You need to try this out! Floating in these float tanks is so relaxing and rejuvenating. If you…read morehave never tried a float tank before I highly recommend it! It's definitely a unique experience and when you're done it'll feel like you just got 10 hours of sleep. The ambiance inside of the building is perfect for the relaxing float you're about to experience. The people who work here are so amazing and helpful, they explain the floating process so well and provide everything needed for a nice float! Highly recommend this business

This place is amazing! Even as place to relax, wind down,…read moreand clear toxins from your body in the float tank. However, I booked a float to help battle the side effects from chemotherapy. I have stage IV colon cancer. Because of this I do chemo treatments every other week and this will be on going (at a year and a half so far). I have done two floats so far and I was not disappointed! The salt soak relieved my aching muscles, my recovery time was cut in half, and the chance to meditate while floating in the pod cleared my mind of worries and helps to give me the positive outlook I need to fight my disease. Highly recommended! Thank you Float Shop for aiding my recovery from chemo treatments. I look forward to my next soak.

This was the best float experience I've ever had. Just such a relaxing experience and the front…read moredesk person was so nice. I love not being in a capsule, and also awaken with lights and music right in my space. Large floating space too! Add a massage and you'll be in heaven. Highly recommend giving them a try

This was my first time trying float therapy…read more It says they have parking available in the parking garage, which may be true but there was a tiny sign that says the parking garage is closed on Sundays and a huge sign above it that says "no public parking." We only realized that afterwards, when the car in front of us stopped us to ask if we had a fob because the parking is for private residents. Luckily there was street parking available. When we walked in, there were two people chatting at the front desk. We weren't greeted until we were at the desk, which I didn't mind but it just felt a bit awkward. It almost felt like I was interrupting. Aside from that I really enjoyed my experience. We were given a tour and learned more about what float therapy is. We even got to see what a different room looks like. We did the "float together" session, which is a giant bathtub for two people. It has a shower, so you rinse before you get in and can shower after you get out. Toilets are outside the room, so they provide a bathrobe in case you need to step out during your session. The room itself was very warm, I believe it was 89°! Which was a good temperature once we were out of our warm clothing (lol). Prior to getting in they do have a few items you can use: ear plugs, some kind of ointment (for any cuts), a head rest you can use while in the water, towels, slippers (you get these at the entrance), and bathrobes. The lights and music are on for the first 10-ish minutes and then they turn off. You are then left with a tiny bathtub light that you can keep on or turn off. The temperature of the water was nice and warm for the parts of my body that were in the water. After you shower/change, they do have a room where you can go in and finish getting ready. They have combs, hair dryers, another towel, and mirrors for you to use. They have 3 sections labeled, so you can use the one labeled with your session type (our was room 3: float together). I had such a lovely time and will definitely come back!

Discover Balance is a wonderful place. I have been going to Stephanie for acupuncture fro a few…read moreyears and I always feel so relaxed and blissed out with her acupuncture. it also helps with whatever physical problem I am having. the staff at Discover Balance is always very friendly and helpful and my appointments are always on time. I like to arrive a few minutes early so I sit for a couple of minutes in the very pleasant waiting room and look at the lovely art and listen to the pleasant music as well as treat myself to a cup of herbal tea. I also attend the Mindfulness Meditation group and that is really great for mental calm and relieving any stress. the other group members are wonderful. Discover Balance gets 5 Stars from me and I am grateful for their kindness and healing abilities. I highly recommend you try one of their offerings.

I have been a client of Stephanie's at Discovery Balance for several years. The spa she created is…read morethe most wonderful space: float tanks, both dry and wet; infrared sauna; massage treatments; and, my personal favorite, acupuncture. Stephanie is an amazing therapist. I know I had blocked chakras after the death of my husband; I felt anxious, depressed, insecure, and emotionally unbalanced. Through weekly treatments, my anxiety and emotions were corrected. She even sent me home with little seeds glued to strategic points I could press when I became overwhelmed. I was so grateful. She also takes insurance, which was a big help for me. Cannot recommend her and her wonderful spa enough.

I've now had several great experiences at Enso with both their hot sauna and float tank. They are…read moresuper friendly and accommodating and I had such relaxing and revitalizing experiences there. Will definitely be going back! The facility is very clean and they provide everything you need for the session. I was lucky enough to try out the newer sauna room which was very roomy and included a full size cold plunge tub! The sauna itself was very large and included a bucket with ladle so I could add water to the hot rocks. The float tank was super relaxing and had star lights on the ceiling to ease into the sensory deprivation experience. I turned them off right after I got in and was so comfortable floating that I fell asleep for a short time and felt really decompressed and refreshed after the session. Highly recommend this place for either sauna or float (or both back to back!)

Had a wonderful experience at Enso Float today. Online reservations were easy but you can also call…read moreto make an appointment. We were warmly greeted by Eden who welcomed us with an offer of hot tea before our float. The space is clean, clean, clean! First-timers at Enso are offered a 2-for-1 deal after their float and I happily accepted that offer. So did my friend. We can't wait to go back! We walked in feeling the stress of the work week and left feeling calmer, grounded and happier. Thanks, Eden. Thanks, Charlie.

