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    5.0 (2 reviews)
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    Float Harder Relaxation Center - Comfy waiting area.  There's a great selection of tea for you to sample too

    Float Harder Relaxation Center

    4.8(33 reviews)
    12.9 miEast Deering

    I'm shocked I haven't reviewed Float Harder yet. I've been probably 7-10 times over the past few…read moreyears and love it. I've even tried all of the pods and the float room. Whichever you choose, they are all in completely private rooms with a shower, soap, towels and ear plugs. When you arrive you get to choose a color for lights, that you can turn off while floating, if you want. You also choose from a list of soundscapes such as ocean noises, jungle, Pink Floyd and more, that can also be turned off. You must shower before floating and cannot use conditioner. I'm not sure how much time you get exactly but I've always had enough time to shower and get in before the "welcome, your float is starting" notification. Ear plugs are a must because getting any of the heavily salted water in your ears sucks. I always use the ring hanging in the tank to float my head on, so I can relax my neck. The 90 minutes goes by surprisingly fast and I almost always doze off. The lovely voice will let you know when the float ends and the lights come on automatically. After you shower again, they have a room with 3 sinks/vanities with hair dryers, q tips and other items so you can get ready before re-entering the world. Highly recommend as an alternative to a massage, great self care option to add to the mix.

    Float Harder is an oasis of relaxation in Portland. I took advantage of a free float for Veterans…read moreDay and am so glad I did. The staff is amazing everytime I've talked to them or interacted with them. Warm, inviting, and kind. The facility is comfortable and spotless clean. The float pods are private and feel like a warm, cozy, and safe place. My float was amazing. I was able to turn my brain off and really relax for the first time in a week. I have two more floats on my account; I'll be back soon.

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    Washington Baths

    Washington Baths

    3.1(19 reviews)
    13.7 miEast End

    I used to love the Washington Baths.. I haven't been back in a couple years 1) because of an…read moreexperience I had the last time I was there; and 2) they are kind of rude. As another reviewer pointed out, when you walk in, the desk person ( who was not typically warm or welcoming ) asks which locker room you would like to use, men's or women's. As a cisgender woman who identifies as female I said, "the women's." While I was using the baths, I noticed an older man in a speedo. (I only noticed because he was an older man in a speedo.) Later, when I exited the women's sauna, he was walking in. I was startled and kind of jumped and must've exclaimed something -- mostly because I thought I had somehow walked into the men's sauna. He said, in kind of a creepy whisper, "No, no it's OK." And actually, in that moment, it was not OK. At no time was this person female presenting or lacking male anatomy. He (they?) was clearly creeping. No matter how he identified, I doubt his safety would not have been compromised in the men's locker room. Either have gendered locker rooms or don't, but if I choose the women's locker room, it's because I would like to be in a women's (cis or trans -- I don't care) locker room without men (cis or trans). If they cared about women's (cis or trans) safety, they would just have an all-gender locker room, or offer a non-binary choice. What's the point of gendered locker rooms? Also, you pay $300+ for a 10 pass card, and they can't be bothered to keep a record for you. At one point, I thought my wallet had been stolen with my pass in it. I still had eight uses on it, and they were like " yeah, no sorry it's gone" (my wallet eventually turned up). The Luddite technology for that kind of accounting is an index card box. The technology that's been around for 30 years is a barcoded loyalty/membership card. Every once in a while, I think I want to head over there, and maybe I will one day. The facilities are nice, and it's just the kind of thing you want on a cold or rainy night, but the vibe is totally hit or miss.

    What an overall nice experience! Great space, relaxing vibes & energy and good looking well priced…read morefood options. I will be back next time I'm in Portland. There are a few things I think can be improved for a better overall experience.... Wait List Priority: we came on a very rainy day, and the W's Sauna was full. We were soaking wet, and sitting in the lobby waiting for an hour. The front desk called numerous clients on the list and waited for them to arrive. I wish they had prioritized guests waiting in the cafe, instead of those waiting at home in order to reduce wait times for all. Men's and Women's?? Still?? I would prefer to see one side for clothing required vs. clothing optional for all genders. This will allow more people to choose how to bathe. Have the reading lounge outside the sauna area so that people can stay and read, lounge, and eat their food while others waiting can use the sauna and pools. During our visit, the reading room was packed with readers, the sauna was empty and we were waiting in the cafe in wet clothes. It seems like the sauna is growing quickly and gaining popularity. I hope they can find a way to maintain the easy and relaxed flow while also helping people to flow through quicker and enabling shorter wait times...all without time limits or reservations. Thank you!

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