At Peace Floatation Spa

Having worked in an industry closely related with massage therapy for years, I’m very picky about my massages and usually leave disappointed. I saw Tyler and he exceeded my expectations. It was a magnificent experience from booking the appointment through leaving the spa. My husband and I loved it so much, that we plan to become members. He saw Christy for a hot stone massage, and was equally thrilled with his service. :) Thank you to the staff for the amazing experience! Can’t wait to go back.

The spa is beautiful, serene, and very inviting. I had a massage from Tyler. I have been a massage therapist for many years and I don’t hesitate at all to say that he is very intuitive and is worth his weight in gold. A good MT is hard to find… I only wish I lived closer so that I could become a regular here. My nephew also had his first ever massage from Christy and his first float experience; judging by his blissed out expression and attitude, I’m pretty sure he was in awe of how amazing these therapies can be. I am so grateful to everyone at @ peace for making it such a great afternoon for us!

WHAT AN INCREDIBLE EXPERIENCE! To be honest, when I first saw Cassi (my massage therapist), she’s so small and petite, I thought that she wouldn’t be able to work out all the knots and pains in my back. BOY WAS I WRONG! That woman is a magician! I felt better after my session with her than I have in a long time. She is so knowledgable and a true gem to chit-​chat with while getting my massage.
I’ve had massages from everywhere from the chain stores (Massage Envy, etc) and as high-​dollar as the spa at Caesar’s Palace and I will say that this one was as good if not better than the one in Vegas! I am so excited to try a float!
Making my next appointment right now!

I had my first massage experience today at At Peace. Nice tucked away location. Best all around massage i have ever had by Cassi Murphy. I struggle with migraines and she worked on my pressure points and neck gently: She knows what she’s doing and is very intuitive with the way she works: perfect amount of pressure. Would definitely recommend.

This place is a true getaway. I’ve been here multiple times to float and it is a great experience. I have been to other float spas in different cities and this is the best one I have been to. The experience itself is something that can’t really be put into words. You have to come and see what a float is for yourself. I have also gotten a massage here and it was heaven on earth. The setting of the room was very relaxing with soothing music playing.
The owner really cares that his clients have an exceptional experience. It is a very welcoming place and I can’t imagine anybody having a negative experience here. If you join their email list, you will always be in the loop for special deals! When I have an actual career after college I will definitely frequent this place more.

At Peace is my favorite spa ever. They have received numerous accolades over the last year or so from the community and they are all well earned. I have never had to wait (not once!) for an appointment. If your appointment is for a certain time you will not be waiting because your time is respected. This isn’t your doctor’s office. Not only does the staff of At Peace believe in the value of your time, they also believe in the value of your health and a common phrase used here is «self care before healthcare».
Four years later I am still a very satisfied customer. At Peace is the best place to get a massage in the DFW area (sorry Massage Envy) and Deanna is the best massage therapist. Deanna offers more than just the basic Swedish massage, which is refreshing because many places just do Swedish massage. I come once a month and that is truly the happiest and most relaxed day of my month every single time without fail. At Peace is the place to be because the staff is awesome and they live up to their name because you are «at peace» from the time you walk in the door until the time you leave. Besides being at peace from the massage therapy I’ve received, my chronic back pain is virtually nonexistent minus an occasional flare up and I owe it all to Deanna and At Peace.

My wife and I were visiting Dallas recently and I had to bring her to At Peace Float Spa, having had the best float experience when I was in town a year ago. As I had experienced before, the owners were pleasant, very customer service-​oriented, and gave us another great experience. My wife was especially appreciative that she was able to float in a float room vs. a pod. She tends to be a little claustrophobic and it helped to have the larger area in which to float as well as having a comfortable changing room. The environment was inviting and relaxing and we wished we lived closer. We will be back.

MINT WAS AMAZING! She stayed late to squeeze me in when I told the receptionist I was desperate for a massage today. So friendly and customizes your massage to you. Wonderful!

