Reviews of Arthur Murray Dance Studio Denville (Dance School)

Lara Beneshan

The atmosphere at the Denville Arthur Murray Studio is always warm and welcoming. The instructors are dedicated, friendly, good dancers, and good teachers. There is a great sense of community amongst the students, and I have made some wonderful friends while enjoying my favorite activity. The group classes are usually small to medium in size, so there is some individual attention even in a group setting. I love the way I am challenged by my instructors to learn and grow as a dancer in private lessons.

JoEllen Main

So fun! My husband , who has never danced and claimed he could not, and I, signed up for 6 lessons to prepare for our son's wedding. We went to the private lesson each week , 2 group lessons, and the party on Friday. The party is meant to acclimate new dancers to a real dance environment and such. The instructors, Christian, Rosa, and Melanie were amazing! I'm hoping to continue after the wedding! (Also, we met very nice people, all ages) I highly recommend it!

Wendy Lane Bailey

A wonderful staff who works hard to ensure everyone has a positive learning experience. They obviously love what they do and transmit that enthusiasm to their students. Instructors work with each person who comes into the studio to set and achieve their individual dance goals, creating a unique program that helps them gain confidence and skill.

Dan Emory

Just wanted to send a note of thanks to my teachers in the Denville studio for all of their help in preparing me and my fiancé for out wedding last month. All of the Arthur Murray staff are so caring and fun, we totally enjoyed the experience and received so many compliments at our wedding reception. While we were in the studio, we brought our parents in as guests and they found the lessons so much fun that they continued beyond the wedding. Once again, thank you so much.

Joe Frazier

Christian is a great instructor!

Joëlle Cencig-Ferland

I always wanted to take dance lessons with my boyfriend. We really love the place and the teachers. I recommend !

Mary Ellen Warner

Ever dreamed about learning to dance? Ever wished you could Tango like Al Pacino in "Scent of a Woman", or Mambo like Jennifer Grey and Patrick Swayze in "Dirty Dancing"? Well, what are you waiting for? Get off the couch and Cha Cha on down to the Arthur Murray Dance Studio in Denville, NJ. You will be glad you did! A world class team of talented, caring and patient instructors provide lessons for all ability levels. From the moment you arrive for your first class, you are warmly welcomed into the "family" of staff and students that make up this fabulous studio. After joining a little over a year ago, I can truly say that my experience at Arthur Murray Denville has been life changing. Along with learning to dance, I have improved my health, increased my self-confidence on and off the dance floor, and, most importantly, have made forever friends. No worries if you don't have a partner, there are plenty of staff and students waiting to dance with you!

GC S

I figured I'd share my experience of this place. While I was never a student of this studio, I took some lessons, group classes, and parties with my significant other at the time who took lessons at this location. First off, the primary goal of this studio is sales. They go about this by creating an all inclusive social club where they really only teach steps... At a snail's pace so you take more lessons. This in itself would warrant about a three star review. What knocked this place down to a two was the below experience. Be warned! One night I was there for one of their Friday socials with my significant other. I'm a better than average dancer, and this older man, seemingly fairly, new pulled me aside and asked some interesting questions. How many lessons per week so you take? I told him 1. He then told me that to improve, his instructor was pushing him to take 4+ lessons a week. They had told him he won't get better with anything less and he was feeling ripped off. Granted this was his problem with his money that he had created... But bullying types of sales really isn't acceptable when a good chunk of your clientele is elderly. It's borderline scamming.