught by Josh, Nina & Kata. Every teacher is named on the schedule, so you always know who will be in the room.
Classes
1. What's running right now?
Vinyasa (Nina & Kata | Beginner Friendly), Yin (Nina & Kata | Beginner Friendly), Aerial Yoga Trapeze (Nina & Kata | Beginner Friendly) & 108 Surya Namaskar (Josh | Intermediate)
2. Does the schedule Change?
Yes. We're rebuilding the weekly programme over the coming months, and some classes will end while new ones begin. Anything currently bookable is running as listed, and we announce changes by email and on Instagram before they take effect.
3. I'm completely new. Where do I start?
All classes offer something a little different, however Vinyasa and Yin are best for when starting out. Tell us when you book, or just say so when you arrive. Arriving new is the most normal thing that happens here.
4. Can I drop in without booking?
No, booking is required. It keeps numbers balanced and guarantees you a spot.
5. What should I bring?
Just yourself and comfortable clothes to move in. Mats, blocks, straps and bolsters are all here. You can bring your own mat if you prefer. No issues.
6. What does it cost?
Single classes are between 4000 HUF & 5500 HUF dependant on the class.
7. Is there a membership?
Not yet. Single classes and passes for now.
8. Can I cancel or move a booking?
Yes, up to 3 hours before. Inside 3 hours, the booking is final.
Workshops
1. What are the workshops?
Longer, deeper sessions on a single subject. Philosophy, pranayama, technique, practice intensives. They run less often than classes and they go further. Announced by email and on Instagram first, and they tend to be small.
2. Do I need experience?
Depends on the workshop. Each one states its level.
Hosting
1. Can I hire the studio?
Yes. If you teach, facilitate or run events, the room is available when the schedule allows.
2. What's the difference between hiring the space and teaching on your schedule?
Two different things. Hiring means the room is yours for a session. You bring your people, you keep the revenue, you pay for the space. Teaching on our schedule means you join our weekly programme, we handle booking and marketing, and we agree terms. If you're interested in the second, you can send us an email.
3. Who do you host?
We're selective, and openly so. The club has a character and we want to protect it.
One condition is fixed: sessions here are run in English. That applies to guests exactly as it applies to our own schedule. It isn't about language ability, it's about what the room is for. Everything else; format, tradition, style, we're open to.
Everything else
1. What if I'm nervous about coming alone?
It’s completely normal, and common. Most people arrive alone.
2. Can I suggest a book, a class, or an idea?
Please do. The Club grows through what people bring to it.
3. How do I stay updated?
Newsletter or Instagram. New classes, workshops and changes are announced there first.