Yes we do, it is just an additional 3% transaction fee.

We always recommend booking previously to ensure the time and type of therapy that you want.

We are open 10am-6pm Monday to Friday and 9am-12pm on Saturdays. We will however take advanced bookings for other times in the early morning, evenings and weekend. We just ask that you get in touch with us beforehand.

If an appointment is cancelled 24 hours in advance you will not be charged. Otherwise you will be charged 50% of the therapy.

Tips are never expected but always appreciated.

You should undress to the level you are comfortable. For a full body massage, most get completely undressed. However, if you will be more comfortable during the session if you leave your underwear on, that's fine. The therapist will work around the clothes you left on as best as he/she can. If removing all your clothes makes you too nervous and unable to relax, then you are not getting the optimal benefit from the session. Your massage therapist should give you privacy to undress and get comfortable on the table.

Throughout the session you will be always under a sheet & blanket with only the specific body part that the therapist is working being out.

Make yourself comfortable. Many people close their eyes and relax completely during a session; others prefer to talk. It's up to you. It is your massage, and whatever feels natural to you is the best way to relax.

We always try and work within your comfort zone. There is a 'feels good' hurt and an 'ouch, stop it' hurt. A good massage, even a really deep tissue massage, should always stay in the 'feels good' hurt range.

For some people, once every 6 weeks is sufficent whilst others it can be weekly massage. It is importnat to listen to your body and see how it is doing.

Most people feel very relaxed. Some experience a significant decrease or freedom from long-term aches and pains. Many feel a little slowed down for a short period and then notice an increase of energy, heightened awareness and increased productivity which can last for days. If you received a deep massage, you may be slightly sore the next day - much like a good workout at the gym. Sometimes a hot shower, or a soak in the tub can ease this soreness. After your session you should increase your water intake a bit. Just a glass or two more than normal is usually fine. This helps keep your body's tissues hydrated and healthy.

Epsom salt is a magnesium-rich mineral used for centuries to improve sleep, and reduce pain, cramping, headaches, and muscle ache. And there’s half a ton of it in each of our pods! Epsom salt also makes dry skin feel soft and supple; and can remove impurities, toxins, oil and dirt from the skin. The magnesium in the Epsom salt is naturally antimicrobial and antibacterial, and therefore helps to improve skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis and athlete’s foot. Find out more on our Epsom salt page.

There are no known negative side-effects of floating.

Because floating is so relaxing, many people fall asleep in the pod. Some say one hour of floating (even when awake) is equivalent to two or three hours of deep sleep. It is also scientifically proven to improve sleep quality, so it’s great for people who suffer from insomnia or have jet lag from travelling.

Salty water means nothing harmful can exist in the pod. The water is sanitized and filtered through a 1-micron pool filter (that’s 1/100th the diameter of a human hair!) between each session, and the ventilation systems on each pod are cleaned every evening.

Like exercise, meditation, and many other things, you’ll notice more of a difference if you float regularly. Once a week to once a month is ideal - and if you can do more, all the better.

It’s a common worry, but the pod is much bigger than people expect - so big, in fact, that you can stretch out without touching the sides! If you do feel nervous, you can always leave the top open, or have the inside light on for as long as you like - you’re in complete control. Once inside the pod, people are usually surpirsed at how safe and relaxed they feel.

Most people float for an hour. However, the longer and more regularly you float, the greater the benefits you’ll experience. Increasingly, people are booking double floats, but we don’t have a maximum. As we don’t need to prepare the room between sessions, you benefit from an extra half-an-hour: So for a double float you will get 2.5 hours

As long as you wash and condition your hair after each float, the magnesium in the Epsom Salt will improve the condition of your hair and scalp and not damage it.

A mechanism in the pod brings the water temperature to 36 degrees - the same as your skin and the air, so that you cannot tell where the water begins and ends.

We use half a tonne (525kg) of Epsom salt per pod.

Don’t worry, there’s no way you can drown - even if you tried! The high buoyancy of the water makes it impossible for you to sink beneath the surface.

It is completely safe for pregnant women to float. Many women have found unique relief from the physical strains of later pregnancy when they float, as pressure is taken off of their backs. We also hear from pregnant women that floating is the perfect environment to connect with their baby, as they can more easily sense them in the stillness of the pod.

Yes, you can float when you’re menstruating - it can be the perfect way to nourish yourself, and to encourage your muscles to relax if you get cramps. Just follow the same process as when you go swimming.

We’ve had a few first-timers say that their neck hurt during their session. That’s because we are used to holding our neck up and sometimes too far forwards, especially when using phones and computers regularly. It can be challenging to fully relax our necks in the pod and allow the water to fully carry the weight of our head. But after a couple of floats it will become natural, and tension will disappear. We have a Halo Float Pillow, which is designed to provide the neck with extra support, should you want to use that.

