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Since I wrote this review, I have floated 3 times at a different place (H2O Float Spa). I won't talk about H2O here, but check their Yelp page to see my review.
I will say this: I am not a fan of the "Oasis" tank that Float Toronto uses...everything about the tank, and this location, feels industrial. Other places have a much more relaxing, calming, clean type of environment that complements different types of floating tanks (open concept and pods) that ultimately lead to a more pleasant experience.
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ORIGINAL REVIEW UNEDITED:
First time floating
Here are my thoughts:
-the place is just "clean enough" ... It doesn't really look or feel like a spa, but more like a warehouse with some decorations and float tanks in rooms...
-kindve a weird hippy vibe, don't know how else to describe it other than just...weird. You might want to visit the place physically before booking an appointment
-float was interesting...I found the tank to be small. I was constantly bumping into the walls or feeling vents and tubes on the floor surface of the tank.
-I would recommend wearing ear plugs. I did not wear them and I didn't find I got the truly "silent with my own thoughts" feeling...I could still hear things moving and the tanks buzzing and stuff
-staff was fine, courteous, no real complaints but nothing to say wow about
-I'm torn if I want to try it again...
-I did come out feeling more relaxed, no muscle pain at all, very comfortable feeling once i finished
-while in the tank I became very aware of pain I had in my knees and neck...it helped me realize these are real trouble spots for me
I recommend buying a single float at $65 and then see how you feel after that
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