Float therapy and contrast therapy in Somerville, MA — with fair pricing, real people, and no pressure. Your first float is just $50.
Any single float, Monday to Friday from 9-2. Ends 5.31. Float Happy.
Book Happy Hour →Founders specials available until 5.25, deep discounts while supplies last.
Learn more→1100 lbs of Epsom salt. Complete darkness. Zero sound. 60 minutes of stillness for your nervous system. Three tanks to choose from — including The Depths.
Learn moreInfrared sauna up to 200°F with red light therapy, then a cold plunge as low as 37°F. Private suite for up to two. Heat opens, cold resets.
Learn moreHigh end wellness centers are a dime a dozen. White walls, granite counters, high-pressure sales staff and over-priced services. Not here.
I want Float Boston to be somewhere anyone can come and feel at home. A place where you can afford to take care of yourself without breaking the bank. A place to belong. A place my mom would have been proud that I owned.
Whether you're here for the first time or the hundredth, we're here for you.
Feel free to reach out anytime. Mark@floatboston.com
— Mark Owner, Float Boston★★★★★ Hundreds of 5-star reviews on Google.
This place gives you the chance to zero everything out. Removes the stresses from life. Great staff — always welcoming. You can't beat it.
Kristie was amazing — she explained everything perfectly and allowed me to ask questions until I was comfortable. It felt so luxurious.
Owner Mark and Kristie make Somerville shine. Careful explanations for first timers and athletes looking to expedite recovery. Highly recommend.
One float is great. A regular practice is something else entirely. Our membership is designed to make floating a sustainable part of your life — not a once-a-year treat.
We live in this community. These are some of the ways we're trying to give back.
Started when a customer donated her remaining floats before moving away. We add a float for every review, every new membership, and every donation — then give them away to those who need them most.
We're exploring float sessions designed for kids — calm, quiet, screen-free. Before moving forward we want to hear from parents. Take the survey and help us build this the right way.
Take the survey AccessibilityFloating can be especially meaningful for individuals with autism, cerebral palsy, or sensory sensitivities. If you have thoughts on how we can help, we want to hear from you.
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