Before my review I'm just going to answer a couple of quick questions that people have asked me…read moreseveral times about this place when I mentioned it: * The float tanks don't lock * I feel bad unless it is a particularly bad case it would not trigger one's claustrophobia you could almost stand up in the tank, then again it's completely dark so if the top was 100 feet high or one inch you wouldn't know the difference but there is definitely plenty of room Review: This place is phenomenal; it is scrupulously clean, modern and obviously very unique. I can't remember what the nomenclature is but I just call it a "sensory deprivation chamber" I believe they call it a "float tank" I'm really not sure but each one of them are in their own room with a shower kind of a suite. It's essentially a spa of sorts. With regards to the showers/cleanliness everyone is asked (required I believe) to shower before they get into the tank. This helps keep it cleaner even though the water absolutely is constantly circulated in the tank through a filter. Note: the pump for the filter is in a different room so you don't hear it. Again, there is complete and total silence. If you are in need of some alone time a sensory deprivation chamber is what you need. They don't use that term but that is what it is. When you are in complete 100% darkness with absolutely no sound whilst floating on body temperature water your senses are as deprived of stimulation as they could ever possibly be. The water is approximately 9 inches to a foot high, it is heavily salted with Epsom salts which makes your skin feel very nice but the real reason is so that it is impossible to sync and you don't have to pay any attention/effort to the act of floating. Being able to have your brain deprived of outside stimulation quite possibly for the first time ever in your life is an amazing thing. It puts you into a very deep state of relaxation, about 10 minutes after I got in I found myself in a deep state of relaxation. I have been dealing with depression on and off and I find that there is a weird phenomenon that you almost can't be depressed in there. I could be totally wrong about that but I sure hope I'm not. It kind of taught me some lessons about my brain/state of consciousness. I'm not sure what these lessons are exactly but I will be doing a lot more "floating" to find out. In summation, I feel this is a great reset to the circuit breakers of one's mind. Maybe this is what ones mother's womb was like, I personally don't recall. This state of relaxation/sensory deprivation triggers some deep relaxation and I definitely felt a surge of dopamine or something going on in my brain that felt really good. That happened after about a half hour to 40 minutes, I would say that I need a good two hours in there but see for yourself and then take it from there. Important: Now if you're not convinced to go I will hypnotize you. Don't worry because all hypnosis is self hypnosis so (right now) take a few deep breath's and in a relaxed slow cadence just read the passage below.. try not to blink your eyes...this will help you to you made up your mind to go and float. Float...there's no need to think about it it's just something you're going to do....just float....do yourself a favor and go right Now...shut your brain off and let it reset...Now go and do it and do it Now...don't you feel you deserve to feel good? of course you do...you will feel so calm, so very very calm and relaxed...you will relax deeper down, deeper deeper down you will go into such a relaxing state...float...you will feel 100 times more relaxed than when you entered...and when you finish you will feel so very calm...1000 times calmer than before...just float it's so very easy... when you finish your float you're not sure if you will forget to remember or remember to forget your problems...you will feel so very calm so very calm and relaxed. float. QuantumFloats.com dot calm.... You deserve this and it is your right. Now go do it and go it now...feel good and relax.

As always, my Quantum float experience was incredibly relaxing. I hadn't been able to get there for…read morea while so when the opportunity came up recently, I took it. I really needed this. So good to be back!

This place is top notch. I called on Sunday to happen to see if they had any availability for the…read moresame day. I spoke to Sylvia, the owner, who was extremely pleasant and accommodating. She was able to get us in within the hour. We went for an all over cryo session along with a local session. When we got there we were greeted by Sylvia, and went through the check in process. You are given recovery flip flops to put on, and directed to the locker room where you change into a robe. From there, we went over to the cryo chamber. She explained the process thoroughly. For someone who hates being cold, I was a little scared to do this. The temperature goes down to -120 - -240 F. You are in the chamber for 3 minutes. It goes relatively fast. But it feels so invigorating when you are done. She then explained all the other services the center provides. After she explains them all you want to do all of them! The local cryo session was about 12 minutes. While I was waiting to go, we were able to wait in the Salt room, that is decorated with hanging swing chairs and a lounger. It was relaxing to wait in there until my session. The local cryo session I had on my face and scalp. The temperature did not feel as cold as the chamber but was very relaxing. Left the center feeling completely relaxed.

Found this place via Yelp and the positive reviews were spot on. Pleasant staff at greeting. Very…read morethorough and detailed tour of the facilities. They pack a big punch for such a small footprint. Candace is very professional in an unassuming way. The sauna is as good as any I've tried. Prices are reasonable and the "mall" has great options to complement a spa day. Big time repeat.

