Float Centers of Nevada – Las Vegas Top 25 Health & Wellness

I had my first float today and I am already looking forward to going back!
I arrived early to fill out paperwork and watch a quick, 6 minute intro video then Rachael thoroughly explained everything about the pod, including how to change light colors, how to position one’s self in the water and how to turn music and/​or lights on/​off.
She left me alone, I took a quick shower then made my way into the pod. I sat down, a bit perplexed how I was supposed to float but as soon as I stretched my legs out and laid back, I was floating!
I personally liked having the little noodle under my neck to support my head but it might not be ideal for everyone.
I liked the music, I think it was «Whale Songs» but if it wasn’t, it could have been because that’s what it reminded me off. Very calming to listen to.
My mind drifted on its own but I didn’t fall asleep.
My time passed too quickly. My feet felt the filter turn on and start moving the water which is the signal that float time is over.
I got out carefully and made my way back to the shower. I wished I had a second towel so I didn’t have to use my damp one from before my float but it was a minor thing. Next time I’ll know to ask for a second towel.
I had started my appointment with some issues. A headache in its second day, foot issues from standing at my job, stomach issues and after my float it was all gone. Really.
Seeing how I personally felt before and after my float is why I am looking forward to returning. I am a fan!

The Float waiting room is equipped with water, tea, Himalayan Salt Lamps, gentle music, possibly most important they have a restroom because there is a $ 500 fee if you pee in the water. I decided not to pee, save some Tubman’s.
The inner waiting room has Zen coloring books, colored pencils, sketch pads, crack your own geodes for sale, and the Himalayan Salt Lamps are for sale as well.
Jonah got me all set up, watched a rather entertaining video, and showered, then slipped into a body temp pool of 1200 lbs of Epsom Salts.
I closed the pod, and realized how hard it is for me to relax. The first ten minutes music played, then silence. Dark. Relaxation.
It. Was. Awesome.
I’ll be back a couple times in the coming weeks, and I’ll update if I see a difference. I know it felt incredible.
Can’t wait to do it again!

I have been a regular at Float Centers Nevada since not long after my very first float several months ago. Like many, I was first exposed to the. float concept through the Joe Rogan podcast and decided to give it a shot. Thankfully, I was fortunate enough to find this business as my first experience. Since becoming a regular and getting to know Travis (the owner, and fellow UFC fan and Joe Rogan enthusiast), I’ve made it a point during my travels to check out local float businesses and with rare exceptions not many have lived up to great experience at Float Centers Nevada.
So what is so great? Well besides the fact that Travis really cares about the experience had by each and every one of his customers (trust me I’ve seen it first hand many times), you notice the attention to details with the temperature of the pods, the fact that I’ve never had the water leak on me in the pod, I have the option of listening to music (my own), which is not common at all in my experience and the fact that Travis and his wife also float themselves. So they know the ins and outs of it very well. For instance, they stock a high quality type of protein bar now because many customers would come out of the expertise very relaxed but many times very hungry. Too many factors to write to be honest. Travis even shows a video to prepare first time floaters for the experience and gives them pointers. I could go on and on, but if you are curious about floating give it a shot and Float Centers of Nevada is the place to goto in Las Vegas trust me. It may or may not be a weird first experience — it was weird for me but give it 2 or 3 times to get used to it. Personally, I really look forward to my sessions as simply a way to relax, enhance my meditation practice and also to let my body recover as well.

I’ve been to 2 other float centers and this one is by far the best. Their customer service is great and their pods are more modern than others I’ve been in.

Took our son here for haleotherapy In the salt chamber and really helped his eczema and I just did an hour float. Amazing experience. Really relaxes the mind and body and allows you to expand your mind in a meditation state. Very awesome experience I recommend everyone try. The owner was there and is very knowledgable and provides great instruction and service. Awesome place.

