FLO2S

Megan is really one of the best masseuses I’ve ever had. She made me feel totally comfortable, asked me about pressure, and I feel SO much better than when I came in.
The building can be a little tough to find if you’re coming from the L5 side of Euclid, (keep walking on Euclid past Moreland. You enter from the back) but the massage itself was incredible. Megan obviously knows the body and what muscles to concentrate on.
Fl02S is great, but Megan is even better.

Great experience! Had tendonitis attack for the whole week. Floated and used the infrared sauna with my hubby. Feels like I have my arm back! Yay!

I was extremely excited to come have this experience. The idea of floating in water, weightless for an hour or more, seemed like heaven to a born loner like me.
My boyfriend and I arrived on time for our appointments and were greeted by a friendly and warm woman at the counter. After filling out a brief form via iPad, we were escorted to our rooms to begin the float process. She did a good job of explaining what we would experience. She told us to insert earplugs and to shower before we got into the float. The rooms are a small shower with a small square door within. You pull the door open and your float room is inside. It’s (at a guess) maybe 15 feet by 15 feet. The water is shallow so you will feel comfortable floating gently. A line of small blue lights lines the wall along with a small switch which you can turn off if you’re ready to be in total darkness.
I showered and got in and adjusted a bit. Pillows are provided in case you don’t feel comfy letting your neck go. I used it at first but then ditched it when I got more comfortable and far preferred it without it. One disclaimer: While this is a relaxing experience it can also be a disorienting one. After some time floating I became aware of a strong anxiety in my chest, like a ball. I’m glad I was able to become aware of it, but the float is a lot like meditation in that it leads you to focus on your interior world.
One of my issues with the float is that I was cold (I tend to be in most circumstances). I’d say the water was slightly cool — a few notches below lukewarm. There was no way to adjust it that I saw. I held out for a while but eventually got out so I could get warm in the shower. This was easy to do but I’d rather stay in. Afterwards I chatted with the massage therapist and she explained that water could be made warmer so they could do that for me next time.
It’s a good experience and I’ll be going back. Worth your time.

This was my third float and first experience in this business. Parking can sometimes be challenging in this part of town, see my tip. My first impression of the business was fresh and inviting, there’s vibe to that’s very relaxing, not the typical floral spa or an overbearing smell of Lavender. There are two float tank options at the location in addition to inferred sauna and massage therapy. I chose the ‘cave’ room to float. The room has a shower and changing area before opening a door and seemingly stepping into the wall which houses the tank. The building is old and full of character. There are water pipes running through the main room but are isolated from the room with the tank. Install earplugs, shower off any lotions, gels, or oils and enter the 8’x6’ tank. There is neon lighting illuminating the room with the option to shut off for complete darkness once the door is closed. I would recommend taking a «fresh water» damp wash cloth (provided) in the tank with you just in case you forget where you are and touch an area around your eye. 800 pounds of saltwater can be very unforgiving.
When the door closes a new world awaits you. You are truly limited only by your imagination and ability to relax. Typical sessions is 90 minutes.
They also offer memberships and packages for those interested in the long term benefits of floating. Enjoy!

I tell all my friends & clients to try this out. It may not be for everyone, but if it’s something for you, floating could take you to infinity & beyond. ;-)
The body lets go of so much. the mind has nowhere to drag you but into the spaciousness & serenity of your presence.
I’m thankful for the services FLO2S provides.

I came here initially for the floatation chamber, which was pretty cool. My Ukrainian friend swears by them for endurance training. I would probably come here for that again, especially if there is a coupon deal.
But, what I am not so crazy about was my massage… or should I say, the massage therapist I got. I think her name was Megan (looking at other reviews, rings a bell – short, late forties, that reddish hair color that everyone had in the 90s?) Maybe next time I will ask for the guy instead.
Not a bad massage (I travel for business and get massages often), but I just got an unpleasant energy or vibe or whatever from this lady. aren’t these places all about energy? I could tell she was trying hard to be professional but it came across as… kind of fake, I don’t know if she was having a bad day or what so I still tipped her.
If I make it over here again I’ll probably just do the float part. I did really like the decorations and that there was a lot of parking.

I just went on a coupon deal. I was a bit concerned about whos all been in the water but the part-​owner explained how it works. They take 1100 pounds of magnesium salt and dissolve it in 10 inches of water. That is a huge salt amount so it should kill anything! Plus the run it through a filter between clients and put it under a UV light. So I presume that’s great.
The room has a shower. It also has a washcloth, towel, shower gel, shampoo, and conditioner in dispensers. He gives you silicone type ear plugs too to keep the salt out of the ears. There is a row of mini lights and you can turn them off if you like. When you put the handle down they slowly go off. Took me awhile to get it.
You have a locking door to your little room and then a mini door that closes to your chamber of salt solution. There is a motion detector so when you move out of the chamber the light goes back on.
You don’t have to bring a thing– no towel no shoes no nothing. Your the only one in the room so you don’t have to wear anything either nor deal with wet clothes to carry out later.
I lost track of time. He said music would come on when its time to get out. He would also pound on the wall if I didn’t hear it as he can tell when a light is on.
It is quite relaxing. One could fall asleep in there. You don’t really have urges to move your head as the salt helps support it. After a few minutes you let go and let the water carry you.
They have someone that comes to give massages too and there is a full spectrum red light in a sauna you can buy time in. You can reserve online.
When I drove home I realized I was MUCH MORE relaxed than when I drove over. It took me a bit to realize that. There is also a lot of magnesium in the solution which is a relaxer and it reduces blood pressure too. Now salt can raise it so lets hope they cancel either other out! I fell just fine right now.
Should you go? Well if your the kind of person that always wants to try new things and the cost doesn’t bother you go for it!!! For the price sensitive they do offer promotions – google them. Currently there is a groupon out.
The website and my coupon did not show N –NORTH Moreland. If you don’t know the N or S you have a 50% chance of being wrong. Their website doesn’t show it either. Its NORTH, and located right there at the NE corner of Euclid, the busiest corner in Little Five Points, and the parking is in back with entry from the back.

