Amazing spot! Great way to pass time in SB! The staff are amazing/helpful/ accommodating/friendly!read more

never again. the child hurt my spine and doesn't know what a massage is. Horrible mistake letting…read morehim go on and completely f up my alignment. i don't recommend this establishment at all.

LOVE this place! It has been life changing. I live with MS and the muscle spasticity and pain…read moreassociated with the condition has, over time, increasingly limited my quality of life and what I'm able to do. With a progressive condition, this is not unusual; it's rare when we're able to move the needle in a positive direction, which is what CCF floats have done for me! Baclofen, a common muscle relaxer, didn't work for me at all. But monthly floats, over time, have improved my flexibility, and reduced my pain & muscle spasms. Beyond the physical relief, I've also obtained something beyond any expectation - the ability to calm my Central Nervous System which previously lived in a constant fight-or-flight state of hyper-vigilance. Now that I float regularly, my body is very different! I've regained flexibility, and can manage my pain in a proactive preventative way! The pain relief for me lasts about 3 weeks, and when I can't get to my monthly float, I definitely feel a difference. This is how I finally realized that floats are an imperative part of my care plan. They aren't frivolous pampering - they are a reliable care tool that helps me help lower my tension, relax my mind & body, and access a sense of inner peace and serenity. Being a member also helps me access this therapy at a cost I can afford on a fixed income. I highly recommend Central Coast Floats. The staff is very kind and welcoming. On your first visit you'll get a full tour and have all your questions answered. The facilities are very clean, which as you can imagine, is imperative for someone living with an autoimmune condition. Post float, there is a lovely room to relax, create some art, drink some tea - and just revel in the relaxation. Pushing pause like this in our busy lives isn't something to underestimate. For me, it has changed my entire perspective on wellness and how I take care of myself as I continue to age. Try it! You'll love it, too!

Super disappointed, was given one float session and one fire and ice session as a gift for…read moreValentine's Day. When my wife purchased the two gift cards, she was told that if I decided I wanted to do one treatment instead of the other (switch a float for a fire and ice for example) that was no problem. I did my fire and ice session and knowing that a float session was not something I would enjoy, asked to redeem my float gift card for a fire and ice session. They are the same price, the only difference is that fire and ice is actually shorter. Well the owner would not let me trade the float session for a fire and ice session even though her employee told my wife it was fine. She told me I should just gift my gifted float session to someone else. This place already has our money and now I'm told to just give it away if I don't like it. Interesting way to do business, she could have let me exchange it the one time since we were told it was fine and then notified me of the policy going forward, then she would have kept me as a customer, but now I will not be back.

I went to quantum clinic for the first time a couple days ago. The location is secluded and the…read moreatmosphere is serine. The guided meditation was a nice touch and I loved how private the float experience was. My partner and I had our own room and the float tank was sizable. If you don't want to get your hair wet I recommend bringing your own swimming caps the ones provided didn't work that well. But I enjoyed the experience as a whole and I look forward to going back in the future!

I am unable to contact this clinic. I have a gift card, which was a present purchased only a few…read moremonths ago, and am unable to use it. Their online booking system is down and their phone number goes to a full voicemail box. The website doesn't work anymore and auto-directs to Katelyn Lehman's professional website where there is no way to contact her. I think this business is no longer running. I would like someone to please contact me to refund the gift card that my husband purchased for me as a gift. Thank you.

I have floated here twice and will be going back in March to take a guest. This is a very…read moreinteresting experience that I've come to realize is not offered a lot of places. You shower before and after your float. It is a form of sensory deprivation. You go into the tank and it starts with a blue light and music, which slowly fade until you are left in the dark box. The tanks are very large so don't worry about feeling claustrophobic. Due to the mass amount of salt in the water you float effortlessly. It takes all the weight off your body. So much so that my arthritic knee stopped hurting for a while following my float. The tanks are not emptied after each use (I've found hair in my tank both times), but apparently the high salt content kills any germs/bacteria. I highly recommend this place if you're into this type of wellness. I did buy the guided meditation for my second float and it wasn't any different than the regular float, so I don't recommend paying that extra premium.

