Float Lakeshore

As someone who meditates regularly, I was very excited for this experience even before I arrived. There was no hassle to get started, the vibe was very relaxing and the receptionist was genuine and kind. The facilities were clean and well stocked with things you will need. Though the option was there to leave the light on or the pod open, I opted for the sensory deprivation experience and it was amazing!! Nothing is so good y'all, I really recommend everyone get some nothing! I'll definitely be back.

I visited Float a few weeks ago. I was not sure what to expect, but a coupon had my husband and I there for a try.
First impressions: There is lots of free parking, and it is easily accessed. It seems pretty clean, and the gal there was friendly and gave good instructions. After a quick shower, you are good to go.
It was very strange for me. I am not used to sensory deprivation. Once or twice I did start to get claustrophobic, but managed to calm down.
That being said, you just need to let go and let yourself float. It is kind of a reset button in a way. I don't know how to explain it other than that.
Pro tip: NEVER open your mouth once you've been in there a while. You get a nasty taste that lingers a long time.

The staff has always been friendly. The facility is very clean and well maintained. The atmosphere is very relaxing. I love the experience of doing a float but wish they were slightly shorter for myself. I find after 30-45 minutes I'm just getting antsy and can't relax, however I'm not giving it less stars for this because this is clearly just myself. The float itself is very nice and relaxing and I always feel great after them.

I went for the float tank. The place was very clean and nicely decorated. Very nice receptionist. The price for the float was a little pricey at around 74 for an hour. You get a little discount if you get a special they have but you can only buy it 1 time.