Base Dance Studios

BASE has a great variety of different classes and teachers and the prices are just right.On the other note, it is not the safest dance school. As an example, there are no gender neutral toilets and changing rooms.It feels very controversial that they offer voguing classes, which should be inclusive for LGQTB+ communities and then they won't even offer proper facilities...

Gutted and in bits. I always work hard, however things in life cannot be helped. 2 cancelled trains, one 15 minute journey to another station for that train to be cancelled and the last delayed meaning I would miss the class. I ring up and asked for a simple transfer to another class not even a full refund of £15 and they wouldn’t do it. I’ve paid for 3 Ubers and 2 trains and they simply couldn’t put me in a class later. Now sat on a train on my way to London 6pm on a Tuesday wondering what to do now and quite upset after trying my best

Good studio space, decent and helpful in-studio staff. But below average customer service. Basic things like a front desk phone that is actually answered (as most other London studios have), an online booking system for studio hire and better cleanliness in the washrooms would be great.

Reception lying to avoid work.Reception rude to customers after caught lyingno response on the info email, tks.

Had an amazing week with great choreo classes; but classes are def overcrowded. I read in reviews their answer to a similar comment saying that the number of people in the room is appropriate according to something something whatever. The truth is, it is just overcrowded.

The Base studio is great and stressful at the same time.I love the teachers, their style, I love that the app, the registration for a class and entering are so simple! But there are a few things which turned me away.First, a lot of classes marked as “All levels”, so, as a beginner, I decided it suits me too. Unfortunately, I was really stressed by an advanced class.Second, there are about 7~ rooms with about 300 people in total, but a small 10-people changing room and 2 toilets which cause a big lines and stress of not having a space to change.As teachers are awesome, I could accept two things above. But the third thing made me doubt if I want to keep attending this studio.3 times out of 4 the rooms are overloaded: I couldn’t see what teacher is doing at all and I didn’t have space make some important movements (someone even stepped on my foot). I was so stressed by the fact that I can’t even see the movements, that I had to leave earlier.I love dancing! So I am frustrated by the fact that classes are associated with the constant stress in my head.

Honestly, there was a cover for the teacher that I initially wanted to take a class from, so I wanted to change classes and the lady at the reception was being so rude and gave me attitude on the phone. So I tried to go directly to the class and when I arrived in person I realised that the lady at the reception (who was in charge) was not even trying to be welcoming or helping and sent me away. I think there should’ve been made an exception or offered a different solution but they lost another client and that’s on her. Thanks for nothing.

Always an amazing time, changing room are always crowed get ready at home !

Massive variety of classes, including well known folk you'll recognise from other London dance studios.Classes are often 90 minutes (at cheaper prices!), so you get more of a chance to learn the choreo. People pay before class (no door fee, just class fee) so teachers don't have to stop teaching to collect money from people.Since opening they've fixed the remaining bits and pieces - there are benches in change rooms now and mirrors in the studios don't get misty any more! No showers though.