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Float
Lie back in a full-size open pool of warm, heavily salted water, in a private room that’s yours for the hour. Nothing closes over you. The water holds you up, so all you have to do is let go.
From £45 · Couples floats from £75 · Members from £54 a month
Book a single float, or make it a routine and pay less every time.
45 minutes
£45
60 minutes
£60
60 minutes, for two
£75
Five 60-minute floats
£285 £300
Ten 60-minute floats
£530 £600
With no gravity, noise or distractions, many people find their mind and body finally switch off.
Guests often tell us they sleep more deeply on the nights after a float.
The Epsom salt water takes the weight off muscles and joints, which many people find eases aches and stiffness.
Our float rooms have open pools under high ceilings, each with its own shower. You choose soft light or total darkness, and music or silence. It’s the easiest way to try floating if a tank has ever put you off.
Many people travel into London to float. Now you can do it on Bricket Road, with a sauna and massage under the same roof.
If you are unsure what an open float pool is like, our guide to open float pools and enclosed tanks explains the differences before you book.
Floating together
Share the experience with a partner or friend: two of you, one hour, together in the same pool.
Nervous first-timer? Most of our guests were. The open pool and your control over light and sound make it easy to settle in.
Can’t swim? You don’t need to. The salt keeps you afloat.
Pregnant? Many expectant mums find floating eases pressure on joints and the lower back. Check with your midwife or GP first.
Health conditions: if you have epilepsy, a severe skin condition or open wounds, please speak to a healthcare professional before booking.
Most people float without clothes, as the room is completely private. Swimwear is fine if you prefer.
We provide towels, earplugs and flip flops. Bring your own toiletries if you like.
The water is filtered and sanitised between every session.
Yes, and many people do. The water keeps you supported the whole time.
Regular floaters tend to come weekly or monthly, as many find the benefits build over time. A Float membership is the best value way to do that.
Yes. We recommend float first, then sauna, then massage.
It’s the same concept just delivered in an open pool, with no pod and no lid.
“An amazing experience! I did my first floatation tank and it was incredibly relaxing. I’m feeling revitalised and like I let go of a lot of stress. The room was calming and peaceful and the tank was eye opening. Everyone must try a floatation tank! The staff were insightful and very friendly. We will be back soon 🙂”
Visionobi Mc · Google review
“First timer at this newly opened oasis! Amazing experience – I will be going back (even buying into the monthly membership!
I have experienced flotation centres / before. However not with great experiences. This place was phenomenal.
1. Staff greeting you were super friendly and welcoming
2. Facilities were nice and clean
3. I came away feeling renewed.
I experience back and shoulder pains (poor posture due to working from home as well as carrying my office to work – when I do head to the office), and more recently have had ankle issues due to outdoor running. As such I wanted to see if this would help. IT DID! I not only felt super relaxed – quite literally the weight of the world had been lifted, but also had a snooze. More importantly, I woke up this morning with no more locked shoulders, and not needing to hobble out of bed. The epsom salt left my skin feeling smooth and nourished.
Thank you team!”
Kally Hughes · Google review
Warm through after your float. From £30.
Muscles already relaxed, so your therapist can work deeper. From £50.