It's a crazy world we live in, and sometimes you simply need to take care of yourself. This is the…read moretype of care that you need to schedule for yourself. That's the way I look at floating. It's a unique experience. When you are floating in salt water, in complete darkness and quiet, you feel a relaxation that is difficult to put into words. I use this time as a meditation. Signing up for a float is easy. I use the website and schedule a time. Sean is the owner and takes wonderful care to see you have a wonderful experience. Check out the pre-float instructions, there aren't many, to ensure you know what to expect. This was my second float. I thought about what I wanted to focus on for a few days before my soak. This isn't essential, but I found during my first float wondering, "Ok, I'm here. Now what do I do?" To begin, I focus on my breath and it doesn't take long for you to feel like you're floating in space. The rest of the world just falls away. It's very peaceful. Everyone does it for different reasons and that's the great part of doing it. So try it and see for yourself.

The staff made this experience fun and therapeutic. A friend suggested I try cryotherapy for my…read morewife's pain. We went in and our friendly attendant explained the process and made us feel at ease. The cryotherapy left her pain free for a few days and that pause of pain makes it so much worth it.

What an incredible experience! I bought a plunge session for my partner's birthday and he…read moreabsolutely loved it. He was given an opportunity to shower before and after his session and was able to experience the plunge bath for a full 15 minutes. He couldn't stop raving about how good he felt afterwards (the dopamine is real!) Looking forward to trying other services soon!

Took my wife to Pause Venice for a Myers cocktail to help with jet lag and an immunity boost, and…read moreit was a great experience all around. The space feels more like a spa than a typical IV clinic; it was calm, clean, and very relaxing. The staff was welcoming and professional, and everything was explained clearly. We were both given herbal teas while we waited for the drip. We'll definitely be back.

Spotless, serene and great programming and special events. The team was, on a whole really…read morenurturing and helpful. I enjoyed the FLOAT and the Wim Hof experience my husband I attended. Going back!

This was truly a wonderful experience. I got this as a gift and now I'm considering a membership…read moreafter my first visit! The staff is kind, patient, and understanding. I made an accidental mess and got water everywhere. Staff was again so kind saying don't worry even though I felt awful. I am so sorry again! I wanted to add a last minute iv to my session and they accommodated me since they had availability. Parking is free that's a plus! I waited so long to write this and forgot the names of the staff. I was there April 1st at 12. So whoever was there thank you! Nurse and front desk really gave me a wonderful experience!

This was my first time doing NAD+ R with my vitamin and I feel clear headed and not lethargic for a…read morechange. I am looking forward to doing the infrared sauna and cold plunge. The staff here is absolutely exceptional. Friendly and helpful with zero pressure yet lots of good energy.

Why it's worth hard earned cash? Imagine your body as a…read moresymphony orchestra--each instrument representing a system: muscles, nerves, hormones, immune cells. When you're in chronic pain or stress, the orchestra plays out of tune--the violins screech, the percussion races, the flutes can't keep up. Now imagine magnesium as the conductor's tuning fork. It doesn't play an instrument itself. It doesn't hand you new strings or hit the drums. Instead, it emits a calming resonance--subtle, precise--that helps the musicians retune themselves. When you immerse yourself in a float tank, it's like laying the entire orchestra in a perfectly quiet concert hall filled with that tuning resonance. The magnesium ions, the warm water, the silence, the weightlessness--all create a chemical and sensory silence where your body's instruments can hear themselves again and fall back into alignment.

A bit surprised by all the hyper positive reviews…read more If this had been my first float experience I'm not sure I'd ever have gone back. Instead of the egg-shaped pods, Float clinic has little rooms which I thought looked roomy and interesting based on the photos. The good: * I do like how you can step directly from the shower into the float tank. The tanks are fairly roomy, I'm 5'8" and felt I had a decent amount of room. * the bathroom was clean and equipped with hair dryers * the lobby is cute and inviting * friendly staff, good overview of the float process The meh: * my float tank door didn't close all the way, and my room light didn't automatically turn off which was distracting. I eventually got out and flipped the switch * salt wasn't fully dissolved, tank maybe a little oversaturated * I actually prefer the elliptical pods, I found the corners distracting * shower curtain was gross, I wish they just had like a half wall which would be easier to clean * there was caution tape in the shower and the frame around the door of the tank was popping off - just didn't look that nice. * just the one bathroom and the hairdryers are in there so you hold up the toilet if you use them - would be nice if there was a separate space for this * the place I usually go has thoughtful touches like little packages of Vaseline to cover any small scrapes so the salt doesn't burn, hot tea available, other little things - Float Clinic didn't have those, was pretty bare bones. Final verdict: for me, this was just ok. I've had a much nicer float experience at my usual spot and now I'm spoiled. Glad I got a float in while I was in town but wouldn't return.