These guys have it right…read more The space is clean and relaxing when you come in, and the owners are super friendly and helpful. Once inside, the pods are spacious (even for those with mild claustrophobia) and the rooms are large with built in showers and lots of personal amenities. Look forward to coming back here.

From the owner: Commonly known as Floatation Therapy, Sensory Deprivation, or R.E.S.T (Restricted Environmental…read moreStimulation Technique), is the practice of floating on your back about half in and half out of the saltwater solution within a float tank (also commonly referred to as a sensory deprivation tank or isolation tank). The tank is completely dark, silent, and you won't be fighting gravity; floating is about everything you won't be doing. Float tanks can be thought of as the perfect bath tub. Our Pro Float Cabins are 8' long, 4.5' wide, and 6.5' tall. Filled with about 10" - 12" of water and saturated with approximately 1,100 Ibs of Epsom salt, you will float effortlessly. The water is maintained at body temperature (34.1 degrees) and once you settle in, you lose track of where your body ends and where the water begins.

Float therapy has really helped my anxiety and overall mental well-being. The pods and rooms are…read morespacious and very comfortable. The staff, especially, Steve and Sonia are very knowledgeable and breathtakingly helpful. I loved every bit of my experience at their spa.

From the owner: Floatation therapy also known as sensory deprivation therapy is the popular practise of spending an…read morehour or more in a pod with 10" of constantly heated water mixed with 1000lbs of therapeutic grade Epsom salt.

worth the visit with a great staff and service from someone that really cares, easy to get to and…read moreback out of the city too.

This was my second visit and I will never go there again! The receptionist ruined my spa afternoon…read more She was condescending and miserable. My husband was even more disappointed because he wanted me to enjoy my Valentine's gift. Since my visit I've been told by others that Luba Mera is known for the uninviting receptionist. She is definitely bad for business, which it too bad.

From the owner: Get ready for your beach March Break at our Spa. Packages, facials, pedicure, massage, RMT,…read moreAcupuncture, manicures and creative nails, body care, waxing and GIFT Certificates available online

Place is just what I needed for a private cold plunge and sauna experience. If you're familiar you…read morealready know it's great for the body. Very clean and the employees are extremely friendly.

Unsafe, Dishonest, and Emotionally Damaging - AVOID at All Costs…read more What was meant to be a peaceful couples spa day for my birthday turned into one of the most upsetting, anxiety-inducing, and frankly gaslighting customer service experiences I've ever endured. Let me be clear: This was not my first float. I've floated several times before - in beautifully (subtly) lit, tranquil environments that promoted peace and calm. But this time? I was essentially locked in a pitch-black watery coffin. When I checked in, Raven, the staff member on duty, specifically assured me there would be a visible light inside the float tank so I could always locate the exit handle. Once inside, there was nothing. No light, no orientation, no visible exit - just total darkness. It was disorienting, claustrophobic, and terrifying. I started calling out for help, and was later told that nobody could hear me unless I was screaming, because the tanks are "soundproof." Seriously, the little snot really said that. I ended my float session early, shaken and panicked. When I told Raven what happened, she claimed there was a light--just a "very dim one." But when my husband (who had just finished his massage) confronted her, she changed her story completely, saying there was no light and that she had never told me otherwise. She outright lied, tailoring her answer depending on who was asking. We asked for the manager to call us, since this was clearly a safety issue and a serious customer service failure. The manager took her sweet time calling back, and when she finally did, her excuse was jaw-dropping: "I was busy trying to charge your husband's credit card for the FULL package amount, including his cancelled float and your wife's cancelled massage." Not "We're sorry." Not "How can we make this right?" Just trying to get paid for services not rendered. She then proceeded to minimize everything by calling it a "miscommunication." She admitted there isn't actually a light in the float tanks - only a vague "glow" that may or may not be visible - and still attempted to enforce their cancellation policy. Her apology was empty. Her tone was cold. And her refusal to take responsibility was astonishing. Let me be crystal clear: This was not a misunderstanding. This was a bait-and-switch, followed by dishonesty, emotional negligence, and a complete failure in basic professionalism. We paid only for the massage--on a separate card--because my husband insisted on it out of principle. But I did not receive the service I was promised. Worse, I was treated like an inconvenience for speaking up about my experience. If you suffer from anxiety, trauma, claustrophobia, or even just expect a baseline level of honesty and compassion, do not go here. This business is unsafe, mismanaged, and unwilling to own its failures. Save your money. Save your sanity. This is not a sanctuary - it's a liability.