Float Om Spa Healing Center and Tranquility Spa

My partner got us 90 min float certificates for Christmas and we finally got to scheduling. Pros: Easy to schedule, friendly and informative staff. Felt relaxed after about 15-20 mins of trying to settle in tanks. Smaller tank might make those who are claustrophobic uncomfortable…I opted for the larger tank. Cons: Outdated facilities, the showers and tanks need some maintenance and deep cleaning. Top half of your body is cold while the bottom half is in lukewarm salt water. You can hear activity in the halls they might want to invest in sound proofing. Minor upgrades to ambiance and offering shampoo/conditioner/ body wash makes sense after a long salt float. The music played to signal you to exit could be more meditation/relaxation music. This place has a lot of potential and could see

Had my first ever float this last week and it was an amazing experience. I see a massage therapist and a chiropractor for my aches and pains，but this was a different level of comfort. Jason got me all set up in the room， informed me on everything involved as well as things I might be feeling and hearing. 90minutes of calm quiet when you are a mom and a teacher... THAT is hard to come by! I have already signed up for my second float :)

Escape ~ clear the chaos in silence and embrace your inner peace...90 calm minutes of rejunitive bliss! This is an unbelievably simple experience that you did not realize is now your necessity to help fill your cup of self-love. Aside from the attractive door, the exterior (with a free parking side-lot) is completely unassuming. This is no walk-in affair. Appointments are set in advance...mark your calendar, you certainly don't want to miss this.

I was totally sceptical about sensory deprivation before I had my first float. Now that I have done this I would recommend to everyone. Excellent way to reflect inward about your life. I would love to this again. Thank you.

If you can simply enjoy quiet time with yourself than I can confidently recommend a sensory deprivation float. Even if you consider yourself claustrophobic don’t let that discourage you from the truly restorative and profound experience that you could have here! You have the option of leaving your float tank door open, and they even have a very large float area they call the “cabin” because its size. It’s big enough to walk in and get settled at your own pace, and you could even leave a dim light on if that makes you more comfortable. Each time I’ve visited, the emotional and spiritual experience has varied slightly. Why? Because each day we carry with us different emotions, thoughts, pain, and outlooks on life. It not only removes excessive stimuli from your practice of stillness, it prov