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Capitol Floats

Sacramento, California

Day spa in Sacramento's Oak Park with float rooms, private cold plunge and sauna suites, infrared sauna, and a Somadome meditation pod.

Bright, modern float tank room with neon accents and white tile flooring
  • Bright interior of a float therapy spa with treatment pods, reception desk, and relaxation seating area
  • Interior of a float tank chamber with blue neon lighting and open door
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At a glance

Price
$$
Signature treatment
massage

Capitol Floats is a day spa on Broadway in Oak Park built around sensory-deprivation float tanks, but the menu goes further than floating alone. Private suites pair a cold plunge with a Swedish sauna for contrast therapy, and there's a separate infrared sauna for a straightforward sweat session. The Sacramento location also has a Somadome, a pod that layers color therapy and binaural beats onto a meditation session for a different kind of reset.

The setup favors solo visits and couples who want a self-directed, low-interaction wellness stop rather than a full-service spa day with estheticians and treatment menus. Rooms are private, so cold plunge and sauna sessions aren't shared with strangers, which matters for people trying either practice for the first time.

Hours run long most days, opening at 8am and staying open past 9:30pm on weekdays and 11:30pm Friday through Sunday. Tuesday is the exception, with a shorter 2pm to 9pm window. Walk-ins are accepted, but the site also takes reservations, and given the private-room format, booking ahead is the safer bet if you have a specific time in mind.

Pricing sits in the moderate range for the Sacramento day spa market. Massage is listed as an Auburn-only service, so anyone coming to the Oak Park address specifically for massage should check with the front desk first, since the core lineup here is float, cold plunge, sauna, and the Somadome.

Good to know

Do I need a reservation, or can I walk in?
Walk-ins are welcome, but the private-room format for cold plunge, sauna, and float means booking ahead is the more reliable way to get your preferred time.
What's actually available at the Sacramento location?
Float rooms, private cold plunge and sauna suites, an infrared sauna, and the Somadome meditation pod; massage is offered at the Auburn location, not here.
What are the hours?
It opens at 8am daily; closing runs to 9:30pm Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 11:30pm Friday through Sunday, and it's on a shorter 2pm–9pm schedule on Tuesday.
Is this a good spot for couples or solo visits?
Both work well here since the cold plunge and sauna are booked as private rooms rather than shared spaces.
How much does a session cost?
Pricing falls in the moderate tier for the area; confirm exact rates for float, cold plunge/sauna, or the Somadome directly with Capitol Floats when booking.

Details checked September 30, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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