These terms apply to everyone who uses the website, booking system and studio services of Sükûn Yoga, operated by Sükûn Yoga Studio. By using the site or buying a package, you accept these terms.
1. Membership and booking
Memberships and packages are personal and can’t be transferred.
Group classes must be booked in advance; a waiting list opens when a class is full.
Packages must be used within the stated period (6 weeks) from purchase.
Under-18s can only register with a parent’s or guardian’s consent.
2. Cancellations, late arrival and pausing
Bookings can be cancelled free of charge up to 12 hours before class. Later cancellations and no-shows are deducted from your package. To protect the flow of class, the door closes 5 minutes after it begins.
Monthly and 8-class packages can be paused once during their validity, for up to 14 days. Additional pauses backed by a medical note are considered case by case.
3. Payment and refunds
Prices include VAT. For online purchases, your statutory right of withdrawal applies as long as the service hasn’t started. Refunds for packages already in use follow [refund terms].
4. Health and responsibility
Yoga is a physical practice. Before joining classes you must complete the health declaration and tell your teacher about any injury, pregnancy or chronic condition. A doctor’s approval may be requested. Respecting your own limits is your responsibility; if a pose feels wrong, stop and tell your teacher.
5. Studio etiquette
No shoes in the studios; phones stay in the lockers at the entrance.
Shared equipment is cleaned and put back after class.
Please respect other students’ space and quiet.
The studio can’t be held responsible for lost valuables.
6. Website content
All text, photos, logos and videos on this site belong to Sükûn Yoga and may not be copied or used commercially without permission. Personal data processed through the site is handled under our Privacy policy.
7. Changes and governing law
We may update these terms when needed; members are notified of significant changes by email. Disputes are governed by [applicable law] and handled by [competent courts].