I've had one float spa experience here, but several zero gravity chair massages. I love the zero…read moregravity chair so much, that I keep going back for more and even purchased my husband a multi-pack gift of chair massages. It's actually helping him with some back problems. East Coast Float staff and facilities deliver a great experience. East Coast is immaculate to the point of being very sterile and sanitary like a hospital, which is a good thing considering you're floating around naked in salt water. Floats for new clients are $65, $75, $85 for a 60 minute, 90 minute, and 2-hour float, respectively. The Zero Gravity chairs are $15 and $20 for 20 minutes and 30 minutes, respectively. Appointments are required for all services. We went for a 90 minute float. In my mind, I thought to myself, "90 minutes, I've gotta be crazy." I did struggle to relax for about the first 15 minutes and wondered how I was going to get through this, but I closed my eyes and before I knew it the float was over and I came out quite relaxed and refreshed. Each float is a private room, with a shower and amenities including shampoo, body wash, etc. You can chose whether you want your float experience in the dark or with light as well as with or without music. I went with lights and music; my husband went with dark and no music (he had done this before). To me darkness and no sound for 90 minutes was a bit daunting. After the float, there is a vanity room to dry your hair, put on makeup etc. There are some great free product to be used including body lotion and special spray for your hair.

After a particularly rough few months both mentally and physically, my wife purchased me a total…read morerelaxation package from Groupon for this location, which included a 20 minute infrared sauna, a 60 minute float, and 30 minutes in a zero gravity massage chair. I have floated before and enjoy the experience, so fair or not, I found myself comparing my visit to East Coast Float Spa to my regular float location. Here's my thoughts on the experience. The infrared sauna was just not my thing. The actual room was lovely, but the sauna area was a bit small for me. I don't sauna often, but when I do I like to lay down. The booth was too short to even accommodate my 6'3" frame in a reclining position using the back support against one of the walls. I also whacked my head pretty good when I stood up when my time was up. This was no one's fault but my own, but just another note about the size of the actual sauna booth. The float tub and shower/changing room was perfectly functional and comfortable, and I had a very nice float. Far superior to any float capsule or "tube", this room was long and spacious enough for me to stretch my arms over my head or spread them out to both sides with a few inches to spare in each direction. While this was a very nice float tub, it was very clinical and sterile feeling. This is where my unavoidable comparisons started really piling up. The float tubs at Float NJ in Marlton are just...nicer. There is little to no difference functionally, but there is much more thought behind the aesthetics at Float NJ, and if I'm going somewhere for a total relaxation experience, those things make a difference to me. Finally, after showering off again, I headed to the pot-float room for my zero gravity massage chair time. Good God was that thing amazing! Definitely the highlight of the experience and the perfect way to wrap up my time at East Coast Float Spa. Just a word or warning: if you are claustrophobic, this may not be for you. The chair tilts back and really envelops your arms, legs and even head. It felt pretty amazing for me, but I could see some people have serious, "Nope" moments. So, I very much enjoyed my time at East Coast Float Spa, but I didn't enjoy the main event as much as I do at Float NJ. The staff were all very nice and attentitve and the facility was very clean and well maintained, but given their similar price points, even with East Coast being much closer to me, I don't think I would come here to float again. Those massage chairs on the other hand, I'd pop in there any time for those!

Amy was so amazing ! She did my massage and facial mask left my body feeling so relaxed and my face…read moreso refreshed! Cathy in the front desk was so friendly and helpful and she made my experience that more amazing! Thank you can't wait to come back !

I arrived for my 11:30 massage appointment and stood alone in the establishment for 10 minutes. It…read morewasn't until I called the spa and knocked on the wall did someone come out to acknowledge me. Unfortunately the massage was not good. First off, the spa music was skipping around and stopping sporadically and even played a couple ads. Super relaxing. I don't think my masseuse was trained properly because she was essentially rubbing her knuckles and forearm bones along my bones. Pretty sure that's not supposed to happen. Not sure if she thought it was my muscle or what. Mid way through she tried to upsell me on the hot stone enhancement, but I declined, mostly out of fear those would be grinded on my bones as well. There's a spa next door so I'm trying them next.

Relax Float Spa is the antidote we all need in 2020! How to describe? Kind of like being an…read moreastronaut in space? Incredible sivasana after yoga? A return to the womb? Yup, all of these. Mental stress and muscle strain gently melt away. I chose the sauna/float package in the Zen Garden room. The infrared sauna was for 30 minutes and had my body completely warmed up and relaxed. Then a quick cold plunge splash shower, a good rinse and into the spacious float tub. There is a large door on a roller that opens up into a nicely appointed tub full of warm salt water. The tub is about 5 ft x 9 ft, so generously sized for a relaxing float. The water was so buoyant that it took effort to press a leg or arm down. There is a headrest that can float under your head if you want extra head support. There is a lovely zen garden scene on the ceiling with tiny little lights and soothing music on the underwater speakers. You have the option for soothing light and music, or you can turn one and/or the other off for less sensory stimulation. Post float session, there is a comfortable lounge area to have a cup of tea and consider whether or not to return to the outside world. The website has comprehensive information about their equipment and sanitizing procedures. It was so easy to book online - I had to make a time change and was able to easily do that on the phone, I'm sure online would be easy as well. Relax is spotless! They have all of the amenities that you need to shower and look nice when you are finished with your session. Craig also took the time to give the tour and description of all the steps for the ultimate relaxing experience. I will put this on my regular rotation for physical & mental health wellness and self care.

