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Meiso Float Paris

€€ · Float Spa

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33 Rue de la Glacière, 75013 Paris

Meiso Float Paris is a sensory deprivation float spa in Paris, located at 33 Rue de la Glacière in the 13th arrondissement (the Meiso Olympiades Oasis). Guests float in individual cabins filled with Epsom salt water at roughly three times the density of the Dead Sea, cutting felt gravity by about 80 percent, in one-hour sessions with no light or sound. Beyond flotation, Meiso offers the Sonice infrared sauna and ice bath contrast circuit, Combos that pair a massage or energy treatment with a float, and a Dojo for collective workshops. Pass-based memberships available.

Opening hours

Monday10:15 – 21:30
Tuesday10:15 – 21:30
Wednesday10:15 – 21:30
Thursday10:15 – 21:30
Friday10:15 – 23:00
Saturday08:45 – 23:00
Sunday08:45 – 21:30

Frequently asked questions

What does Meiso Float Paris offer?+

Meiso offers one-hour sensory deprivation float sessions in individual cabins filled with Epsom salt water about three times denser than the Dead Sea. It also has the Sonice infrared sauna and ice bath contrast circuit, Combos that pair a massage or energy treatment with a float, and a Dojo for collective workshops.

Where is Meiso Float Paris located?+

It is at 33 Rue de la Glacière, 75013 Paris, in the 13th arrondissement. This is the Meiso Olympiades Oasis, one of the brand's Paris centres alongside Paris Barbes.

What are the opening hours?+

It opens Monday to Thursday from 10:15 to 21:30, Friday from 10:15 to 23:00, Saturday from 08:45 to 23:00, and Sunday from 08:45 to 21:30. Booking a session in advance is recommended.

Are there memberships or passes?+

Yes. Meiso offers pass-based access, including a monthly flotation pass and a separate monthly sauna pass, alongside single sessions. Check the Meiso website for current rates and any first-time booking details.

What makes floating at Meiso notable?+

The float cabins use a high-density Epsom salt solution that reduces felt gravity by roughly 80 percent, so you float effortlessly in complete darkness and silence for deep relaxation and mental recovery. Meiso has run sensory isolation centres for more than ten years.

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