I have been floating here for more than a year. The last few times I started to notice the water…read moregetting more and more yellow. I inquired about it and they say the water is not changed, just filtered. I've looked at photos from other spas and I'm not seeing any with yellow water... Seems pretty gross to me.

Have you heard of floating? No? Well, neither had I but I'm glad I discovered this spot…read more We tried the 60-minute float and it was very relaxing. Here's how it works: -You'll go in, and they'll send you to the float room. You'll shower, cover any scrapes with some vaseline and then go into the chamber (naked!) for 60 minutes. -You can use earplugs or a little floaty if you need some help keeping your head up. -Then you'll relax and drift away on a cloud of saline. The girls who run the place are very sweet and the costs are about what you'd see elsewhere. Highly recommend!

Had an outstanding float that brought me some mental clarity, increased motivation and relaxation…read more The whole place is charming and clean and comfortable. The check in was easy, the guidance covered the bases and things were very private. I was in tank #1 which had room to stand and a lovely shower area. I love that I didn't need to bring anything. They have it all ready for you. I was able to get the silicone ear plugs sealed well enough to keep water out of my ears, but I also used the bottle of ear rinse drops afterwards to make sure no salt dried in my ears canals and then rinsed them out in the shower. My tank ended up feeling a little too cool after being in there for an hour. I noticed it was at 95.3 degrees when I got out. I would asked for it to be a little warmer next time. Don't float if you have a healing wound, open rash, new piercing or tattoo, etc. Salt HURTS! I irritated my inny belly button while showering before getting in the tank and I was in pain as soon as I got in the tank (luckily the irritated skin healed up in a few minutes and stopped hurting, but it really sucked for five minutes). Also, don't rub your eyes while in the tank as the salt will hurt. Use the hand towel and put it on the hook inside the tank. Wipe your face with that if needed during the float Consider removing any medical patches (nicotine, hormonal, etc.) as the adhesive could come off or you could dose the water and lose medicine you need.

Float On is a Portland treasure! I really don't think anyone does floatation thereapy better. The…read morestaff here are friendly and supportive, the entire space is dedicated to soothing visitors and minimizing stimuli, there is much emphasis on cleanliness, and there are a wide variety of tanks to choose from. If you are looking for a transformative experience, definite give floatation therapy a chance. I was a little anxious at first and found it difficult to just let go, but letting go is what gives you the best return on investment. Float On is one of the places where I am best able to quiet those inner voices, enter into a deep and meditative state, and walk away feeling relaxed and renewed. It's my happy place. All of my loved ones have been warned that if anyone ever asks, "Hey, what do you think Nico would like for his birthday," the answer is always a gift certificate at Float On! I'm not sure if I can give any better recommendation for Float On than this!

This was one of the most incredible experiences of my life. I was a little apprehensive when I…read morefirst walked in because I didn't know what to expect. After going through the sensory deprivation experience at three Waters Oasis my mind has been made up to include this type of treatment once a month. Jill the owner informed me that the treatment was received by Navy Seals and helped with traumatic experiences. After going through the hour long sensory deprivation, I fully understand how this type of treatment would do so. As being a thirty-two-year-old active-duty chef, and putting my body through harsh extreme sports at an early age, I felt all that was aching go away and has stayed away for three days now. I've never felt better and mentally I've never felt more calm. I really hope this treatment goes mainstream to alleviate unnecessary medicating.

From the owner: Here at Three Waters Oasis we specialize in relaxation for the mind and the body. If you are…read morestressed out and or have pain in your body Floating will help you. What is Floating? It is a mini vacation for your mind and body. By floating in a tank filled with Epson salt, and not fighting gravity, your body is able to completely relax. Most people will be amazed at how much better they feel and sleep after a Float. People experience decreased blood pressure, the releasing of good endorphin's and a general feeling of happiness during and after a Float. While in the tank you will be alone with no distractions or information for you mind to process. Therefore it will relax and reset itself. What are you waiting for? Today is a good day to Float. If you have any questions please ask.

I love the queer friendly days, and for a nice spa/sauna type joint. It's relatively affordable.read more

Overall, I really enjoy the Everett House. It's a lovely space to decompress, get a good soak in,…read moreand just relax. There are two things I experience there fairly regularly that spoil the experience a bit and keep me from giving a 5-star rating. First, there have been way too many times where I've been there and there were too many people in for me to be able to get into the soaking pool. The management team really needs to do a better job of making sure there aren't too many people scheduled. If it were just a one-time occurrence that would be one thing. But it happens WAY too often. Second, this is supposed to be a space for quiet and relaxation; people are asked not to be too loud. And yet, again, fairly regularly it happens that people do get really loud (even during supposed quiet times) to the point where I have to get loud myself in order to be heard by anyone I happen to be there with. It would be nice if someone from the staff would come by regularly to the soaking area and remind people to keep it down.