Floating is proven to reduce blood pressure. Check with your doctor about floating if you suffer from low blood pressure.

Floating and fresh tattoos don’t mix. The time you would need to wait depends on the tattoo (check with your tattoo artist), but we would recommend waiting 4-6 weeks before floating after getting a tattoo.

We recommend saving your shave for a non-float day, as the salty water can sting freshly-shaven areas.

For safety reasons we do not allow people with epilepsy to float or enter the chamber.

Some people prefer not to wear anything whilst others choose to use a swimming costume. It is completely up to your prefernce.

There’s probably nothing you need to bring with you. We provide: towels, earplugs, organic shampoo, conditioner and shower gel.

The majority of people emerge from their float feeling refreshed and relaxed, with a clearer head. The benefits are different for everyone, so it’s best to be open-minded about what you’ll experience. Sometimes it can take a few floats to learn how to swtich off fully - so stick with it if you felt like you could have relaxed more deeply.

Because of the high salt concetration in the water, floating can be slightly dehydrating. However, just counteract that by making sure you’re hydrated pre and post-float and you won’t notice any difference.

You don’t need to prepare for you float. However, we recommend not shaving or drinking caffeine on the day

Please arrive 15 minutes before your float session is due to begin so that we have time to check you in and explain everything thoroughly. If you are just 5 minutes late, we can offer you an 5 extra minutes on the end of your float if you can shower quickly. But if you are any later you will have to have a shorter session time, because we need time to thoroughly clean the rooms between each customer. If you arrive more than 15 minutes late then we will do our best to accommodate you but you might be rescheduled.

We recommend a light meal two hours before your float. Ideally you’ll not be hungry or too full in the pod.

It’s important that you’ve washed your hair a couple of times since it was dyed. That way the dye will have set properly, and the water won’t harm your hair colour, and your hair colour won’t colour our pods!

If you wear contact lenses, you don’t need to take them out, but you do need to be careful not to get any water in your eyes as it will irritate them.

Swimming caps or head caps don’t keep the water from coming into contact with your hair completely - so you will probably still need to wash it post-float to get the salt out. Wearing something on your head can also compromise the experience of a lack of sensation, so we recommend floating without one on if you can. But it’s entirely up to you!

If you get the water in your eye, it will sting. But don’t worry - there’s a spray bottle filled with fresh water inside each pod. Simply spray this into your eyes and the stinging will stop.

You have complete control of the lid. Our pod lids are manual, not mechanised, so you never have to fear being trapped! We recommend closing it to keep the temperature constant and experience the darkness, but you can open completely if you prefer.

Yes, you have the option to listening to music or floating in silence. There is a button inside the Pod that will turn on/off the music depending on your preference.

It’s not a requirement that you wear the earplugs, but we really recommend it. They add an extra layer of soundproofing, and prevent salty water from getting into your ears. And don’t worry, we provide them free of charge.

A non-invasive treatment for altitude sickness and overall wellness. The mild Hyperbaric Chamber could just save your holiday!

You enter the chamber, which then is pressurized slowly to 1.3 ATA (atmospheres of pressure), which is equivalent to the pressure felt when diving to 10 foot below sea level or descending over 11,000 vertical feet. The increased pressure in the chamber allows the blood, plasma and other liquids of the body to absorb additional oxygen, greatly increasing oxygen uptake by the cells, tissues, glands, organs, brain and fluids of the body.

The affects are instantaneous and in many times they can be long lasting as they give your the body the chance to fully adapt to the altitude.

In many cases one session of 60 minutes is sufficient.

The chamber is fairly tight so it isn't for those who suffer from claustrophobia. The pressure is similar to diving, so if you aren't allowed to dive (suffer from ear issues) then the chamber isn't recommended.

If your altitude sickness is severe and you feel you need to go to hospital or see a Doctor then we recommend visiting the Suiza Clinic. It is important to note we are not doctors and if you need medical attention you shouldn't hesitate to get it.

For further information on the subject please visit https://www.hyperbaricchambers.co.uk/and if you would like to read academic studies on Hyperbaric Chambers and its results then please visit https://www.hyperbaricchambers.co.uk/studies/hyperbaric-studies/

The prices that we market on the website and in the studio are for 60 minute therapies however we can also offer 90 minute passes and gift cards. We will just need you to write to ask or speak to us and we will give you the prices.

Yes, 2 therapy pass - valid for 2 months 3 therapy pass - valid for 3 months 5 therapy pass - valid for 6 months 10 therapy pass - valid for 12 months.

Yes we do. Just let us know what one you would prefer and we will sort that out for you.