I kept telling myself that I’m going to go down there and try floating. I read about all the great benefits. Today I dragged myself out of bed with excruciating back pain and decided that today is a good day to see what the hype is about. What a clean facility with friendly staff. I went in barely able to move around and left being able to touch my toes. I’m not saying I’m cured and %100 but I feel much better than I did when I woke up. I’ll be back and if you’re thinking of trying it! Do it this place is amazing.

I was visiting Las Vegas for a convention. Between the flight down, the air conditioning, the smoke in the casinos, and the dry desert air, my sinuses and lungs were a mess by day four. I’m a regular visitor to my local halotherapy room and knew that I needed to get into a salt room asap. I found Float Centers of Nevada through Unilocal.Their hours of operation and prices were reasonable plus I could try floating while I was there!
This was a 5-​star experience. Owner Travis is knowledgeable and friendly, the space is beautiful and relaxing, and there is no detail forgotten.
I ended up being late so I did my float before my halotherapy. Travis was thorough in his explanation of the float and provided a number of very useful tips to enhance my experience. There were no surprises, including what I could expect when the float was over. The video is one that’s provided with the tanks and doesn’t show the Float Centers’ space but it confirmed everything Travis said and provided helpful illustrations of various float positions and what the benefits were.
The float itself was awesome. Exactly as advertised and ridiculously relaxing.
My halotherapy session was different than I’m used to. My place is a large room that seats 6. Float Centers has individual «booths» that you sit in alone. I think that if I had a skin condition that I was trying to resolve, I would like the solo booth better but I kind of missed the ability to lounge.
I highly recommend this business and, if I’m back in Las Vegas, I’ll definitely visit again.

Very clean facility with friendly staff. Definitely recommend trying to float at least once. That is all you will need to love it! I felt amazing for a good three days after I floated here.

I have been to several float centers here is Vegas and this one is the best; hands down. The environment is stellar, the pods are always immaculate, and Raquel and Travis are awesome people who provide customer service that is second to none.
I highly recommend checking this place out!

So my total experience here was about a 1.5… So why the 4 stars? :)
Well it’s because I was not able to experience this fully since I have really bad vertigo.
In other words, IF you have vertigo.. .do NOT do this.. .
IF you have severe motion sickness.. .do NOT do this.. .
IF you ever got sick after lying on a waterbed (yes I just dated myself. lol).. .do NOT do this.. .
But I am giving them 4 stars for their awesome customer service. The guy that checked me in was very helpful. Made me some mint tea to help calm my stomach a bit as I was very very nauseous.
And I have been going to the chiropractor for the past couple of weeks for lowerback pain.. .and I after less then 10 minutes (less then 2 minutes floating.. .the rest was just spent sitting in the water).. .my back feels AWESOME! I am still going back to the chiropractor.. .BUT OMG.. .I can only imagine what my back would feel like if I had lasted the entire hour in the tub.
The facilities are very clean and welcoming.. .if you are a germophobe.. .I think i will be fine.. .everything was very clean.. .=)
AND if you think that you can’t float.. .trust me.. .there is so much salt in the water that you will float just fine. =)
I did take one star off as nowhere in the paperwork that he has does it mention vertigo or motion sickness.. .=(If they did.. .I would not have tried this. BUT I had a groupon so only $ 40 down the drain so to speak. =)
Other then the reasons mentioned above.. .I think everyone should try this at least once.. .for me the 10 minutes in the water did wonders for my back!

Just recently decided to try floating. What an incredible experience! I did the first timers 3 session special. John was my float tech on duty each time. He is extremely knowledgeable and professional and he made me feel very welcomed. The float rooms and pods are kept clean and comfortable. I really enjoyed my first 2 sessions and when I got to my third, I was able to achieve a total state of relaxation in the float pod. Each session gets easier to relax and let your mind go. The high level of salt in the water helps take away aches and pains by pulling toxins out of the body. It is very therapeutic. You must experience it for yourself. I highly suggest following the instructions of the float tech in order to achieve the best results.

