First off all they didn't clean the surrounding pod they gave me a room where a lady jaut left…read morethere was still water all over the floor still, and the guy working was very miserable

Really enjoyed our time at the float spa. It was unbelievably relaxing. My husband and I had never…read morebeen to a sensory deprivation chamber but being able to relax and float was a really awesome experience. I have a hard time sitting still and I still really enjoyed it. My husband is a pro at relaxing and he could have done an even longer float session. Place was very clean and the staff were very helpful.

My experience was great! The staff was great, the rooms were well equipped and every need you could…read morehave was already thought of and provided for. After my float I felt so calm and giddy at the same time. I couldn't stop laughing! I highly recommend this to anyone.

Had 3 floats here at the end of 2015 and cannot explain how amazing my experiences were. It's like…read moregoing into yourself. Truly experiencing what and who you are when everything else about the world is shut off. Some people I've told about floating always say they couldn't just be with themselves in the dark for 90 minutes. Anyone can do this. It's the thing that everyone really SHOULD be doing. I say that it feels like my default state now and that when I come out of the tank, it's like adding in the world. My wife and I just had our first child and my floats helped prepare me for how centered I'd have to be when she arrived. Everyone's experience is going to be completely unique of course but I cannot recommend going for a float more. Go. Now. See the world that's inside your head. Adding to my review for people reading this before going for their first float: - Do not touch your eyes while in the tank or after - Use the vaseline on your eyebrows since it'll stop the salt water from getting in your eyes when you get out - Take your time when the music comes on at the end - Focus on NOT thinking (use meditation practice if you know how)