Easy Float Sauna & Plunge

Infrared saunas use far-infrared wavelengths to heat body tissue directly at lower ambient temperatures (45–60°C), unlike traditional Finnish saunas that heat the air to 80–100°C. Contrast therapy combines heat and cold. Check each venue's service list or contact them directly to confirm which type they offer.

Most infrared sauna studios offer casual single sessions, though packages are usually 20–30% cheaper per session. Confirm with the venue before booking — look for a "single session" or "casual visit" option on their website or booking page.

Amenity inclusions vary by venue. Higher-end studios typically include showers, towels, and sometimes a cool-down area or cold plunge. Budget studios may charge extra or require you to bring your own towel — check the venue page or call ahead.

Float pods are enclosed egg-shaped tanks — fully dark and quiet, preferred by experienced floaters. Float cabins are walk-in rooms with a lower water level and more space. Open float rooms are larger, less enclosed, and easier for beginners or those with claustrophobia. Each venue specifies the style on their listing.