So, Tom Brady has one in his house. The Patriots just purchased a few pods for the team. And Steph Curry and, his wife, Ayesha, are fans!
Hey, if it’s good enough for them — sure as heck good for me!
The BF found this place via Groupon so decided to try this out as a day date for us.
After watching an introduction video on the whole process and it’s benefits, Travis (the owner) showed us the pods, how to turn things on and off, and just the whole before and after process.
First of all, that pod is huge. Like, it looks like I was going into the mouth of a hippo.
After taking a mini shower to wash excess dirt from myself, I entered the pod to warm water. And instantly, started floating. He was right; you really cannot drown in there — even if you tried Floating is automatic!
Floated in there with the lights on and off in the pod. Music on and off. Mouth of the pod closed and open. I was just trying to figure out what would make me the most comfortable.
I realize I like the mouth of the pod OPEN, no lights and no music. I actually fell asleep. And then woke up startled looking for the light switch in there. lol
It was quite relaxing but, something I had to «get used to.» And I say this because for me, it’s very hard to «be quite» and not think. Kind of like yoga — and just being one with yourself. Definitely not something one «gets» initially — I like to think of it as something you practice. My boyfriend, on the other hand, loved it from the get. He would like to go monthly to get his creative juices going. And just to shut out the world.
Post-​pod, I took a shower to get all the salt off of me and went to the waiting room to have some tea. I think being in the salt water, also, helped the eczema I’ve been suffering (annoyed) from on my hands. They didn’t seem itchy for a day or two.
Highly recommend trying this out. It’s always nice to «get away» from life!
The owner, Travis, said if you called and mentioned «Groupon» WITHOUT HAVING THE GROUPON, he would honor the price they have. It’s easier for this small business owner to cut out the middle man.

This is my 2^nd time here and a reset was long over due. The customer service was fantastic just as the first. The place is well kept and they offer refreshments, tea, water and there are other interesting things you can do while you wait for your session to begin.
Hiking at Red Rock Canyon half the day probably helped me fall asleep quickly. 80 minutes later I felt that it helped me create mental clarity and overall it helped me feel calm and peaceful relaxation.
Thanks Travis!

This is my 3^rd time floating. Of course being a native New Yorker, age 53 and floating at 6ft 3 in and 260 added to my degree of skepticism.
I will continue to come back at least 2x a month to make this a regular part of my health and wellness program. My stress level is close to 0 for the following 2 weeks after each float. My body feels amazing without any aches and pains.
The owner and staff are wonderful and very knowledgeable. The facility is very clean and has a relaxing, zen like feel.
As the music says Float, Float on… especially at LVFloat Center!

It was an interesting experience for sure and while I didn’t love it, I didn’t hate it either. A-​OK is definitely the perfect way to describe my experience.
I went with the husband and while we both agreed it was interesting, we didn’t enjoy it enough to want to come back but were glad we gave it a shot. I’m happy we got the Groupon deal for $ 49 because at the full price I probably would have felt ripped off and hated it.
A lot of people seem to love floatation therapy including friends of mine so I would recommend trying it if you haven’t as it is definitely a different experience that is hard to compare to anything else.
For someone who trains 4 — 5 days a week, 1.5 — 2 hours most gym sessions… I need something a little stronger to relieve tension in my muscles & like more efficiency and effectiveness when it comes to my therapy so I will be sticking with deep tissue massages for a similar price and time commitment.
Something that was funny to me… on the standard «you are responsible for any consequences and cannot sue us» form every spa makes you fill out, they had a not-​so-​standard point at the end which states a $ 500 cleaning fee if you voluntarily or involuntarily release a bowel movement or urinate… makes me wonder if someone actually did this to motivate them to add that point at the end? If so, which pod cause that is pretty darn gross… funny, but gross…

