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
At a glance
- Price
- $$
- Day pass
- $99
- Signature treatment
- 90-minute float
- Hotel guests only
- No
- Couples treatments
- No
- Walk-ins
- No
- Amenities
- Relaxation lounge
- Good for
- CouplesSolo travelers
- Price
- Moderate
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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