Super relaxing once you get acclimated your first time. The entire atmosphere is very relaxing!…read moreStaff was quite friendly and explained how it all works. Only complaint is that the tub water was not warm enough. But I will definitely go back!

Just had my first float today! It was definitely a 10/10! I was nervous at first because I am a bit…read moreclaustrophobic, but I had no issues at all!!

1st time trying a float tank. I've hear good reviews on them and was curious to try it myself. I…read morewas recommended by my cousin who swore that this place would help with body aches and pains. An appointment was scheduled for me and on the Sunday of my appointment Colleen greeter us and explained everything in great detail to us. You have to shower and wash your hair prior to getting in the tank and you have the option of going in your swimsuit or birthday suit, the choice is yours. You have a private room with a shower stall and a float pod. They provide the shampoo, conditioner (use after you get out the pod), ear plugs, towels and floatation devices for you to use in the pod. Now once in the pod, that's when it became tricky for me...I couldn't get myself in a comfortable position for the longest. Most people lay on their back and are comfortable that way with a floaty behind their head. Me on the other hand found my comfortable position to be on my stomach, resting my chin on a floaty with my arms extended 2 fingers locked. This was the best for me!! While trying to figure out my comfort position, I did begin to move, extend, and stretch the part of my body that I was having discomfort in and since then that part of my body has been feeling really well. I'm able to move it and everything with it being stiff and very painful before. I'd definitely go back. Colleen was helpful and answered all questions that I had. The one thing that I didn't like was the slimy feeling your skin has when you're in the float. Also, make sure you bring your own soap and things and shower VERY WELL when done so as not to bring salt with you.

Sunny and well appointed. The experience was so soothing and relaxing. It's like a combination of…read moredreaming and meditating at the same time. The suites are clean. The experience is well organized and inviting. Emerging from the tank is like the end of a great massage. I feel relaxed and stress free. Will absolutely return.

They took my money and canceled my appointment without telling me. I emailed them and haven't heard…read moreback. Does only one person work here? They have basically stolen my money. This is ridiculous. I will be looking into how to get my money back.

Beautiful facility and very clean. Everyone I dealt with was wonderful…read more Went in for a float- the pod itself is smaller than I am used to and it brings you out of that "zen" space when you are intermittently tapping the sides of the pod. I am 5'7" for reference. Otherwise, I had a great experience and definitely recommend as they offer so many treatments.

I had the cryo-facial and the infrared sauna. First time for both and I enjoyed them…read more John the manager was very thorough in explaining the services. I would highly recommend.

My husband got me a float for my birthday and it was such a cool, unique gift. I can't say enough…read moreabout the facility. The owner, Tom, is very hands-on and it is obvious that he wants customers to enjoy their experience. The sauna and cold plunge were in a very clean, comfortable room with a private shower. Water was provided in there, as were towels and robes. The float room also had a private shower and was well appointed with towels, robes, contact solution, and ear plugs. It was spotless and everything was well-maintained. Tom explained how everything worked ahead of time, so all that was left to do was relax and enjoy the experience. If you are going to try floating, I highly recommend Float SNJ; you will get a very personal experience in a very cleam and relaxing environment.

Gf wanted to try this, the zen room was perfect for the couples float. Water was warm and floated…read moreso easily I found myself falling asleep. Just so intimate and unique and loved the room decor and the rainfall/waterfall shower. Loved the starlight on the ceiling and the low music and lights. The lounge in back was a nice touch. Absolutely worth every penny, left feeling incredibly relaxed and refreshed. If I lived here I would be a regular!

I stumbled upon this amazing spot on TikTok, and now I make it a point to visit every few months!…read moreI've had two facials from the amazing esthetician Amy, and I had such a wonderful experience. The place is super clean, the staff is friendly, the food is delicious, and it's just a great place to spend the day. The Korean food from the food area is even better than most restaurants close to me. The only thing is that it's an hour away from me, haha. I would definitely recommend spending the day here, and it's the nicest jimjilbang nearby.

I was very uncomfortable as a woman to learn that all you have to say is that you identify as a…read morecertain sex and you're permitted to go in to that locker room or nudity area. I honestly felt violated my other review was deleted of course because everything offends everyone. But no one cares about the underlying issues things like this can cause until something happens. Go at your own risk.