The woman who greeted us was pleasant, and the place was clean & inviting. The experience however, wasn’t really what I was expecting. (I did a one hour float.) There was only one choice for sound — random nature sounds, which included birds — which means I had to turn it off! There was no volume control either. Just on/​off. Birds or silence. (Same with the lights; on/​off — no dimmer switch.) I told the woman that I would have enjoyed it more if I could have brought my own music, and she said I could have — that she just hooks the speakers up to an ipod. I really wish I had known that!
It was okay, but I doubt I’ll go again. It got really dark, which I enjoyed. I work nights & rarely get to relax in pure darkness, so it WAS peaceful — but I got a little bored. I don’t feel like it did anything for my mind or body. That’s just my experience though, and it’s obviously subjective. If you are interested in this, I think you should try it. But maybe wait for a Groupon or discount of some sort.

When I signed my receipt, there was a place for a tip which I wasn’t expecting. She didn’t really do much, but I tipped anyway because I wasn’t sure what the proper etiquette was. And I’m still not. Maybe the tip option was there because they also offer massages — for which I would definitely leave a tip. Something to think about before you go.

Nice and clean place, friendly staff. I’ve been for one 60 minute float and will be going back soon. I’m only giving it 4 stars because I can’t afford to go more often and try their other services.

I did the flotation experience once. It is unique and should be tried, but I keep going back for the massage. Deanna is one of the best therapist i have ever used. Definitely gets my highest recommendation.

I cannot tell you how excited I was to find out that there was a place ten minutes from my house where I could float in sensory deprivation, epsom salt deliciousness! I’ve only done a one hour float but I absolutely loved it. I recently purchased a 3 hour package that includes a one hour float, scalp treatment, massage, and foot ritual. I can’t wait! The owner and his son are very nice.
The float happens in a giant bathtub (big enough so your hands and feet do not touch the walls if you don’t want them to). Once you are settled in the water, there is a button on the wall that turns the lights out. It’s pitch black… you cannot see anything. There is a lot of epsom salt in the water so you are very buoyant. After a while of complete darkness and floating in body temp water, you feel like you’re floating in space. It is so relaxing both physically and mentally. I wish I could float once a week. I highly recommend this place!

I received a groupon as a gift for a 75 minute massage. AMAZING gift. It was just what I needed and the staff was very kind and knowledgeable. Val did my massage — she was kind, easy to talk to and knew what she was doing! She had worked with chiropractors previously and had borrowed a few techniques from them (not adjustments, but fantastic stretches that leave you feeling much better than before).
I see the value in massage as a form of therapy — I’d definitely recommend this to anyone needing some stress relief.

I purchased a $ 35 dollar Living Social coupon for a 1 hour, $ 75 session. I had no idea what to expect, so I was really excited about my experience.
The guy at the reception’s desk was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. He escorted me to my private room and explained the process — you shower for 5 min before floating for an hour, then follow-​up with another shower all within your private room.
After I showered I entered the very large tub. The water is body temperature, not too hot or too cold. At 1^st it feels really weird to just lay back & float, but I soon got used to the idea. I turned the lights off when I 1^st started floating but immediately turned them back on because I freaked out in this small space in pitch darkness, but about a min later I felt more comfortable & turned the lights back off. I could never relax my neck so I used the floating neck pillow to help keep me steady. After that, I was in a complete state of relaxation.
Overall the experience was unique & relaxing but I still prefer a massage to relieve tension in my muscles. Plus you really have to be mentally ready for this type of service — may not be for everybody.

This spa offers a unique «flotation» experience that is both relaxing and has amazing health benefits. The salts provide minerals to the body that can lower blood pressure, alleviate headaches, and flush toxins from the body.
The hour-​long soak seems like a long time, but actually passes very quickly. Soaking in a dark, silent environment is the perfect situation to quiet the mind and truly mediate… or catch a bit of a nap.
I recommend the soak plus massage for your ultimate stress-​buster!