I never knew what it was really like to fully let go and relax every tiny bits of your body until I got on the pod! That’s coming from a yoga addict and instructor. It was so weird at first when you lay down and the water lifts you up because of the 1,200 lbs of salt but I loved that feeling. I miss it, I want to relax like that every night. It’s the ultimate way to escape everything and focus on you. It’s so quiet in the pod, i chose not to close the pod and I still couldn’t hear anything. You float for an hour. It’s like drifting in the soothing ocean but you can take away the worry of drifting out into the middle of the ocean then have your own «naked and afraid» show, if you get lucky enough to drift into an island.
I had a back pain and foot pain before I went in and they went away after I got out. Also, I was waking up with extremely sore feet every morning for months and it completely went away when I woke up the next morning. The numbness in my arm that I normally wake up with for YEARS also went away. My mind is so much clearer!
It’s spa like environment there. You get a private room with the pod, shower, body wash, shampoo, and towels. There’s a separate to do your make up and get ready if you need. The place is extremely clean! There’s a lounge with tea and water to chill before and after. There are healing crystals everywhere so the vibe there is amazing! The owner Travis is awesome and so informative!
I definitely look forward to my next float. I want to bring my boyfriend and tell all my friends to try this out. Everyone deserves an escape.

I have recently been reading about halo therapy and was interested in trying a salt cave, then I discovered this float center and I was intrigued. My original plan was to do a float after I had attended one of my hot yoga classes next door at Vegas Hot! Well I had actually saved it for a better time, I ended up doing it a day before doing a 22 mile day hike. Figured it would be a good way to loosen up my muscles.
I had myself slightly stressed out and psyched about my upcoming hike to Mt. Whitney. I had read that a float had some abilities to destress and had some calming effects. Added bonus, it’s a pod full of Magnesium Sulfate (Epsom Salt), so I know my muscles would appreciate the soak prior to my upcoming adventure.
We (they have 4 pods, you get your own pod) watched a short informational video on the do’s and don’ts of the float and then led into our pod room.
You are instructed to shower off prior to entering the pod which holds 1,200 lbs if Epsom Salt and is filled with 10″ of water. I was curious how the water is filtered, as I began to think of the people that had been in the water before me, I was told it filtered more than a pool, and they are followed by the health district, and the salt content is so high that it’s not a place of bacterial growth. Not gonna lie, I was still a little sketched out, when I felt a hair brush passed my arm, and yes I know, it’s pretty much the same as a public pool, but I can’t help but let my mind wonder sometimes.
Once you get in the pod, you’re to turn off the lights, close the pod, lay back, and try to relax and trick your brain into thinking you’re sleeping. I thought I might have a hard time with this because my mind likes to wonder and think about the million of other things I need to be doing. But to my surprise, I actually fell asleep, and a snore woke me up (and I don’t normally snore, I swear!)
After my session I could definitely tell I was relaxed, and I was ready for a great night sleep ahead! For me, it did what I was looking for, I would return if I’m looking for a nice huge tub of relaxing Epsom Salt!

