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Float On

Portland, Oregon

Float On is an employee-owned float center in Southeast Portland offering sensory-deprivation tank sessions, with a single signature 90-minute float priced at

Storefront with blue trim and "Float On" signage at street level
  • Blue-lit float tank with wooden surround in dimly lit room
  • Interior reception area with yellow walls and pricing signage
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Photo: Edward Zuriaga via Google

At a glance

Price
$$
Day pass
$99
Signature treatment
90-minute float
Hotel guests only
No
Couples treatments
No
Walk-ins
No

Float On is a float tank center in Portland's Richmond neighborhood, run as an employee-owned cooperative rather than a typical spa business. The entire facility is built around one thing: float tanks, used for sensory-deprivation sessions meant to relax muscles and quiet the mind.

The signature offering is a 90-minute float, priced at $99 as a day pass, with six treatment variations listed on the menu. There's a relaxation lounge on site for settling in before or after a session. Reservations are required rather than walk-ins, so calling or booking online ahead of a visit is the way to go.

Hours run long into the night several days a week — Tuesday through Saturday the center stays open until 3am, Sunday until midnight, and Monday hours are shorter, starting at 5pm. That schedule makes it a option for people looking to float outside normal daytime hours, whether winding down after work or looking for something to do late at night.

As a cooperative, Float On frames its approach around building a calm, inclusive space where floating is treated as a regular practice rather than an occasional indulgence — more wellness routine than one-off treat. It suits solo visitors and couples alike, though couples' treatments aren't offered as a joint package; floats are individual sessions in private tanks.

Good to know

Do I need a reservation, or can I walk in?
Reservations are required; Float On does not accommodate walk-ins, so book your float in advance by phone or online.
How much does a float session cost?
The signature 90-minute float is $99 as a day pass; members pay a reduced rate, so ask about membership pricing if you plan to float regularly.
What are the hours?
Tuesday through Saturday the center is open from 8am to 3am, Sunday 8am to midnight, and Monday from 5pm to 10:30pm.
Is this a spa with multiple treatments, or just float tanks?
Float On's facilities are centered entirely on float tanks; there are six float-session variations on the menu rather than a broader spa treatment list.
Can couples float together?
No joint couples' treatment is offered; floats take place individually in private tanks, though couples can book separate sessions during the same visit.

Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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