I love this place. Alex is very friendly, and informative. He made me feel right at home. The place is clean and it is easy to make an appointment to fit your schedule. I am hooked! And I am so grateful they are in my neighborhood, so I don’t have to drive across town.

Megan is awesome! I initially found Megan via a Groupon but have been coming back ever since. She uses the right pressure every time and knows all the areas that causes pain. I always feel so relaxed and better after!

As soon as you enter the door, you will notice the beautiful décor and an immediate sense of calmness. The owner, Edward, is friendly and easy to talk with. So far, I’ve only floated with them but I look forward to trying out the Infrared sauna as well as a massage. My first floating experience ever was with them and Edward was very informative about the whole process. Since then, I’ve floated twice more and fallen in love with it! Now, I view floating as a relaxing yet powerful way to augment your body and mind. Thank you FLO2s for an amazing experience and I can’t wait to return!
If you want to read more about my floating experience, check out my blog:

My experience with Megan was won-​der-​ful! Megan was kind, accommodating and applied the right pressure. I was able to enjoy my hot stone massage so much I fell asleep TWICE! Of course each time I went to sleep I awakened in a frantic (not really, how can ya really in a quiet room with soft music and on a massage table lol) thinking I had missed something. Megan skillfully massaged me from head to toe and I SHALL return! Can’t wait to see you on May 1^st for the grand opening!

This was my very first float experience and it was super positive. The facilities are clean and kind of funky– someone was painting a large and colorful painting in the main room! The man who checked me in and instructed me gave me all the directions I would have never known I needed. I felt comfortable and relaxed. I would definitely recommend it to others and go back myself.

Just got back from my first float. Wow. I started seeing visuals in there! Soooo relaxing, affordable, and a great place to get some thinking done. The infrared sauna was a perfect bookend to a unique visit. Will def be back and gonna bring the wife!

Thank you for your gracious reply, Edward. I’m really glad you are making improvements to the business — I genuinely want your work to be successful and I’m grateful for the introduction to floating. And no, I have absolutely no problem with your accent, I travel all over the world and teach people from every country!. I’m glad you have people who love the place. All the best :) I rate you up for making improvements and taking your customers’ needs to heart.

I would like to say first of all that it is nice to see that floating is gaining some traction here in Atlanta. FLO2S is a very clean and attractive facility and I liked the space and the owner, Edward very much. Unfortunately, the float itself was lacking based on other experiences I have had.
I would like to be clear with readers that FLO2S is not a sensory deprivation experience. To be fair, FLO2S does not market itself as sensory deprivation flotation but many people who have never floated might not not understand this and have the expectation nonetheless.
The floats are done here in two built-​in room chambers rather than in tanks. The advantages to this setup are lessened risk of claustrophobic feelings, and more airflow as compared to a float tank.
The primary disadvantage to this setup is that the chambers are not soundproofed. In fact, I was quite distracted by the telephone conversation the owner of the establishment was having that was clearly audible during much of my float. Moreover, there was audible new age music coming through the walls from the business next door. This was also very distracting and I found that I was not able to achieve the deep meditative relaxation I have experienced with other floats. Another disadvantage to the chamber style float was that the amount of water required to fill the tub is much greater than in float tanks so that the floater experiences significantly more motion than in a tank, which is also distracting. Additionally, I felt as though the concentration of Epsom salts in the chamber was lower than what I have experienced elsewhere and as a result, I felt that my head was sitting lower in the water and I felt a good deal of strain in my neck that I have not felt in other floats. This also contributed to my inability to relax as deeply as I wished.
The bottom line is that I gave 3 stars instead of 2 because I am happy that FLO2S exists in Atlanta but the facilities themselves fall short of what I have experienced elsewhere in more traditional flotation tanks that are authentically sensory deprivation. I hope FLO2S can address some of these issues to improve the customer experience.

I went to FLO2S specifically for the floatation tank experience. Their tank is as good as it gets in my opinion. Just the right size, personal showers, easily accessible lighting, and probably the best pricing i’ve seen when it comes to floating. I didn’t take advantage of their membership since I was only in Atlanta for a short weekend but it is well worth looking into if you plan on floating more than once. They were very accommodating and when I unfortunately had to leave early, it was no problem to cancel my last reservation. They also offer massage and UV therapy which I didn’t get a chance to check out but if I had the chance, definitely would.