Seriously, where do I start?
My younger brother first told me about this place and said it was absolutely amazing. He’s 18 and loves trying new things no matter how «out there» they seem and more than that, he loves sharing his experiences with others so I knew I had to try this for him. As fate would have it, Andrea also won a free floating session through Facebook so she booked an appointment for the both of us for last night. Unfortunately when we showed up my appointment was nowhere to be found and I was disappointed :/​BUT then enter Raquel, one of the owners, who completely saved the day! Raquel was very apologetic though it wasn’t her fault and offered me a Halotherapy session, which is dry salt.
If it’s your first time you are asked to watch a five minute video explaining the Floating bed. Though I didn’t float, I did notice after my session in the Halotherapy bed that a lot of the things that the video says the floating will do also happen in the bed.
It’s hard to describe what the bed looks like so I attached two photos of it. Basically it’s like a tanning bed except made out of wood and the top is glass. If you look at the photos you’ll see that you lay on wooden little planks and underneath those planks is the salt. The lights you see are white, indicating the bed is off; they turn red when it’s on.
I got in with just underwear (I don’t like the word ‘panties’…*shudder*) and laid down. There is a wooden triangle in the bed that can be moved up and down on one side to make it taller or shorts (the same way you can move the back of a pool chair), or you can completely remove it. I left it in — it’s intended for your legs to help circulation. The wooden bed was uncomfortable at first. I kept shifting, trying to get comfortable but what I noticed after about five minutes of laying still that the pain I felt was the bed hitting pressure points and the pain actually felt good and helped my back.
I laid there for a while and was waiting to see the mist that Raquel told me about. Apparently the mist is infused with the salt and you’re supposed to take deep breaths. I’m not sure how much time went by but I started to get sleepy and I wasn’t sure if it was because I was bored waiting for something to happen or because it was doing what it was meant to. The video explains that you’ll eventually start to drift off without realizing it and you can have lucid dreams. That’s exactly what happened. Without realizing it I had fallen asleep and even though I knew in my mind that my dreams were dreams, I still felt ridiculously rested — like I had been sleeping for hours when in reality I was only asleep for maybe 10 minutes.
When I got done, I went to the room that is provided to guests which has four chairs and is surrounded by salt lamps. You are offered water and tea. There are also books that help pick salt lamps and different rocks. While I was there I met a man who did the floating treatment and he told me that the first time he did it he was convinced that there was water running in the room he was in but there wasn’t. Regardless, he heard waterfalls. The next time he heard crickets. Amazing. Imagine how relaxed he was. My GF loved it as well. She said she lost track of time and was more relaxed than she’d ever been.
Do I recommend this place? Well we already have an appointment for next week, so. If you can, ask for Raquel

The idea of floating in a pod filled with water and 1200 lbs of Epsom salt in dark silence for 60 minutes wasn’t on the top of my bucket list, but with online deals bringing the price down to the equivalent value of a massage, it sounded as a good time as any to give it a shot.
Several friends raved about the experience with such things as «opening up the Google search of your brain» to «feeling like the 1 hour mark after ‘shroom tea» to «mentally going to Mars». Their levels of sobriety ranged from stone cold to having smoked an ounce in the parking lot. I was somewhere in between.
The friendly attendant, John, clearly explained what to do and how to operate the pod. Being a first timer, I also watched a 6 minute video on how to maximize my float time which offered some helpful suggestions (body position, breathing) while glazing over some new age, self improvement stuff. John also informed me to hang in their relaxation room upon finishing since many feel disoriented and extremely euphoric afterwards. Uhhh. what?
So I get out of the shower, put the ear plugs in, get in the pod…
«And I’m floating in a most peculiar way»
I initially found the whole thing a bit comical. Here I am… naked, in a dark and confined space, lying in 93.5 degree water… isn’t this a torture method in Guantanamo Bay? But after I got over the initial weirdness, things got interesting…
«And the stars look very different today»
It definitely felt like drifting in outer space. My mind darted through a billion thoughts before I was able to end up in a kind of neutral, semi-​conscious, relaxed zone. I could not believe I was in the pod for only an hour as it felt much longer than that.
They claim health benefits like the improvement of memory/​sports performance/​sleep quality, alleviating PMS, helping with creativity, softer skin etc. Let me tell you… my PMS was fuckin loooong gooooone!!! :P I don’t know about this experience helping with all that, but I definitely left in a prolonged state of relaxation. This is a great alternative to a massage or spa treatment. I’ll be back for sure.

Well, I give this place a ⁵⁄₅ for the owner, friendliness and quality of the facilities… But the therapy was nothing like I expected it to be. Maybe it was me, not being able to get into the relaxation mode, but I just could not get to the point of relaxation that I expected. I found it uncomfortable to find a position to lay and just never hit that relax zone.
As well, even though I used the ear plugs and I typically never have issue with water in my ears… A week later, I still have what feels like water in my ear. It does not feel typical, but it does not feel right either.
To each his own, but this was not what I expected.