A sensory-deprivation float spa in Sedona offering private oval float pods with Epsom salt water, open most afternoons with walk-ins and memberships available.
At a glance
- Price
- $$
- Amenities
- Relaxation lounge
- Good for
- CouplesSolo travelers
- Price
- Moderate
True REST Float Spa in Sedona is a day spa built around a single activity: floating in an oval pod filled with warm, Epsom salt–saturated water. The salt concentration makes the body buoyant, so floaters lie weightless in near-total darkness and silence for about an hour. The pitch is straightforward — reduced muscle soreness, eased joint pain, and a mental reset from an uninterrupted stretch of quiet time away from screens and conversation.
The location sits on Arizona 89A in Sedona, in a retail suite rather than a resort setting. There's a relaxation lounge for unwinding before or after a float, and the spa is set up for both solo visits and couples who want to float separately or compare notes afterward. Walk-ins are welcome, but reservations are recommended since pods are booked by the session, and a membership option exists for people who want to float regularly.
Hours are limited and specific: afternoons from 1 to 7pm most days, a shorter evening window on Mondays, and closed entirely on Thursdays. That schedule matters if you're planning a trip around a float — call ahead or check online before showing up, especially midweek.
This isn't a spa with massage menus, saunas, or treatment rooms beyond the float pods themselves — it's a single-purpose space for sensory reduction and recovery. If you've floated before at another location, the format here will be familiar; if it's your first time, staff can walk you through what to expect with the pod, the salt water, and the darkness before you get in.
Good to know
- Do I need a reservation, or can I walk in?
- Walk-ins are welcome, but a reservation is recommended since each float pod session is booked individually.
- What are the hours?
- The spa is open 1–7pm Tuesday through Sunday, with a shorter 4–7pm window on Monday, and it's closed on Thursdays.
- Is there a membership option?
- Yes, True REST Sedona offers float memberships in addition to single-session visits; check the website or call for current terms.
- What should I bring for a float session?
- The listing doesn't specify required items — confirm with the spa directly on what to bring versus what's provided, such as towels or earplugs.
- Is this spa good for couples or just solo visits?
- It accommodates both solo travelers and couples, though floats themselves are done individually in separate pods.
Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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